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Women's World Cup: Vihanga replaces Kulasuriya as SL elect to bowl vs unchanged ENG

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Women's World Cup: Vihanga Replaces Kulasuriya As SL Elect To Bowl Vs Unchanged ENG

By IANS News October 11, 2025 • 15:06 PM View: 608

Sri Lanka Women: Sri Lanka won the toss and elected to field first against England in the 12th match of the ongoing Women’s World Cup here at the R Premadasa Stadium.

England are unbeaten in the tournament, having clinched victories in both the matches that they’ve played this edition so far, and are placed second on the points table behind defending champions and arch-rivals Australia.

While they clinched a dominant victory in their campaign opener against South Africa, the English women were put to the test against Bangladesh, but managed to clinch a close win.

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