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 The defending Champions England stay alive in the tournament with a thrilling win over White Ferns played at Eden Park, Auckland on Sunday. England captain Heather Knight won the toss and decided to field first. The opening pair of Suzie Bates and Sophie Devine provided a solid start putting pressure on the England bowlers with positive intent. They never allowed settling keeping the scoreboard ticking. White Ferns opening pair scored 52 for 0 at the end of 10 overs. Kate Cross was bought into the attack and dismissed dangerous Suzie Bates to end a strong 61 runs opening partnership. Amelia Kerr came to the crease and looked in brilliant touch along with Sophie Devine. Sophie Devine went off the field due to a back injury. Amelia Kerr was dismissed by Charlie Dean caught by Shurbsole. Kerr and Satterwhite added 35 runs for the 2 nd wicket. Maddy Green joined in with Satterwhite keeping the pressure on England bowlers. Charlie Dean dismissed Satterwhite to put White Ferns un...

 The Indian women’s team went down fighting as they lost to the Australian team in a high-scoring thriller played at Eden Park, Auckland on Saturday. Australian captain Meg Lanning won the toss and decided to field first. The decision paid off as Darice Brown got rid of Smriti Mandhana with a lovely catch by Meg Lanning at second slips. Shafali Verma coming as a replacement for Deepti Sharma looked in decent touch before Beth Mooney's brilliance ended her innings to leave the Indian team struggling. At the end of the first 10 overs, the Indian women's team scored 37 for 2. After the field restrictions, Bhatia and Mithali Raj kept the scoreboard ticking. Ellyse Perry struggled with her rhythm in the first over conceding 16 runs to give the Indian team momentum. Mithali Raj looking out of touch played with intent keeping the scoreboard ticking along with Yastika Bhatia. Both Indian batters made life tough for the Australian bowlers hitting boundaries and rotating the strike. ...

 The Australian women’s team registered their successive win of the tournament beating Pakistan easily played at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui on Tuesday. Australian captain Meg Lanning won the toss and decided to field first. The decision paid off as Ellyse Perry and Megan Schutt grabbed two wickets early. Schutt dismissed Nahida Khan providing catch to   Mooney at gully while Perry got rid of Sidra Ameen to leave Pakistan women struggling. Omamia Sohail and Bismah Maharoof steadied the ship with some lovely shots to put some pressure on Australian bowlers. At the end of the first 10 overs, Pakistan women made 37 for 2. Soon after the field restrictions, Alana King got the wicket of Sohail with a lovely delivery. Jade Wellington dismissed Nida Dar as Lanning took a simple catch at slips to leave Pakistan women struggling at 44 for 4. Aliya Riaz and Maharoof played cautiously as Australian bowlers kept piling pressure with dot balls, not able to rotate the strike easily. ...

 South African women’s team started the ICC Women’s World Cup 2022 with a comprehensive win over debutant Bangladesh played at University Oval, Dunedin on Saturday.   South African women survived a close scare before defeating debutant Bangladesh played at University Oval, Dunedin on Saturday. Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana won the toss and decided to field first. Laura Wolvaardt started the innings brightly hitting boundaries with ease. Nahida Akter dropped a simple chance to dismiss Brits. Brits struggled to score runs easily as the Bangladeshi bowlers kept tight lines and lengths. Farhia Trisna struck for Bangladesh dismissing Brits caught by Rumana Ahmed for 8. Brits and Wolvaardt put on 30 laying a strong foundation. At the end of the first 10 overs, South Africa posted 35 for 1. Laura Wolvaardt showed intent in keeping the scoreboard ticking. Lara Goodall struggled against the Bangladeshi bowlers. Ritu Moni dismissed well-set Wolvaardt for well-made 41. Wolvaardt a...