Following her side's maiden ICC Women's World Cup victory, Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur reflected on the team's journey, saying that the loss to England was a turning point.
Harmanpreet finally had her moment, capturing the maiden ICC Women's World Cup for India by beating South Africa by 52 runs at Navi Mumbai in the finals. After the match, the team was seen sharing and handing the trophy to Mithali and Jhulan, who had worked hard to bring the Indian women's c
South Africa skipper Laura Wolvaardt commented on India's Shafali Verma's surprise bowling performance in the World Cup final, where she picked up crucial wickets with her slow bowling.
Harmanpreet, one of India's women's cricket's longest serving players, finally fulfilled her World Cup dream with the captaincy armband on her, as India beat South Africa by 52 runs in a clinical performance during the title clash. During the final, after Shafali's 87 had lifted India to 298
South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt expressed pride in her team's campaign in the Women's World Cup 2025 despite losing the final to India and revealed that it was the last CWC for her teammate Marizanne Kapp.
Smriti's incredible World Cup campaign was filled with records and led her to the World Cup trophy, finally, after the heartbreaks of the past two editions. She surpassed Mithali Raj to have the best-ever World Cup by an Indian batter, scoring 434 runs in nine innings at an average of 54.25,
Deepti delivered one of the all-time great World Cup campaigns, scoring 215 runs in seven innings at an average of 30.71 and a strike rate of 90.33, with three fifties and a best score of 58 and topping the wicket-taking charts with 22 scalps in nine innings at an average of over 20, with a
Player of the match in the ICC Women's World Cup Final 2025, Shafali Verma, revealed that watching Sachin Tendulkar in the stadium during the match gave her an incredible boost.
With her incredible consistency throughout the tournament, Deepti became the first player in Women's World Cup history to achieve the double of 200 runs and 20 wickets in a single edition across men's and women's World Cups. Across nine matches and seven innings, she scored 215 runs at an
While talking to ANI, Anuparna Roy opened up about the changed perception of the industry towards her, resulting in more "accessibility" of the producers and "opportunities" in her life as a filmmaker.
Taking to X, Goswami lauded the youngster, "Richa Ghosh is well on her way to becoming one of the most feared cricketers in world cricket, if she hasn't yet. Special talent!"