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Women's World Cup: As Pace Bowlers, We Probably Took That A Little Bit Personally, Says Lea Tahuhu
Cricket World Cup: New Zealand pacer Lea Tahuhu admitted that the team’s seamers were “on a mission” to prove that fast bowling can still thrive on subcontinental surfaces after they spearheaded the White Ferns’ 100-run victory over Bangladesh in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 in Guwahati.
In a tournament dominated by spin and sluggish pitches, Tahuhu and fellow quicks Jess Kerr (3/21 off eight overs) and Rosemary Mair (2/20 off six) produced a searing display to dismantle Bangladesh’s chase of 228, skittling them for 127 in 39.5 overs. Tahuhu herself finished with 3/22 off six, earning plaudits for her incisive new-ball spell and control under dew.
“As pace bowlers, we probably took that a little bit personally,” Tahuhu told reporters after the match. “Obviously we had a look at that as well and saw that spin was really dominant (in Guwahati). But I think it was just about keeping really tight lines out there, letting the wicket do the work.
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महिला विश्व कप : खाता खोलने को बेताब श्रीलंका, जीत की हैट्रिक लगाना चाहेगा इंग्लैंड
World Cup: महिला विश्व कप 2025 के 12वें मैच में इंग्लैंड का सामना श्रीलंका से होगा। शनिवार को आर प्रेमदासा स्टेडियम में खेले जाने वाले इस मुकाबले में श्रीलंकाई टीम जीत का खाता खोलने के इरादे से उतरेगी।
Women's World Cup: Devine Hails ‘really Pleasing’ First Win After New Zealand Outclass Bangladesh In Guwahati
Cricket World Cup: New Zealand captain Sophie Devine described her team’s first win of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 as “really pleasing”, after the White Ferns produced a commanding all-round performance to defeat Bangladesh Women by 100 runs at the Baraspara Stadium in Guwahati on Friday.
Women's World Cup: Devine, Halliday, And Bowlers Script New Zealand's 100-run Win Over Bangladesh
Cricket World Cup: A gritty batting display from Sophie Devine and Brooke Halliday, followed by a clinical bowling effort, powered New Zealand to a commanding 100-run victory over Bangladesh in their ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 clash at Baraspara Stadium, Guwahati, on Friday. The win marked New Zealand’s first triumph of the tournament, lifting them to fifth on the points table.
Women's World Cup: Devine, Halliday’s Fighting Knocks Help New Zealand Surge To 227/9
New Zealand Women: A gritty partnership between skipper Sophie Devine and Brooke Halliday helped New Zealand Women recover from a shaky start to post 227/9 against Bangladesh Women in their Women’s World Cup 2025 clash at Baraspara Stadium on Thursday.
Women's WC: Rosemary Comes In For Illing As NZ Opt To Bat Against Bangladesh
MST Sumaiya Akhter: New Zealand have won the toss and elected to bat first against Bangladesh in the 11th match of the ICC Women's World Cup at here Baraspara Stadium on Friday.
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.
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.
Women's WC: It Was Bit Tricky After Chloe Got Out, Says De Klerk On SA's Win Over India
ODI World Cup: Having faced Indian pacer Kranti Gaud earlier, and with the eased-up conditions in the second half of the game, South African batter Nadine de Klerk's confidence grew as she led her team to victory against India in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup.
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.
2nd Test: Windies Players Wearing Black Armbands In Memory Of Bernard Julien
Arun Jaitley Stadium: West Indies’players are wearing black armbands during day one of the second and final Test against India at the Arun Jaitley Stadium as a mark of respect for Bernard Julien, the former all-rounder who passed away at the age of 75 on October 4.
महिला विश्व कप : जीत के साथ वनडे क्रिकेट में इतिहास रच गई साउथ अफ्रीकी टीम
ICC Women: साउथ अफ्रीका ने भारत के खिलाफ महिला विश्व कप 2025 के 10वें मैच में 3 विकेट से जीत दर्ज की। इस मुकाबले के साथ साउथ अफ्रीका ने विश्व कप में एक बड़ा इतिहास रच दिया है।
Women's World Cup: Nadine De Klerk's Blazing 84 Helps South Africa Beat India
World Cup: Nadine de Klerk hammered an unbeaten 84 after skipper Laura Wolvaardt anchored the innings with a patient 70 as South Africa defeated India by three wickets with seven balls to spare in Match 10 of ICC Women's World Cup here on Thursday.
Women's World Cup: Richa Ghosh's Brilliant 94 Lifts India To 251 Against South Africa
ODI World Cup: Richa Ghosh produced a masterclass in how to build an ODI innings, scoring a 76-ball 94, and with Sneh Rana coming up with a blazing cameo as India posted a challenging 251 all out against South Africa in Match 10 of the ICC Women's ODI World Cup here on Thursday.
Women's World Cup: India's Matches Against Australia, England Go Sold Out
ICC Chief Executive Sanjog Gupta: The ongoing Women's World Cup is gaining momentum as host India's upcoming marquee round-robin matches against defending champions Australia and England have officially sold out, the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced on Thursday.
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