Author: 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.
Sushma Verma has chosen a more demanding path in her cricket journey, turning away from the relative ease of commentary to focus fully on continuing her playing career. While many players transition into media roles, Verma made a deliberate decision to step back from Women’s Premier League commentary, reaffirming that her time as a cricketer is not yet over. Verma’s words reflected a calm yet determined mindset, underpinned by a refusal to let her playing ambitions fade. Her recent 237-run innings in domestic cricket could be viewed as a strong statement, but she downplayed its significance. “I wasn’t aware of…
Sri Lanka A Women secured a dramatic three-wicket victory over New Zealand A Women in the opening T20 in Dambulla, completing the chase with three balls remaining. The match saw momentum shift repeatedly, with both sides contributing in phases to produce a closely fought contest. New Zealand A rebuild after early losses Batting first, New Zealand A Women lost captain Jess Watkin early, trapped lbw by Chamudi Praboda for 7 off four balls with the score at 11 in 1.3 overs. Bella James showed intent with two boundaries in her 9-ball 9, but wickets continued to fall as Sri Lanka…
As teams prepare for the 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in England and Wales, preparation has become more important than ever. Several top teams are now using tri nation tournaments and focused bilateral series to adjust quickly to English weather and pitch conditions before the global event begins. The upcoming matches in Ireland and England are expected to play a huge role in helping teams settle into the difficult playing conditions found across the British Isles. Why Tri Nation Series Have Become Rare Tri nation series were once a common part of international cricket during the 1990s and early…
The upcoming 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup could become a historic tournament for Laura Delany and Irish cricket. The experienced all rounder is now just four wickets away from becoming the first Irish woman to reach 100 wickets in Women’s T20 Internationals. As Cricket Ireland prepares for a busy international season, Delany’s journey toward the special milestone has become one of the biggest stories surrounding the team. Laura Delany Chasing Irish Cricket History Laura Delany has been one of the most important players in Ireland Women’s cricket for many years. Her ability to contribute with both bat and ball…
Cricket Ireland has officially revealed Ireland’s Squad for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026, and the team selection clearly shows a strong focus on youth and long term development. Returning to the global tournament after missing the 2024 edition, Ireland have picked a balanced squad filled with exciting young talent along with experienced players who can guide the group under pressure. The tournament will take place in England and Wales, where Ireland will aim to challenge some of the strongest teams in women’s cricket. Ireland Women’s Squad for ICC T20 World Cup 2026 The squad will be led by…
Transitioning Leadership: Gaby Lewis Set to Anchor Ireland’s Group 2 Campaign as Full Time Captain
Cricket Ireland is preparing for one of its biggest moments in recent women’s cricket history as the team gets ready for the 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in England and Wales. After missing the 2024 edition, Ireland have successfully fought their way back onto the global stage through a strong performance at the ICC Global Qualifier in Nepal earlier this year. With a young and exciting squad ready for the challenge, full time captain Gaby Lewis is expected to play a major role in Ireland’s campaign. Is Ireland Qualified for the World Cup 2026 in Cricket? Many fans have…
Why the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup Could Become the Biggest Tournament in the History of Women’s Cricket
A New Era Begins for Women’s Cricket When the first ball of the 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup is bowled at Edgbaston on June 12, it could mark the beginning of a completely new era for women’s cricket. Hosted across England and Wales from June 12 to July 5, the tournament is already creating huge excitement among fans, broadcasters, sponsors, and players around the world. Even before the competition begins, several records have already been broken through ticket sales and global engagement. The 2026 edition is not just another ICC tournament. It represents the rapid growth of women’s cricket…
The Netherlands are preparing for their maiden appearance at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup after securing qualification through strong performances in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Global Qualifier 2025 – 26. Among the standout contributors during that campaign was seamer Isabel van der Woning, who now looks forward to testing herself against top international opposition. The 24-year-old was her team’s leading wicket-taker in the qualifier, claiming nine wickets in four innings at an economy rate of 4.75, including a four-wicket haul against Thailand. Her performances highlighted her growing importance within the Dutch bowling unit. Reflecting on the qualifier,…
England began the final phase of their T20 World Cup preparations with a convincing seven-wicket victory over New Zealand in the opening T20I, as Alice Capsey delivered an impressive unbeaten half-century at the top of the order. Chasing a target of 137, Capsey anchored the innings with a composed 74 not out from 51 balls, striking three sixes and seven fours. Her knock ensured England reached the target with 16 balls remaining. Match Summary: England’s Controlled Chase Promoted to open in the absence of Danni Wyatt-Hodge, Capsey adapted quickly despite the unfamiliar role. Sophia Dunkley departed early, chipping a Jess…
Women’s T20 International cricket has witnessed a dramatic shift in recent years, with batters adopting a far more aggressive approach and consistently producing high-impact innings. The shortest format has evolved into a stage for fearless strokeplay, with several players rewriting records for the fastest half-centuries. At the forefront of this list is Pakistan captain Fatima Sana, whose explosive knock against Zimbabwe in 2026 set a new benchmark. Fatima Sana Tops the List Fatima Sana registered the fastest fifty in Women’s T20I history, reaching the milestone in just 15 balls during the third T20I against Zimbabwe in Karachi. She remained unbeaten…