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  Why are players, match officials wearing green armbands in the NZ vs BAN, Women's World Cup clash?

  Cricket | October 10, 2025 20:37 IST

  New Zealand and Bangladesh locked horns in Match No 11 of the Women's World Cup in Guwahati on Friday, October 10. All the players, backroom staff members and match officials were seen sporting green armbands for an important cause.

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  Laura Wolvaardt breaks Women's World Cup record for an SA captain after 70-run knock vs India

  Cricket | October 10, 2025 17:10 IST

  All-rounder Nadine de Klerk rightfully stole the limelight, scoring an unbeaten 84 off just 54 balls to take South Africa to a memorable victory against India; however, skipper Laura Wolvaardt didn't do badly, scoring 70 off 111 at the top after the Proteas found themselves amid a collapse.

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  Richa Ghosh tries to do a Rishabh Pant to break SA's momentum leaving de Klerk unhappy - WATCH

  Cricket | October 10, 2025 12:06 IST

  Nadine de Klerk, the match-winner for South Africa, wasn't happy with Richa Ghosh's injury break in the middle of the 47th over of the innings. However, it didn't matter much in the end as South Africa got over the line by three wickets in one of the best World Cup games ever.

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  Richa Ghosh, Nadine de Klerk script history, create world record with brilliant knocks

  Cricket | October 10, 2025 11:07 IST

  India's Richa Ghosh and South Africa's Nadine de Klerk put in exceptional performances in the Women's World Cup 2025, taking on each other, the two batters scored big knocks and went on to script history.

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  India lose control in death as South Africa snatch memorable win following Nadine de Klerk's knock

  Cricket | October 10, 2025 11:07 IST

  India posted a competitive 251, thanks to strong knocks from Richa Ghosh (94) and Sneh Rana (33*), but South Africa’s late surge, led by Nadine de Klerk’s unbeaten 84, turned the game around, handing India their first defeat of the Women’s ODI World Cup.

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  Richa Ghosh breaks all-time Women's ODI record during Vizag madness against South Africa

  Cricket | October 09, 2025 23:30 IST

  Richa Ghosh unleashed herself in Visakhapatnam, lifting India's score from 102/6 to 251 against South Africa, while breaking the Women's ODI record in Visakhapatnam on Thursday, October 9. South Africa had opted to field first and almost got their decision right until Ghosh decided to have some fun.

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  Richa Ghosh sets new world record during 94-run onslaught vs South Africa in women's ODI World Cup

  Cricket | October 09, 2025 20:01 IST

  Richa Ghosh set a world record for the highest score by a batter at No. 8 or lower in women’s ODIs, smashing 94* vs South Africa. She surpassed Chloe Tryon’s 74 and, alongside Sneh Rana, added a record 88-run stand, the 4th highest 8th wicket partnership in WODIs.

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  Smriti Mandhana sets new ODI world record, surpassing Australia's Belinda Clarke

  Cricket | October 09, 2025 16:49 IST

  Smriti Mandhana has set a new world record for most ODI runs by a women’s cricketer in a calendar year, surpassing Belinda Clarke’s 1997 tally of 970 runs. She reached the milestone during India’s World Cup match against South Africa in Visakhapatnam.

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  Why is Renuka Singh Thakur not playing vs South Africa in ODI World Cup 2025?

  Cricket | October 09, 2025 15:51 IST

  Renuka Thakur was dropped from India's ODI World Cup 2025 clash vs South Africa after a below-par performance against Pakistan. Amanjot Kaur returned to the XI, replacing her, having impressed with a 57-run knock in the tournament opener.

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  IND-W vs SA-W, World Cup Highlights: Nadine de Klerk helps SA pull off sensational Vizag heist

  Cricket | October 10, 2025 8:49 IST

  It was a tale of two No 8s and South Africa prevailed as Nadine de Klerk got some support from her captain at the top, Chloe Tryon in the middle and she was just sensational as India suffered their first loss of the Women's World Cup and the result has thrown the tournament open.

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  Beth Mooney registers maiden ODI World Cup century as Australia script stunning comeback against PAK

  Cricket | October 08, 2025 19:16 IST

  Beth Mooney scored her first ODI World Cup ton and also became the first by an Australian woman vs Pakistan in the tournament to rescue Australia from 115/8. Her 106-run stand with Alana King, who hit a record-breaking 51*, lifted them to a competitive 221.

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  Australia on cusp of breaking Women's WC record against Pakistan as they eye top spot on the table

  Cricket | October 08, 2025 13:22 IST

  Australian team will be in action after a week in the ongoing Women’s World Cup after their previous encounter in Colombo against Sri Lanka was washed out due to rain. The weather forecast is better for Wednesday as they take on Pakistan and will be keen to get to the top of the table.

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  Smriti Mandhana leads ICC Women's ODI rankings, several key players jump places

  Cricket | October 07, 2025 15:04 IST

  Smriti Mandhana retains the top spot in the ICC Women’s ODI Batting Rankings, while World Cup stars Tazmin Brits, Ash Gardner, and Sophie Devine achieve career-highs. Gardner also strengthens her lead as the top-ranked ODI all-rounder.

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  Suzie Bates scripts women's cricket history during NZ vs SA World Cup match, Devine joins elite list

  Cricket | October 06, 2025 17:07 IST

  New Zealand cricket's most experienced cricketers Suzie Bates and Sophie Devine achieved massive feat as they featured in the White Ferns' line-up in the Women's World Cup game against South Africa in Indore on Monday, October 6. Both New Zealand and South Africa lost their respective opening games.

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  Harmanpreet Kaur surpasses Meg Lanning on elite women's ODIs list after Pakistan win in Colombo

  Cricket | October 06, 2025 15:02 IST

  India registered their second consecutive win in the ongoing Women's World Cup, decimating Pakistan by 88 runs in Colombo as the Women in Blue will return home for the rest of the league phase. The Sunday result helped captain Harmanpreet Kaur leapfrog Meg Lanning on the women's ODIs' winning list.

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  First batter in history! Sidra Amin does what no Pakistan batter has achieved against India in WODIs

  Cricket | October 05, 2025 23:24 IST

  Sidra Amin, the senior Pakistan batter, achieved what no player from her country has been able to in previous 11 Women's ODIs against India, that too in the World Cup game in Colombo. India posted a tricky score of 247 runs on the board, after losing the toss.

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  IND vs PAK: Handshake row spills into Women's WC as Harmanpreet Kaur, Fatima Sana maintain distance

  Cricket | October 05, 2025 15:43 IST

  Pakistan's Fatima Sana won the toss and elected to field on a humid day in Colombo against the arch-rivals India in both teams' respective second game of the Women's World Cup. India were coming off a win against the co-hosts Sri Lanka, while Pakistan lost to Bangladesh.

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  IND-W vs PAK-W, World Cup Highlights: India beat Pakistan by 88 runs to register second straight win

  Cricket | October 06, 2025 6:37 IST

  There were flashes of good cricket from Pakistan, whether it was Sidra Amin's innings in the second innings or Diana Baig's spell, alongside the spinners' bowling in the middle-overs, but ultimately, it was India, who were just too good in the end to register their second consecutive win.

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  Pakistan record unwanted Women's World Cup feat after getting bowled out for 129 against Bangladesh

  Cricket | October 03, 2025 10:12 IST

  Bangladesh opened their Women's World Cup campaign with a smashing win against Pakistan, who could muster just 129 runs in their innings after batting first in Colombo on Thursday. It took a little over 31 overs for Bangladesh to chase down the total, but they got a couple of points on the board.

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  'Sad that it requires explanation': Sana Mir clarifies her ‘Azad Kashmir’ comment during WC match

  Cricket | October 03, 2025 8:01 IST

  Former Pakistan skipper, Sana Mir, found herself embroiled in controversy when she used the words 'Azad Kashmir' while talking about a player's background from the women's team during the World Cup match. It blew up like anything on social media before Sana had to issue a statement.