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Sayali satghare: Cricket News & Match Updates
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Pratika, Smriti's Tons Take India To 304-run Win Over Ireland, Sweep Series 3-0
Niranjan Shah Stadium: Pratika Rawal and Smriti Mandhana smashed centuries on a record-breaking day for India as the hosts beat Ireland by a mammoth 304 runs to clinch a 3-0 series victory at the Niranjan Shah Stadium on Wednesday.
Right from the toss, everything went India’s way, as they posted 435/5, India’s highest-ever total in women’s ODIs, and then bowled out Ireland for 131 in 31.4 overs. The 304-run win is also the biggest margin of victory for India in women’s ODIs.
Electing to bat first, Smriti smashed the fastest ODI hundred by an India women’s batter, reaching the mark in 70 balls, beating the previous record held by regular captain Harmanpreet Kaur in 87 balls.
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Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium: India asserted dominance over Ireland with a massive 116-run victory in the second women's ODI at the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium on Sunday. The hosts took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.
Young Players Will Grab Opportunities With Both Hands, Says Smriti Ahead Of ODIs V Ireland
Niranjan Shah Stadium: Smriti Mandhana, India’s skipper for the upcoming ODI series against Ireland, believes the side’s decision to rest regular captain Harmanpreet Kaur and pacer Renuka Singh is an opportunity for youngsters to grab the vacant spots with both hands. In place of the rested Harmanpreet and Renuka, India have included batter Raghavi Bist, who debuted in T20Is against the West Indies, and uncapped pacer Sayali Satghare.
Smriti To Lead India As Harmanpreet Rested From Women's ODIs Against Ireland
Renuka Singh Thakur: India have rested captain Harmanpreet Kaur and fast bowler Renuka Singh Thakur for the upcoming three-match women's ODI series against Ireland, set to begin on January 10 at the Niranjan Shah Stadium in Rajkot.
Sayali, Saima, Tejal, Priya Earn Maiden ODI Call-ups For NZ Series
T20 World Cup: After the setback in the Women's T20 World Cup, India have handed maiden ODI call-ups to seam-bowling allrounders Sayali Satghare and Saima Thakor, legspinner Priya Mishra and middle-order batter Tejal Hasabnis for the upcoming three-match ODI series against New Zealand starting on October 24.
Tess Flintoff’s Double-wicket Over Seals 45-run Win For Australia ‘A’ In Red-ball Game
Tess Flintoff: A double-wicket over by from Tess Flintoff helped Australia ‘A’ secure a 45-run victory over India ‘A’ on last day of the red-ball match at the Kerrydale Oval on Sunday.
Bowlers And Darke’s Unbeaten Century Keep Australia ‘A’ In Sight Of Win Over India ‘A’
But Grace Parsons: Maddy Darke converted her overnight score of 54 into an unbeaten century while bowlers struck regularly to keep Australia ‘A’ in sight of a victory over India ‘A’ at the end of day three’s play in the four-day red-ball match at the Kerrydale Oval on Saturday.
Nicola Hancock, Grace Parsons Shine As Australia 'A' Beat India ‘A’ By 8 Wickets
Allan Border Field: Leg-spinner Grace Parsons took four wickets, while pacer Nicola Hancock grabbed three scalps as the duo set the base for Australia ‘A’ to get an eight-wicket win over India ‘A’ and take an unassailable 2-0 series lead at the Allan Border Field on Friday.
WPL 2024: 'Our Batters Have Let Us Down', Admits Beth Mooney As Gujarat Giants' Winless Run Continues
After Gujarat Giants: After Gujarat Giants’ winless run in 2024 WPL continued with a 25-run loss to Delhi Capitals, captain Beth Mooney admitted the batters have let the side down, as they are now the only side left in the tournament to get off the mark.
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