Laura Wolvaardt’s brilliant 90 set up a dominant 150-run (DLS method) win for South Africa against Pakistan at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025. The Proteas blasted their way to a formidable total of 312 for nine from just 40 overs after their innings was punctuated by bad weather. Marizanne Kapp (68*) and Sune
Sri Lanka earned their first win of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup with an extraordinary seven-run victory over Bangladesh. The Tigresses needed nine from the final over but lost four wickets in four balls to see their run chase collapse at the death. Nigar Sultana Joty and Sharmin Akhter had provided a strong platform
England all rounder, Charlie Dean has pledged her future to Somerset by signing a two-year contract extension. She will remain with the Club until at least the conclusion of the 2027 season. The 24-year-old spinner is a product of the Hampshire Pathway, where she made her county debut in 2016 at the age of 15.
England booked their place in the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 with a thrilling four-run victory over India. Heather Knight’s glorious century helped England set India an imposing total of 289 for victory, with the batter posting 109 off just 91 balls. It would have been India’s record run-chase in ODIs
Rain scuppered any hope of a result in Colombo as New Zealand’s clash with Pakistan was abandoned – a result that guarantees South Africa’s place in the semi-finals. With eight points to their name, South Africa can now not be caught by the White Ferns, who would still trail them on number of wins, even
South Africa overcame a dogged Sri Lankan team and a lengthy rain delay to go second in the table at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025. Chasing a revised total of 121 from 20 overs, Laura Wolvaardt (60 not out) and Tazmin Brits (55 not out) put on an unbeaten stand of 125 to
Over 60 million viewers tune in to the first 13 matches – 5X growth from the previous edition Watch-time soars 12X to 7 billion minutes, underlining the tournament’s rising popularity India vs Pakistan becomes the most-watched women’s international cricket match in history The ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 has enjoyed a spectacular start, with
Alyssa Healy’s masterful century led Australia to a 10-wicket win over Bangladesh which sealed the reigning champions’ place in the knockout stages. Australia’s captain made it back-to-back World Cup hundreds with an unbeaten 113 in Visakhapatnam as she and Phoebe Litchfield, who made an unbeaten 84, chased down the target of 199 in just 24.5
Abhishek Sharma and Smriti Mandhana have won the ICC Player of the Month awards for men and women, respectively, after some fine efforts that helped edge out other strong contenders for September. Abhishek’s superlative efforts in the Asia Cup T20I tournament were lauded by fans and critics alike and reflect in the Player of the
Rain denied Pakistan the chance of a first WODI win over England as their ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 match was abandoned 13.2 overs short of a result. England were rocked by Fatima Sana, whose four for 27 was a masterclass in in-swing bowling either side of a lengthy rain delay, as they posted
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