Kranti Goud was the star with the ball for India women as they defeated England by 13 runs in the third and final ODI to clinch the bilateral series 2-1. Goud produced a memorable show, finishing with a six-fer as England were bowled out for 305 in chase of 318 at the Riverside Ground in Chester-le-Street on Tuesday. Goud finished with career-best bowling figures of 6/52 from 9.5 overs in what was just the fourth ODI of her fledgling international career. At 21 years and 345 days, Goud has become the youngest Indian fast bowler to take five or more wickets in an ODI. She surpassed the record of legendary Jhulan Goswami who achieved the feat at the age of 23 years and 12 days, also against England in December 2005. Overall, she’s the second youngest Indian women to record an ODI five-for after Deepti Sharma (18 years 179 days). Bowling Figures Deepti Sharma 18 years, 179 days February, 2016 Kranti Goud 21 years, 345 days Nooshin Al Khadeer 21 years, 348 days January, 2003 Jhulan Goswami 23 years, 12 days December, 2005 Youngest Indians to five-wicket haul in women’s ODI Goud is the fourth Indian women after Mamatha Maben, Deepti and Jhulan Goswami to pick up a six-wicket haul in ODIs. Goud, who hails from Madhya Pradesh, achieved the milestone in what was just the fourth ODI of her career. She has now picked up 9 wickets at an average of 17.55. The youngster has also played a T20I. Harmanpreet’s Sweet Gesture India captain Harmanpreet won player-of-the-match award for scoring a match-winning century. She scored 102 off 84 with the help of 14 fours. Later, the skipper announced she’s sharing her award with Kranti for her career-best performance with the ball. “I want to share my player-of-the-match award with Kranti because she bowled one of the best spells of her career. It’s a great achievement for a bowler. We’ve been dying for a fast bowler like you. Well done, Kranti you deserve it,” Kaur said in a video shared by the BCCI.