India, July 15 -- Tons of patience mixed with the right amount of aggression was the key to the Indian women's cricket team's epic Test win over England, said chief coach Amol Muzumdar as he lauded centurion Yastika Bhatia for her "special knock" and pacer Kranti Gaud for her "controlled line and length."

Gaud's seven-wicket match haul and Bhatia's hundred played a big role in India's historic 270-run win over England in what was the first-ever women's Test played on the hallowed turf of Lord's.

"Yeah, you can say that (it was a perfect game). We batted well, we bowled extremely well and we fielded even better, it was a good game for us," Muzumdar said during the press-conference.

"I wouldn't be able to pinpoint one particular thing .....