Author: Priya Menon

Priya Menon

Priya produces match previews and prediction content for women’s cricket. She highlights key match-ups, venue factors, and likely team combinations in a clear, fan-friendly format.

India captain Harmanpreet Kaur has called for more opportunities in the longest format after leading her team in the historic first ever Women’s Test at Lord’s. The landmark match in July 2026 marked a major moment for women’s cricket, coming 142 years after Lord’s hosted its first men’s Test and 50 years after women first played an ODI at the iconic venue. For Harmanpreet and her teammates, the occasion was much more than another international fixture. It fulfilled a lifelong dream while also highlighting the need for a stronger calendar for women’s red ball cricket. Her comments have once again…

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Knockout matches in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup are where players create history. Every run matters, and one strong partnership can completely change the outcome of a semi-final or final. While individual brilliance often grabs attention, it is partnerships that usually decide who lifts the trophy. The highest partnerships in Women’s T20 World Cup knockout matches have featured remarkable batting displays under pressure. Here are the top five biggest partnerships that have shaped some of the most memorable moments in women’s cricket. 1. Nat Sciver Brunt and Heather Knight – 133 Runs (2026) England’s Nat Sciver-Brunt and Heather Knight…

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India captain Harmanpreet Kaur has created cricket history by becoming the first player ever, male or female, to play 200 T20 International matches. She achieved the remarkable feat during India’s Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 match against South Africa at Old Trafford, adding another unforgettable chapter to her legendary career. The milestone highlights Harmanpreet’s consistency, fitness, and longevity at the highest level. Having made her T20I debut against England in June 2009, she has represented India for 17 years and continues to be one of the most influential figures in women’s cricket. Here is a look at the most capped…

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Australia once again proved why it is the gold standard in women’s cricket by winning the 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. The team defeated hosts England by seven wickets in the final at Lord’s to claim a record seventh T20 World Cup title. The victory was not just another trophy. It also highlighted the growing gap between Australia and the rest of the world. The latest Australia Women’s cricket dominance was built on another unbeaten campaign, despite many experts predicting that the team could struggle after a change in captaincy, injuries, and a home series defeat against India earlier…

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The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 became the biggest edition of the tournament, with several major records falling. Australia extended their dominance by defeating hosts England at Lord’s to win a seventh Women’s T20 World Cup title. The final was played in front of a record crowd, providing a fitting finish to a tournament that pushed the women’s game to new heights. From record totals and historic centuries to landmark wicket tallies and unforgettable partnerships, the 10th edition of the competition produced several new benchmarks. Wyatt-Hodge Sets New Run-Scoring Record Danni Wyatt-Hodge created history by scoring 302 runs, the…

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The 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup delivered exciting cricket as 12 teams battled for the biggest prize in the format. Australia finished the tournament unbeaten to lift another world title, while England reached the final in front of their home fans. Several other teams impressed with memorable performances, while a few failed to meet expectations. Here are the Women’s World Cup team ratings for every team based on their overall performances. Australia – A+ Australia were once again the best team in the tournament. They won all five group stage matches before continuing their unbeaten run through the knockout…

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India have suffered a major setback ahead of their historic one-off women’s Test against England at Lord’s, with top order batter Pratika Rawal ruled out due to injury. The in-form batter will miss the landmark match after suffering a knee injury, forcing the BCCI Women’s Selection Committee to make a late change to the squad. In a significant development for Indian cricket, Priya Punia has been named as Rawal’s replacement. The experienced right handed batter now has the opportunity to make her Test debut in one of the biggest matches in women’s cricket history. Rawal Injury Update The latest Rawal…

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Cricket fans are set to witness a landmark occasion as England Women take on India Women in a historic one-off Test match at the iconic Lord’s Cricket Ground. The match is even more special as it marks the first-ever women’s Test to be played at the Home of Cricket. The contest also comes exactly 50 years after Rachael Heyhoe Flint first led the England Women’s team onto the Lord’s field, making this a memorable chapter in the history of women’s cricket. England vs India Women’s Test Schedule The England vs India Women’s Test schedule features a four-day red-ball contest that…

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Australia’s star opener Beth Mooney is back where she belongs. Following a sensational campaign in the 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, the experienced batter has reclaimed the top spot in the ICC Women’s T20I batting rankings. The latest rankings, released on July 7, rewarded Mooney’s outstanding performances that helped Australia lift a record seventh Women’s T20 World Cup title. The Beth Mooney ICC No. 1 batter achievement comes after another memorable tournament in which she delivered match winning performances when her team needed them the most. Outstanding World Cup Campaign Mooney was named the Player of the Tournament after…

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The India Women’s cricket team has announced its squad for the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi Nagoya, Japan, with one major change grabbing everyone’s attention. In the biggest selection decision following India’s disappointing ICC Women’s T20 World Cup campaign, G Kamalini Replaces Yastika Bhatia in the 15-member squad. The India Women’s Asian Games squad 2026 reflects the selectors’ intention to build a more aggressive and dynamic team as India prepares to defend the gold medal it won at the 2023 Asian Games. G Kamalini Replaces Yastika Bhatia The decision to drop Yastika Bhatia comes after a difficult T20 World Cup.…

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