Shafali Varma's heroics with the ball helped Women in Blue win the low scoring thriller. In a dramatic turn of events, she scalped 4 wickets in the last over, helping the team win by 8 runs. A match which never looked in India's favour was won by them due to exceptional bowling from Deepthi and Shafali.

The team was high on confidence after winning the first match comfortably. And a confident Harmanpreet led team chose to bat winning the toss. But what followed was nightmare. India were restricted to a mere 95 runs after completing their quota of 20 overs. None of the batters got going, as the highest individual scorer was Shafali with 19 runs.

It wa clear that pitch was difficult to bat in, and that Indian bowlers would use them to their advantage. But still the bowlers had very less runs to defend. Wickets kept falling at regular intervals , but the hosts didn't look troubled. Nigar Sultana held was firm on one end, and was challenging Indian bowlers, and it looked like she is going to level the series. However, Deepthi's brilliance and quick stumping by Yastika sent Bangla skipper back on the 5th delivery of penultimate over.

The match was poised beautifully, with Bangla team requiring 10 off 7 balls, with 4 wickets in hand. What followed next looked like a movie climax. Shafali was given the task to restrict Bangla women from scoring those 10 runs. And she nailed it. Nahida Akter was runout on the first ball, trying to score a couple runs. And then without conceding a run, wickets fell on every alternate delivery, which ended the Bangla innings on the last ball for 87 runs.

India won the match by 8 runs, something which no one believed just 8 deliveries before. India managed to scalp 5 wickets in the last 8 balls, to pull this amazing victory. Their batting failed, but the bowlers did a fantastic job to do defend a low score. Women in Blue displayed true fighting spirit showing an example of not giving up till the end. And they would look to go forward and clean sweep the Bangla women . Well played proud daughters of India.