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The Defeat Didn't Sit Well With Me': Centurian Brits Reveals WC Opener Loss Sparked South Africa’s Fightback
Cricket World Cup: South Africa centurion Tazmin Brits admitted the side's loss in Women's World Cup opener 'didn't sit well', fuelling the teams winning comeback against New Zealand at the Holkar Stadium.
South Africa batting collapse that cost them in their first-up game at the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, but the Proteas had key performances across both major disciplines against the White Ferns, securing six-wicket win on Monday.
Brits was named Player of the Match, smashing 101 from 89 balls as South Africa needed just 40.5 overs to complete their run chase after New Zealand set a target of 232 for the win.
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World Cup: Tazmin Brits credited recent batting camps for her stunning form after notching up her seventh ODI century - and fourth in five innings - as South Africa thumped New Zealand by six wickets at Holkar Stadium on Monday to claim their first win of the tournament.
Women's World Cup: Brits Century, Luus Brilliance Secure Six-wicket Win For South Africa
For New Zealand: Tazmin Brits’ superb 101, along with an unbeaten 83 from Sune Luus, powered South Africa to a commanding six-wicket victory over New Zealand in their Women’s World Cup clash at the Holkar Stadium on Monday.
Pant Likely To Return Via Ranji Trophy In Late October, Pending Fitness Clearance
Old Trafford Stadium: India wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant is likely to make his return to competitive cricket for Delhi in the 2025/26 Ranji Trophy later this month, and pending medical clearance from the BCCI’s Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Bengaluru.
Women's World Cup: Mlaba Grabs Four As South Africa Bundle Out New Zealand For 231
World Cup: Left-arm spinner Nonkululeko Mlaba starred with a four-wicket haul as South Africa bowled out New Zealand for 231, despite a fighting 85 from Sophie Devine, in their Women’s World Cup clash at the Holkar Stadium on Monday.
Women’s World Cup: MCC Backs Third Umpire’s Decision To Adjudge Muneeba Run-out
The Marylebone Cricket Club: The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has issued a clarification on the unusual run-out of Pakistan opener Muneeba Ali during the 2025 Women’s World Cup clash against India, saying that the third umpire was ‘entirely correct’ in adjudging her as run-out.
Kwena Maphaka To Undergo Scans For Hamstring Concern
World Test Championship: South Africa pacer Kwena Maphaka, who was selected for the second-string squad to face Namibia in a T20I on October 11 and in the white-ball squads for the upcoming Pakistan tour, is currently being evaluated for an injury picked up during a domestic match.
It's Not A Small Deal To Be A Player Of The Match In WC Game: Kranti Goud
ODI World Cup: Young fast bowler Kranti Goud described her getting Player of the Match award post India’s huge 88-run win over Pakistan in the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup clash at the R Premadasa Stadium as a ‘very proud moment’.
Women’s WC: ‘Can't Believe I’ve Been Out There 350 Times’, Says Suzie Bates
World Cup: New Zealand cricket veteran Suzie Bates expressed surprise at how swiftly her journey has progressed after she reached a major career milestone on Monday as she stepped onto the field for her 350th international match.
Women's WC: New Zealand Opt To Bat First Against South Africa In Indore
South Africa Women: New Zealand have won the toss and elected to bat first against South Africa in the Women's World Cup clash here at Holkar Stadium on Monday.
Still In Conversations With Williamson About Availability For Home Summer: Rob Walter
New Zealand Cricket: New Zealand head coach Rob Walter said discussions are still happening over Kane Williamson’s availability for the ongoing home summer. While a final decision is yet to be made, Walter indicated that Williamson will be given the time he needs to decide when he will be playing for New Zealand.
Women’s WC: Want To Win For All Those Who Helped Bring Women’s Cricket To Where It Is Today, Says Jemimah
ODI World Cup: India batter Jemimah Rodrigues said the current squad is driven to win the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup by a desire to honour the legacy of those who laid the foundation for women’s cricket in the country.
Women's WC: Deepti Gets Best Fielder Medal After India’s Win Over Pakistan
VDCA Cricket Stadium: Senior all-rounder Deepti Sharma received the best fielder award in India’s commanding 88-run victory over Pakistan during the 2025 Women’s World Cup clash at the R Premadasa Stadium on Sunday.
Whatever The Situation Was, It's Been Resolved: Diana Baig On Muneeba's Bizarre Runout
Premadasa International Cricket Stadium: Pakistan pacer Diana Baig commented on opening batter Muneeba Ali's bizarre run-out against India in the Women's World Cup 2025 group match at Colombo's R. Premadasa Stadium, stating that whatever the issue was, it has now been resolved.
Women's World Cup: Devonshire Ruled Out Of New Zealand Squad With Finger Injury
Cricket World Cup: New Zealand have been dealt with an early setback in their Women’s World Cup campaign, with left-arm off-spinning allrounder Flora Devonshire ruled out of the tournament due to a hand injury.
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