India go into the clash against arch-rivals Pakistan with pressure on them. The Women in Blue lost their Women's T20 World Cup 2024 opener to New Zealand and would need to bounce back strongly. India are going without Pooja Vastrakar for the crucial clash.
Pakistan may have to play the game without their premier and most experienced pacer Diana Baig. The right-arm speedster could only manage to bowl a solitary delivery before she was helped off the field with what seemed like a calf injury.
Australia chased down the paltry score of 94 against Sri Lanka to kick off their title defence at the Women's T20 World Cup 2024. Beth Mooney remained unbeaten on 43 to take Aussies home. Megan Schutt starred with the ball and equalled the record for most wickets in the tournament's history.
India were folded for just 102 in the 161-run chase against New Zealand in the Women's T20 World Cup 2024 clash in Dubai. The Indian women's team has suffered its second-biggest loss in T20 World Cups in terms of runs.
India are coming into their campaign opener on the back of two superb wins against West Indies and South Africa in both their warm-up matches. Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur has confirmed that she will be seen batting at the number three slot.
Captain Fatima Sana top-scored with 30 runs to help Pakistan score a challenging total of 116 after the early collapse and then also dismissed Sri Lankan skipper Chamari Athapaththu to guide her team to a big win in the second match of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024.
PAK-W vs SL-W, Women's T20 World Cup 2024: Fatima Sana led by example as she scored the highest 30 runs and also took two big wickets to help Pakistan defend 116 runs in their opening game of the tournament against Asian champions Sri Lanka.
IND-W vs NZ-W live: Harmanpreet Kaur-led Indian women's cricket team will begin their ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 campaign against Sophie Devine's New Zealand at Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Friday.
Indian women's cricket team will begin their ICC T20 World Cup 2024 campaign against New Zealand on October 4 and are also scheduled to take on rivals Pakistan and Australia in their hunt for the maiden ICC title in the UAE.
"The Decision Review System (DRS) will also be available at all matches, with a Hawk-eye Smart Replay system in place that enables the TV umpire to instantly review synchronized multi-angle footage for accurate decision-making," the ICC media release said.
The White Ferns have announced their squad for the Women's T20 World Cup to be held in the UAE from October 3. Sophie Devine will continue to lead the side, which will be her final assignment in charge of the T20 side while pacer Rosemary Mair has returned after recovering from her back injury.
India are in the hunt for their maiden senior women's title after showing promise of being one of the strongest contenders for a World Cup title. With the Women's T20 World Cup scheduled to take place next month in UAE, here's India's journey in all editions of the tournament.
Indian middle-order batter Jemimah Rodrigues reckoned that she'd used the Women's CPL opportunity to get herself accustomed to the T20 World Cup, which kicks off in 40 days. Jemimah made her debut for the Trinbago Knight Riders Thursday night in Tarouba against the Barbados Royals.
The 2024 edition of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup has been shifted to the UAE from Bangladesh after several boards expressed their security concerns owing to recent protests in the country. The tournament is scheduled to take place from October 3 to 20 in the UAE.
International Cricket Council (ICC) has confirmed the expansion of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup to 16 teams in the 2030 edition. The mega event will see 10 teams competing this year in Bangladesh and the 2026 edition will witness 12 teams participating for the first time.
Chamari Athapaththu is the only Sri Lankan player in the history of women's cricket to register two centuries in T20Is. Fatuma Omari Kibasu of Tanzania and UAE's Esha Oza are the only two players in the history of the women's sport to hit three international T20I tons.
Sri Lanka have qualified to the Women's T20 World Cup as Qualifier 1 and find themselves in the group of death alongside Australia, India, Pakistan and New Zealand. Sri Lanka gave Scotland a proper thrashing in the qualifiers final riding on the captain Chamari Athapaththu's record century.
Scotland women's cricket team scripted history by qualifying for their maiden World Cup after beating Ireland in the qualifiers semi-final and now the Kathryn Bryce-led side has the real opportunity to make some heads turn as they face unbeaten Sri Lanka in the final.
India are in Group A alongside six-time winners and the defending champions Australia, arch-rivals Pakistan, New Zealand and qualifier 1. The Women in Blue lost to Australia in the semifinals of the previous edition.
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