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Women's World Cup: Athapaththu Credits 'fight Till End’ Attitude For Thrilling Win Over Bangladesh
ODI World Cup: Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu summed up the thrilling finish, crediting her team’s never-say-die attitude after she bowled a sensational final over to pull off a seven-run win against Bangladesh in a match that went down to the last ball at the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025, here at DY Patil Stadium here on Monday.
Her four-wicket burst (4-42) in the death overs, including four scalps in four balls, turned the contest around as Sri Lanka snatched victory from the jaws of defeat and stayed alive in the competition. “Actually, we handled the pressure till the last over. As a captain, I always say fight till the end. So we kept fighting. We executed the right plans,” Athapaththu said after the match. “Though we dropped many catches and made a few mistakes, it wasn’t our best performance but I’m happy with the win.”
Opting to bat first, Sri Lanka had a nightmare start with Vishmi Gunaratne dismissed off the first ball of the innings. But Athapaththu and Hasini Perera rebuilt with counterattacking intent, peppering the boundaries to revive the innings. Athapaththu’s fluent 46 set the tone before leg-spinner Rabeya Khan struck, dismissing her and triggering a middle-order wobble.
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Women's World Cup: Athapaththu Inspires Sri Lanka To Seven-run Win Over Bangladesh
Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu (4-42) produced a stunning four-wicket spell in the death overs to seal a heart-stopping seven-run win over Bangladesh in a match that went down to the final delivery in the 21st match of the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 on Monday.
Women's World Cup: Hasini Perera’s Fluent 85 In Vain As Shorna Akter Spins Sri Lanka Out For 202
DY Patil Stadium: Hasini Perera’s outstanding knock of 85 off 99 balls was the lone bright spot as Sri Lanka Women collapsed to 202 all out in 48.4 overs after opting to bat first against Bangladesh Women on a good surface in the 21st match of the ICC Women's World Cup at the DY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai, on Monday.
Chamari Athapaththu Becomes First And Only Sri Lankan To Score 4000 WODI Runs
DY Patil Sports Academy: Sri Lankan skipper Chamari Athapaththu, on Monday, became the first and only Sri Lankan female cricketer to get to the 4000-run mark in ODIs, following her 46-run knock against Bangladesh in the 21st Match of the ongoing Women’s World Cup 2025.
चामरी अथापथु ने वनडे में रचा इतिहास, 4 हजार रन पूरे करने वाली पहली श्रीलंकाई महिला
World Cup: चामरी अथापथु वनडे इतिहास में 4,000 रन पूरे करने वाली पहली श्रीलंकाई महिला बल्लेबाज बन गई हैं। चामरी ने बांग्लादेश के खिलाफ महिला विश्व कप 2025 के 21वें मुकाबले में 2 छक्कों और 6 चौकों के साथ 46 रन की पारी खेलते हुए वनडे फॉर्मेट में इस आंकड़े को छुआ है।
Women’s World Cup: Sri Lanka Elect To Bat Against Bangladesh
DY Patil Sports Academy: Sri Lanka have won the toss and opted to bat first against Bangladesh in the 21st match of the Women’s World Cup 2025 here at the DY Patil Sports Academy on Monday. While the Lankans are yet to open their account this edition, Bangladesh have just one win from five games so far.
They Were Pretty Good In The Chase: Mithali Notes Positives In India's Loss To England
New Delhi: Former India captain Mithali Raj analysed the team’s performance after their loss to England at the Women’s World Cup and lauded India’s performance, saying there were very good partnerships and the game slipped out of their hands after Smriti Mandhana and Deepti Sharma's dismissals.
महिला विश्व कप : हार से निराश स्मृति मंधाना, यकीन था कि भारत जीत हासिल करेगा
ICC Women: भारत को महिला विश्व कप 2025 के 20वें मैच में इंग्लैंड के हाथों 4 रन के करीबी अंतर से हार का सामना करना पड़ा। विश्व कप में लगातार तीसरी हार के बाद भारत की सलामी बल्लेबाज स्मृति मंधाना जब प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस रूम में आईं, तो बेहद निराश थीं।
Women’s WC: Had To Drop Jemimah To Get Balance Right, Says Smriti
ODI World Cup: When India’s team sheet came after being put into bowling first by England in a crucial 2025 Women's ODI World Cup clash at the Holkar Stadium, everyone was left jaw-dropped when India’s keenly awaited tactical reshuffle resulted in Jemimah Rodrigues being left out.
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.
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.
Women’s World Cup: After Sealing Semis Spot, Nat Sciver-Brunt Lauds England’s Calm Execution
ODI World Cup: England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt hailed her team’s composure and calm execution after a thrilling four-run win over India at the Holkar Stadium on Sunday secured their place in the semi-finals of the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup.
Women’s World Cup: Smriti’s Wicket Was A Turning Point For Us, Says Harmanpreet
ODI World Cup: After a narrow four-run loss to England in a crucial 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup match at the Holkar Stadium, India captain Harmanpreet Kaur said Smriti Mandhana’s dismissal was the turning point in a chase that had looked well in control. The defeat leaves India’s campaign hanging by a thread.
Women’s World Cup: Diwali Eve Heartbreak As India Implode In Chase, England Seal Semi-final Spot (Ld)
Under the festive glow on the eve of Diwali, Holkar Stadium was a cauldron of anticipation, with 16,300 spectators eyeing to celebrate an Indian victory.
Women’s World Cup: Fifties From Smriti, Harman In Vain As England Beat India To Enter Semis
ODI World Cup: In a match that swung like a pendulum, England held their nerve to break India’s hearts by clinching a thrilling four-run win at the Holkar Stadium on Sunday and book their place in the semi-finals of the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup.
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