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Women’s WC: Will Take It On Myself As Collapse Started From Me, Says Smriti Takes Blame For India's Loss
When Smriti Mandhana: When Smriti Mandhana walked into the press conference room after India’s four-run defeat to England handed them their third loss in the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup, the mood was unmistakably sombre as her heartbreak laid bare.
Just a couple of moments ago, Smriti was left emotional in the dugout when India bottled yet another chase to lose by four runs. Now, coming forward to explain a loss India had no business to be there in the first place, Smriti’s voice echoed her sheer disappointment and the gloom set in the Indian camp.
Her eyes conveyed heartbreaking sadness, while her brows were slightly furrowed and the unsmiling expression carried the weight of introspection. She’s often hard on herself, but in that moment, the weight of losing the match despite being in a winning position was palpable. Read More...
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Women’s WC: Had Pretty Rubbish Year, I Was Keen Make The Most Of The Opportunities Here, Says Heather Knight
Heather Knight: One could sense the immense joy and satisfaction in Heather Knight’s tone when she arrived in the press conference room on the back of hitting a match-defining century against India in a tight four-run win for England at the Holkar Stadium.
By IANS News • 1 year ago
Women’s World Cup: Deepti’s Four-fer Restricts England To 288/8 Despite Knight’s 109
ODI World Cup: In her 300th international game, Heather Knight’s fluent 109 anchored England’s innings, but Deepti Sharma’s incisive four-wicket haul ensured India clawed back in the death overs to restrict the visitors to 288/8 in their crucial 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup clash at the Holkar Stadium on Sunday.
By IANS News • 1 year ago
Women’s World Cup: It's About Character Now For India, Says Hussain Ahead Of Clash Against England
Cricket World Cup India: Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes the remainder of India’s campaign in the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup, starting from their clash against England on Sunday, will now hinge on a psychological perspective on their character and ability to bounce back from consecutive defeats in Visakhapatnam.
By IANS News • 1 year ago
India Women's Team Visits Ujjain's Mahakaleshwar Temple, Attends Bhasma Aarti
The Bhasma Aarti: The Indian women's cricket team visited Ujjain's Mahakaleshwar Temple on Wednesday to seek blessings after suffering back-to-back defeats in the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup.
By IANS News • 1 year ago
स्नेह राणा ने लपका वर्ल्ड कप का सबसे खूबसूरत कैच, एलिसा हीली की शतकीय पारी पर इस तरह लगाया ब्रेक; VIDEO
ऑस्ट्रेलिया की कप्तान एलिसा हीली जब भारत के खिलाफ जीत की राह पर तेजी से आगे बढ़ रही थीं, तभी स्नेह राणा ने मैदान पर कर दिखाया ऐसा कारनामा, जिसे टूर्नामेंट का सबसे शानदार कैच कहा जा रहा है।
By Ankit Rana • 1 year ago
स्नेह राणा ने हवा में लपका हैरतअंगेज कैच, आस्ट्रेलिया की बल्लेबाज लिचफील्ड भी रह गई हैरान; देखें VIDEO
ऑस्ट्रेलिया की सलामी बल्लेबाज फोएबे लिचफील्ड जब अपनी लय में नजर आ रही थीं, तभी स्नेह राणा ने मैदान पर ऐसा कमाल किया कि सब दंग रह गए। श्री चरणी की गेंद पर राणा ने हवा में उछलकर एक शानदार कैच लपका और टीम इंडिया को बड़ा ब्रेकथ्रू दिलाया।
By Ankit Rana • 1 year ago
Women's World Cup: Healy, Sutherland Outshine Mandhana, Rawal As Australia Beat India In Close Clash (Ld)
Captain Alyssa Healy: Captain Alyssa Healy struck a magnificent century, blasting 142 off 107 balls, the highest score ever against India, while Annabel Sutherland grabbed 5-40 as Australia scampered to a three-wicket victory in a crucial match in the Women's World Cup in Visakhapatnam on Sunday.
By IANS News • 1 year ago
Women's World Cup: Healy, Sutherland Masterclass Helps Australia Rule Over India
But Ellyse Perry: Alyssa Healy struck a magnificent century, blasting 142 off 107 balls, the highest score ever against India, as Australia scampered to a three-wicket victory in a crucial Women's World Cup match in Visakhapatnam on Sunday.
By IANS News • 1 year ago
Women's World Cup: Not Worried By SA Defeat, Left-arm Spin Is No Struggle, Sneh Rana Plays Down India's Troubles
ODI World Cup: It's only a blip in the plans, one match in which we failed to apply ourselves and that one match will not decide our future. That is the thought process in the Indian women's cricket team after their stunning defeat against South Africa in their last match in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup.
By IANS News • 1 year ago
Women's World Cup: With Problems Mounting, India Face Stiff Aussies Test In Bid To Put Campaign Back On Rail
ODI World Cup: "Will to win" -- that is the tagline of the ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025 and is displayed at every prominent spot in and around the venues and on hoardings.
By IANS News • 1 year ago
Women's World Cup: South Africa’s Nonkululeko Mlaba Reprimanded For Code Of Conduct Breach
International Cricket Council: South Africa spinner Nonkululeko Mlaba has been officially reprimanded by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for breaching the Code of Conduct during her team’s win over India in the Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 in Visakhapatnam on Thursday.
By IANS News • 1 year ago
Women's WC: 'They Didn’t Acknowledge That SA Also Had Match-winners', Says Anjum Chopra On India's Shortcomings
While South Africa: Former India captain and pundit Anjum Chopra discussed India’s shortcomings from their recent Women’s World Cup game against South Africa, where the Proteas handed the Women in Blue their first defeat of the tournament in a thriller, saying that Harmanpreet Kaur-led side failed to analyse that the opposition team also has match-winners.
By IANS News • 1 year ago
Women's WC: Batting Deep Is The Right Thing For Teams In The Tournament
ODI World Cup: South Africa's victory over India in the Women's World Cup has highlighted a rising trend in this edition of the 50-over tournament — late order batting is the key to victory and defeat, and teams need not lose hope if they lose wickets in quick succession at the top.
By IANS News • 1 year ago
Women's WC: Richa Ghosh Backs Top-order Despite Failure, Says We Will Stick To Our Plans
ODI World Cup: India's three-wicket defeat to South Africa in a thrilling encounter in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup, which saw lower-order batters twice change the fortunes of their teams, has further exposed two problem areas for Harmanpreet Kaur's team that may thwart the hosts in their avowed aim of going all the way to their maiden title.
By IANS News • 1 year ago
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