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  The Indian Women’s team started the ODI series with a resounding win against White Ferns played at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad on 24 th October 2024. Indian stand-in captain Smriti Mandhana won the toss and decided to bat first. It was not an ideal start for the hosts as Mandhana was dismissed providing an easy catch to Plimmer at backward point. Shafali Varma showed intent right from the word go putting pressure on the White Ferns bowling. Shafali Varma looked in sublime touch keeping the scoreboard ticking along with Yastika Bhatia. Varma’s excellent innings ended with a simple catch to Halliday at square leg. Varma and Bhatia added 37 runs for the 2 nd wicket. Carson struck again getting rid of Dayalan Hemalatha to leave the Indian team in trouble. Yastika Bhatia was looking good before providing an easy catch to Carson at deep square leg to leave the hosts in trouble. Tejal Hasabins made her debut looked showed intent along with Jemimah Rodrigues. Rodrigues and H...

 The favorite Australian team provided too strong for the hosts White Ferns in a one-sided affair played at Basin Reserve, Wellington on Sunday. New Zealand captain Sophie Devine won the toss and decided to field first. The Australian openers Racheal Haynes put pressure on White Ferns opening the bowling with attacking strokes. McKay eventually got Healy as Australian openers added 37 runs for the opening wicket. At the end of the first 10 overs, Australian women scored 37 for 1. White Ferns grabbed the wickets of Australian captain Meg Lanning and then dangerous Haynes to leave favorites in trouble at 56 for 3. The experienced Ellyse Perry and Beth Mooney steadied the ship for Australia keeping the scoreboard ticking. Mooney also made batting easy showing her intent. Amelia Kerr got rid of Beth Mooney with a lovely delivery. Mooney and Perry added 57 runs for the 4 th wicket. With Australia struggling a little bit, Tahlia McGrath came to the crease taking on Ferns bowlers. Sh...

  The Australian women’s team proved too strong as they defeated New Zealand in the 2 nd T20I played at Allan Border Field, Brisbane on Sunday. New Zealand captain Sophie Devine won the toss and decided to bat first. Sophie Devine and Maddy Green began off steadily with positive strokes in the first two overs. The left-arm spinner Molineux bought into the attack struck by getting rid of Sophie Devine with a simple return catch to the bowler. Trying to steal a third run, Maddy Green was run out by a brilliant throw by Wareham and gather by Healy leaving New Zealand in trouble at 19 for 2. Suzie Bates struggled to time the ball while Amy Satterthwaite looked in decent touch putting pressure on Australian spinners. At the end of six overs, New Zealand women scored 36 for 2. After the power play overs, both White Ferns batters kept on ticking the scoreboard and hitting boundaries. Wareham struck for Australia as Satterthwaite was brilliantly stumped by Healy. The third umpire took...

It was a historic day for women’s cricket as England defeated New Zealand in the finals of the inaugural edition of World T20 played at Lords, London on 21 st June 2009. England captain Charlotte Edwards won the toss and decided to field first. It was an ideal start as Laura Marsh got the big wicket of Suzie Bates in the 1 st over itself. Katherine Brunt dismissed Aimee Watkins to put New Zealand under pressure at 10 for 2. At the end of six overs, New Zealand made just 18 for 2. The England bowlers kept a tight line and length not allowing the White Ferns batsman to score runs easily. Amy Satterthwaite was the top scorer for Ferns with 19 off 42 balls. England bowled out New Zealand for 85 in 20 overs. Chasing a paltry total of 86 runs to win, Charlotte Edwards and Sarah Taylor started off to a cautious start. Ruck got the breakthrough for White Ferns dismissing Edwards. At the end of six overs, England scored 23 for 1. Sarah Taylor was dismissed by Pulford for a ...

The defending Champions Australia register a close 4 run win against New Zealand in a virtual quarterfinal played at Junction Oval, Melbourne on Monday. New Zealand captain Sophie Devine won the toss and decided to field first. Beth Mooney looked in fine touch playing with positive intent. Jensen got the breakthrough dismissing Healy for just 9. The pitch had good bounce and carry. At the end of six overs, Australia were 38 for 1. After the power play overs, Australian captain Meg Lanning showed her class with positive strokes while Mooney played New Zealand spinners coming down the track. After hitting 2 successive boundaries, Peterson dismissed Meg Lanning for 21. Lanning and Mooney added 32 runs for the 2 nd wicket. Mooney made the batting look easy taking singles and hitting boundaries at will. Ashleigh Gardner impressed with her stroke play to score run ball 20. Kasperek struck to get rid of dangerous Gardner for 20. Gardner and Mooney added 52 runs for the 3 rd wicke...

The Indian women’s team held their nerves to register a 4 runs win over New Zealand in their Group A match played at Junction Oval, Melbourne on Thursday. New Zealand captain Sophie Devine won the toss and decided to field first. Smriti Mandhana who missed the last match played some lovely strokes before being bowled by Tahuhu. Taniya Bhatia who was promoted to number 3 looked in decent touch. Shafali Verma continued her superb form with attacking stroke play and made life tough for White Ferns bowlers. At the end of six overs, India 49 for 1. After the power play overs, Verma was dropped by Maddy Green. Mair struck for White Ferns as she dismissed Bhatia. Bhatia and Verma added 51 runs for the 2 nd wicket. Verma was dropped the 2 nd time by Tahuhu. Jemimah Rodrigues, Harmanpreet Kaur went in quick succession. In attempt to hit another big shot, Verma was dismissed for 46 by Kerr. Veda Krishna Murthy was given not out by the umpire and on review the decision was overturned...