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Women's World Cup: Radha's Three-fer Helps India Restrict Bangladesh To 119/9 In Rain-hit Match
ODI World Cup: Brought into the side in place of Sneh Rana, left-arm spinner Radha Yadav bagged a three-fer as India restricted Bangladesh to 119/9 in a rain-plagued 27-overs-per-side last group match of the ICC Women's ODI World Cup on Sunday.
Radha, who was among the three changes made by India on Sunday, sent back Sobhana Mostary, the second-highest scorer for Bangladesh with 26 off 21, Nahida Akter (3), and Rabeya Khan (3) as the hosts kept things under a tight leash at the Dr D.Y. Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on Sunday. She finished the game with 3-30 while fellow left-arm spinner N. Shree Charani claimed 2-23 as India exploited the conditions to their advantage.
Rain played havoc with the match, first delaying the toss for half an hour and then thwarting the start of play for nearly two hours. Soon after, Harmanpreet Kaur won the toss and elected to bowl first. India handed a debut to wicketkeeper-batter Uma Chetry, who came in place of Richa Ghosh, who suffered an injury in the previous match, and also rested Kranti Gaud and Sneh Rana, bringing in Amanjot Kaur and Radha into the playing XI.
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ODI World Cup: England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt said the team opted not to risk Sophie Ecclestone’s fitness during their eight-wicket win in the final group stage match against New Zealand at the Women's World Cup, citing a crucial semi-final coming up against South Africa in Guwahati on October 29.
Head Coach Wasim On His Way Out After Pakistan Women Fail At ODI World Cup
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Wanted To Go Out On High, But Didn’t Happen, Says Devine After Final ODI Appearance
ODI World Cup: New Zealand captain Sophie Devine admitted she had hoped for a winning farewell in her final ODI appearance, but acknowledged that things didn’t go to plan, as her side lost to England by eight wickets in their last 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup.
Women’s World Cup: Bowlers And Amy Jones Help England Thrash New Zealand By Eight Wickets (Ld)
Amy Jones struck a fluent unbeaten 86 as England cruised to an eight-wicket win over New Zealand in their final group stage game in the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup on Sunday.
Women’s World Cup: Amy Jones Hits Unbeaten 86 As England Thrash New Zealand By Eight Wickets
ODI World Cup: Wicketkeeper-batter Amy Jones struck a fluent unbeaten 86 as England cruised to an eight-wicket win over New Zealand in their final group stage game in the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup at the ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium on Sunday.
Women's WC: Rain Delays Toss For IND V BAN Match; Uma Chetry Set For ODI Debut
ODI World Cup: The start of Match 28 between India and Bangladesh in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup has been delayed due to a short spell of rain that forced to ground staff to rush in with the covers at the Dr DY. Patil Stadium on Sunday.
Women’s WC: Ecclestone Won't Return To Field As A Precaution After Injury Scare, Confirms ECB
ODI World Cup: England’s left-arm spinner Sophie Ecclestone will not be bowling anymore in the ongoing first innings of the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup clash against New Zealand as a precautionary measure after sustaining a shoulder injury.
Women's WC: Character Of A Team Is Always Tested When You’re Down And Out, Says Jemimah
ODI World Cup: After India secured a semi-final berth in the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup with a crucial win over New Zealand, middle-order batter Jemimah Rodrigues reflected on the turnaround in that clash, saying that the character of a side is tested when they are down and out.
Women’s WC: Healy Continues To Be Assessed, We're Hopeful For SF, Says Coach Nitschke
ODI World Cup: Australia head coach Shelley Nitschke remains optimistic about Alyssa Healy’s availability for the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup semi-final against India, adding that the extra days will offer the injured skipper a chance to return to fitness.
Rohit, Kohli Will Be Big Assets For India In 2027 WC: MSK Prasad
ODI World Cup: Former Indian chief selector MSK Prasad has expressed confidence in Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma's continued value to the Indian team, saying the veteran duo will be huge assets for the Men in Blue in the 2027 ODI World Cup.
'Deeply Regrettable And Isolated Incident': BCCI Secretary Saikia On Australian Cricketers' Molestation Case (Ld)
Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association: BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia on Saturday issued an official statement on the case of molestation of Australian women cricketers ahead of their Women's ODI World Cup match in Indore, terming it as "a deeply regrettable and isolated incident".
Women's World Cup: Really Special Performance By Alana King, Says Tahila McGrath
ODI World Cup: Australia stand-in skipper Tahila McGrath hailed spinner Alana King’s ‘special performance’ of 7-18 as the team cruised to a massive seven-wicket win against South Africa in the Women’s ODI World Cup match at the Holkar Cricket Stadium in Indore on Saturday.
Will Forget About Today And Focus On All The Good We’ve Been Doing, Says Wolvaardt On Defeat To Australia
After a heavy defeat to Australia in their final league match of the Women’s ODI World Cup, South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt said the team would focus on the positives and quickly move on as they prepare for the semifinals.
‘No One Anticipated, Should Never Happen To Anyone’: BCCI VP Rajiv Shula After Australian Cricketers Get Molested In Indore
BCCI VP Rajiv Shula: BCCI vice president Rajiv Shukla has expressed regret over the incident of molestation of Australia’s women cricketers after the event unfolded recently in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. The team is in Indore for their ongoing Women’s World Cup match against South Africa, played at the Holkar Stadium.
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