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India clinch historic title in first-ever blind Women’s T20 World Cup
India women won the first-ever Blind Women's T20I World Cup title in Sri Lanka, outclassing Nepal by seven wickets in the final. The final saw India assert control early, restricting Nepal to 114/5 in 20 overs.
India kept the proceedings under control, never allowing Nepal to break free at any stage of their innings. Meanwhile, India’s chase was a masterclass, reaching the target in just 12.1 overs.
India's chase was led by Phula Saren, whose blistering 44 off just 27 balls became the defining innings of the match. During the process, India lost only three wickets. With this win, India sealed their place in history as they became first-ever champions of the competition.
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“Just wanted to enjoy myself”: Harmanpreet Kaur after blasting 91* against Zimbabwe
Former Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur has expressed that she wants to play with greater freedom and make every opportunity count. Harmanpreet opened up about her mindset after slamming a stunning 91 off 41 in the third T20I against Zimbabwe in Raipur, helping India clinch a 92-run victory.
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“I played all the matches last season”: Mohammed Shami after being overlooked for New Zealand series
Veteran Indian pacer Mohammed Shami is optimistic about making his return to the Indian side after being overlooked for a long time. Shami was recently left out of India's upcoming tour of New Zealand, despite making a good impression in the domestic cricket. However, Shami has expressed confidence in his abilities, maintaining that he is physically fit, bowling well and still ...
Shafali Verma reprimanded for ICC Code of Conduct breach
India opener Shafali Verma has been reprimanded and handed one demerit point for breaching the players’ code of conduct during the second T20I against Zimbabwe on Sunday.
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“I know I’m not 25”: Scott Boland after fiery spell against South Africa
Australia pacer Scott Boland ran through South Africa on day two of the ongoing second Test, taking brilliant advantage of the opportunity that landed his way. Generally Nathan Lyon remains a key the team, but favourable conditions in Gqeberha prompted Australia to bring in an additional pacer, Scott Boland, who learnt about his involvement in the second Test just on Sunday. At the en...
Ravi Shastri urges India to manage Bumrah's workload ahead of crucial ODI World Cup
Former India head coach Ravi Shastri has emphasised the importance of carefully managing Jasprit Bumrah’s workload, saying that the management should prioritise the Bumrah’s involvement in Test cricket while limiting his presence in other formats. Shastri’s views come in light of next year’s ODI World Cup, which is approaching fast. Notably, Bumrah has been inc...
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