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England continued their strong run at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, cruising to a convincing win over Sri Lanka in Colombo to reclaim the top spot in the standings. The victory showcased England’s growing dominance as Nat Sciver-Brunt and Sophie Ecclestone delivered standout performances with bat and ball respectively. Sciver-Brunt led from the […]

Australia are set to make a pivotal change for their ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup clash against India in Vizag on Sunday, with left-arm spinner Sophie Molineux likely to return to the playing XI. Molineux, who sat out the 107-run victory over Pakistan in Colombo as she continued her recovery from injury, has been declared

Guwahati, India — New Zealand’s World Cup campaign roared back to life in emphatic fashion as the White Ferns dismantled Bangladesh by 100 runs in Guwahati, with their pace bowlers silencing critics who doubted seam’s effectiveness on subcontinental pitches. Pace Bowlers with a Point to Prove For weeks, talk around the ICC Women’s Cricket World

Colombo, Sri Lanka — England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt produced yet another masterclass, smashing a record-breaking century to steer her side to a third straight win at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, keeping the four-time champions unbeaten in the tournament. Captain’s Knock That Made History When England found themselves in early trouble after losing

Australia’s Beth Mooney delivered a masterclass of composure and patience to guide the reigning ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup champions to a competitive total of 220 against Pakistan, proving once again why she is one of the top batters in world cricket. A Testing Innings Mooney described the innings as a mentally demanding effort. “I’m

After a brief delay due to a wet outfield in Visakhapatnam, the toss for the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 clash between India and South Africa is scheduled for 3:15 PM IST, with the match set to begin at 3:45 PM IST. Thankfully, there has been no loss of overs, ensuring a full contest

Heather Knight marked her comeback in style, guiding England to a composed victory over Bangladesh at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025. Knight Finds Her Rhythm After Injury It had been nearly nine months since Heather Knight last played an ODI innings — her previous outing came in January against Australia in Hobart. A

Nadine de Klerk insists South Africa have turned a corner ahead of high-stakes clash in Visakhapatnam South Africa head into their ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup showdown with India with renewed belief after quickly putting behind them what Nadine de Klerk described as a “horrible” opening-day collapse against England. The Proteas were skittled for just

Veteran batter rescues champions from collapse with record-breaking knock in Colombo Australia’s title defence at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 found its spark in the bat of Beth Mooney, who produced a career-defining century to turn disaster into dominance against Pakistan in Colombo. Walking in at a perilous 115 for 8, Mooney carved

Guwahati, India – England captain Heather Knight made a triumphant return to international cricket in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, scoring an unbeaten 79 to guide her team to a four-wicket victory over Bangladesh. This marked Knight’s first ODI innings in nearly nine months, following a significant hamstring tendon injury sustained in May.