Jemimah Rodrigues and Radha Yadav consoled a heartbroken Marizanne Kapp after South Africa's loss in the Women's World Cup final on Sunday in Navi Mumbai — a touching moment between Delhi Capitals teammates.
Cricket legends and fans unite to celebrate India's historic Women's World Cup triumph. From Tendulkar to Kohli, the cricketing world hails Harmanpreet Kaur's team for inspiring a new generation with their grit and glory.
Amol Muzumdar was full of pride after India's historic Women's World Cup triumph, calling it a watershed moment for Indian cricket. Praising his team's hard work, belief, and resilience, he said the victory will inspire generations to come.
Women's World Cup, IND vs SA: Pratika Rawal wasn't a part of the final against South Africa, but she celebrated India's win on Sunday in Navi Mumbai. Pratika scored 308 runs from seven matches before getting ruled out of the tournament.
Women's World Cup final: From being dropped and doubted to dazzling on the grandest stage, Shafali Verma's fearless 87 and inspired bowling spell turned heartbreak into history — a redemption tale that will echo through Indian cricket for generations. God-sent, indeed.
Smriti Mandhana opened up on India's emotional journey to their maiden Women's World Cup 2025 title, describing it as a triumph born out of heartbreaks and sleepless nights. On Sunday, India beat South Africa by 52 runs in the final.
Virat Kohli joined in on the celebrations as India defeated South Africa to win their maiden Women's World Cup title on Sunday, November 2. India won the match by 52 runs to claim the trophy.
Rohit Sharma got emotional as the Indian team defeated South Africa to win the Women's World Cup 2025 in Navi Mumbai. India won their maiden title by 52 runs infront of a rampant home crowd.
India won their maiden Women's World Cup title after beating South Africa by 52 runs on Sunday in front of a packed house at the Dr DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. Shafali Verma and Deepti Sharma starred for them as India ended their wait for an ICC title.
Shafali Verma's golden arm turned the tide in India's favour as she dismissed Marizanne Kapp in the Women's World Cup final. Harmanpreet Kaur's bold gamble paid off in style, with India seizing control amid wild celebrations in Navi Mumbai.
Karun Nair continued to punish Kerala with a brilliant double hundred as he made a push for a return to the Indian Test team. Nair and Ravichandran Smaran helped Karnataka gain advantage in the Ranji Trophy clash.
Laura Wolvaardt etched her name in history with 512 runs and counting, surpassing Alyssa Healy's record for the most runs in a single Women's ODI World Cup edition. The South African skipper's stellar form continues as she leads the chase against India in the 2025 final.
Afghanistan delivered a dominant all-round display to defeat Zimbabwe by nine runs in the third and final T20I at Harare Sports Club on Sunday (November 2), sealing a comprehensive 3-0 series sweep.
South Africa will need to pull off a record-breaking chase if they are to defeat India in the Women's World Cup 2025 final in Navi Mumbai on Sunday. With a target of 299, they face the daunting task of surpassing the highest successful run chase ever achieved in a Women's World Cup final.
Fans were left stunned after India sent Amanjot Kaur ahead of Richa Ghosh in the Women's World Cup final against South Africa. Despite Richa's fiery form, the call baffled many, sparking strong reactions online as India set a 299-run target.
Kuldeep Yadav has been released from India's T20I squad against Australia on Sunday, November 2. Kuldeep will join the India A squad for the second four-day match against South Africa A.
Washington Sundar showcased his growing T20 prowess as India chased down 187 to beat Australia by five wickets at the Ninja Oval. Displaying calm and power, he hit crucial sixes and later said he focuses on enjoying the game rather than chasing results or pressure.
Women's World Cup final: Rohit Sharma was present at DY Patil Stadium to support India women's cricket team. Rohit was seen watching the final between India and South Africa while seated alongside ICC chairman Jay Shah on Sunday, November 2.
