India Women

The victory over Pakistan kept India in contention for a place in the semifinals to be held from Group A, though it was by the smallest of margins. On Sunday night, Cleveland survived a mild shock at the Dubai International Stadium against Pakistan, as India managed to pull through a six-wicket win. Indian fans were still recovering from the painful 58-run loss against New Zealand on the opening day of the Women T20 World Cup that same stadium, the next day. The win

England Women vs India Women, Only Test Day 1: Heather Knight's 95 and Tammy Beaumont's 66 took England to 269 for 6 even as India made a comeback with wickets late on the first day. Spinners Sneh Rana and Deepti Sharma fashioned India's comeback by triggering a batting collapse in the final session but England Women still managed a decent 269 for 6 on the opening day of the one-off Test in Bristol on Wednesday. Playing a Test match after nearly seven years,

The Indian women’s team crashed out of the T20I World Cup being played in the West Indies with their loss against England in the semi-final. Batting first, India was all out for only 112 runs and the opposition coasted to the total with two overs remaining. Amongst the numerous factors held accountable for the loss, the most prominent was dropping Mithali Raj. The batswoman is back in the news with a shocking revelation. The reports suggest that the 35-year old is contemplating retirement from the shortest format of the game. Mithali Raj holds the experience of playing in 85 T20I matches for India. Her tally of 2283 runs is the highest for India in T20Is, and it surpasses both Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli. The batswoman from Rajasthan has scored 17 fifties while accumulating these runs.  It is evident that the recent team management

We are just three matches away from finding out the Women’s World T20 Champion. Four teams - West Indies, England, India, and Australia, stand in the contention of the glittering trophy. All four teams have been impressive in their performances so far. Here is a look back on their journey to the semi-finals so far. West Indies The hosts were burdened by the added pressure of being the defending champions. However, they have sailed through the group round without any trouble. West Indies