Tag: INDIA WOMEN

March 11, 2024

India chose the players who were most important to their under-19 team that won the 2023 U-19 Women's World Cup ...

Lisa Sthalekar talks about Australia’s mental toughness and game awareness. “The team believes it can win in any situation,” she says.

March 6, 2024

Lisa Sthalekar, a former cricket player for Australia, talked about how her national team's strong mentality has helped them win ...

The eighth iteration of the Women’s Twenty20 World Cup in South Africa breaks numerous viewership records in 2023.

March 8, 2024

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has verified that the Women's T20 World Cup 2023 held in South Africa was a ...

There are rumors that the coaches of the Indian women’s cricket team will get long-term deals.

by Cricket Mood Writer

March 6, 2024

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has reportedly decided to stop hiring support staff on an as-needed ...

After Australia’s valiant victory over India, Ashleigh Gardner says, “We arguably had no right to win at one point there.”

India could not complete the task as Australia once again defeated the Harmanpreet Kaur-led team in the first semi-final of ...

Before to their semi-final match, Anjum Chopra wants Australia to have a “poor day” against India.

Anjum Chopra, a former cricketer for India, is rooting for India to have a "poor day" against Meg Lanning and ...

Nida Dar, a bowling all-rounder from Pakistan, has taken 126 wickets in 123 innings to become the greatest wicket-taker in Women's Twenty20 International cricket. On February 21 in Cape Town, during a World Cup match against England, Dar accomplished this remarkable achievement. Heather Knight was decapitated by Dar, who claimed the valuable scalp. In the absence of usual captain and all-rounder Bismah Maroof, she was in charge of the Pakistani team. England scored 213/5 in the allowed 20 overs while batting first, opening the door for the side to win by an enormous margin of 114 runs. Despite the unsatisfactory outcome of the match, Dar was able to establish a personal best. The 34-year-old Anisa Mohammed is second on the coveted list of top wicket-takers, trailing only Megan Schutt and Ellyse Perry of Australia. Both Australian players have taken 122 wickets in 137 and 94 T20 Internationals, respectively. Deepti Sharma of India is seventh on the list with 101 wickets.

Pakistan’s Nida Dar has taken 126 wickets in T20Is, making her the highest wicket-taker.

Nida Dar, a bowling all-rounder from Pakistan, has taken 126 wickets in 123 innings to become the greatest wicket-taker in ...

Jemimah Rodrigues’s redeeming howl