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Women's World Cup: Smith Shines As England Reduce South Africa To Second-lowest Total Of 69
ODI World Cup: Linsey Smith’s stunning new-ball burst set the tone for England Women as they bundled out South Africa Women for just 69 in 20.4 overs – the Proteas’ second-lowest total in ODI World Cup history in the fourth match of the Women's World Cup 2025 at Baraspara Stadium, on Friday.
Having opted to bowl first, England struck immediately through Smith, who removed both openers in her first two overs. She first dismissed South Africa skipper Laura Wolvaardt for 5 with a sharp caught-and-bowled chance before cleaning up Tazmin Brits, also for 5. Lauren Bell then added to the early damage by knocking over Sune Luus for 2.
Smith wasn’t done yet, and her control with the new ball earned her a third scalp as she sent back Marizanne Kapp for 4 to leave South Africa in deep trouble. From there, captain Nat Sciver-Brunt took charge, striking twice in quick succession to remove Anneke Bosch (6) and Chloe Tryon (2), reducing the innings to a desperate 38 for 6 by the 11th over.
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ODI World Cup: England’s senior batter have identified South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt as the key threat ahead of the two teams opening their 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup campaign at the ACA Stadium.
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ODI World Cup: The 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 clash between Pakistan and Bangladesh on Thursday sparked a controversy after former Pakistan captain Sana Mir referred to batter Natalia Pervaiz as hailing from “Kashmir,” before calling it as “Azad Kashmir.”
Women’s WC: Sciver-Brunt Backing England’s Spin Attack To Start Campaign With A Win
ODI World Cup: England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt has backed the side’s spin bowling attack to set the tone for a winning start in their 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup opener against South Africa, to be played at the ACA Stadium.
Women's World Cup: Ex-Pakistan Player Sana Mir In Trouble After Controversial Reference To POK
Asian Cricket Council President Mohsin: Former captain of the Pakistan women's team, Sana Mir, has landed in a hot soup after making a politically-motivated reference to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK) while on commentary duty during her country's match against Bangladesh in the ongoing ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025.
Women’s World Cup: Debutant Rubya Haider's Unbeaten Fifty Helps Bangladesh Beat Pakistan By Seven Wickets
Debutant Rubya Haider: Bangladesh clinched an easy victory against Pakistan in the third match of the Women’s World Cup at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on Thursday, to get their campaign rolling. Bangladesh bundled out Pakistan for just 129 runs before chasing down the target in 31.1 overs.
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As South Africa: As South Africa gear up for their opening fixture against England in the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup, head coach Mandla Mashimbyi has called for his team to think like champions if they are to be winners of the eight-team competition.
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Women’s World Cup: Devine’s 112 In Vain As Australia Begin Title Defence With 89-run Win
ODI World Cup: Sophie Devine’s valiant 112 went in vain as Australia began their title defence in the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup with a commanding 89-run win over New Zealand at the Holkar Stadium here on Wednesday.
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ODI World Cup: All-rounder Ashleigh Gardner smashed a scintillating 115 off 83 balls to help Australia post a daunting 326 all out in 49.3 overs against New Zealand in their 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup clash at Holkar Stadium on Wednesday.
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