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India beat South Africa by 14 runs in women’s T20

2 sourcesUpdated 25 Aug 2026, 10:47 pm Coverage regionsIndia
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India won by 14 runs in the fourth women’s T20I against South Africa in Johannesburg.

Deepti Sharma made an unbeaten 36 and took five wickets in an all-round effort.

South Africa had already secured an unassailable 3-0 series lead before the match.

South Africa reached 171 for 9 in the chase, with contributions from Sune Luus and Tazmine Brits.

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The available reporting agrees that India beat South Africa by 14 runs in the fourth women’s T20I, and that Deepti Sharma was central to the result with both bat and ball.

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The neutral coverage reports that India beat South Africa by 14 runs in the fourth women’s T20I in Johannesburg. It presents Deepti Sharma’s unbeaten 36 and five wickets as the standout individual effort. The report also notes South Africa’s prior 3-0 series lead and their 171 for 9 chase total. It identifies Sune Luus and Tazmine Brits as the leading South African batters mentioned.

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India Beat South Africa by 14 Runs in 4th Women’s T20; Deepti Sharma Shines with All-Round Effort

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News On AIR reports that the Indian women's cricket team secured a fourteen run victory against South Africa in the fourth T20I match held in Johannesburg. Deepti Sharma delivered an all round performance by scoring an unbeaten thirty six runs and taking five wickets. South Africa had previously claimed an unassailable three zero series lead and reached one hundred and seventy one runs for nine wickets during their chase, despite top scoring contributions from Sune Luus and Tazmine Brits.