I give India 4 years before they start getting dominant in women's Tests, says Brad hogg

In what was India's first Test in seven years, Sneh Rana and Taniya Bhatia batted out more than 31 overs in a ninth wicket stand to eck out a draw after India were forced to follow-on by England.

India have the potential to become the dominant in women's Test cricket considering how they played in their one-off Test against England, former Australia spinner Brad Hogg has said. "I think India women were fantastic. The way that they saved the Test match, they had the fight right till the end. They don't have much experience in that regard as what England do. They are not too off the mark. I am really looking forward to them playing against Australia," Hogg said in a video uploaded on his Youtube channel. In what was India's first Test in seven years, Sneh Rana and Taniya Bhatia batted out more than 31 overs in a ninth wicket stand to eck out a draw after India were forced to follow-on by England. With both players making their Test debut, Rana was unbeaten on 80 off 154 balls while Bhatia scored 44 off 88. Their stand was on 104 when the two teams shook hands.