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.
India came to the 2026 Women’s Asia Cup with a clear objective: to reclaim the continental crown. For fans following the tournament on 1xBet, the action began on August 28 in the UAE, with the final scheduled for September 13. India started their campaign on August 30 against Thailand, securing a 94-run win. Their next match with Hong Kong is on September 3, followed by the much-anticipated clash with Pakistan on September 5 at the Dubai International Stadium. It is crucial to note the context surrounding India’s chase for the cup. Sri Lanka took the title from them in the…
Sarah Bryce’s Unbeaten 70 Leads Scotland Women to Dominant Nine-Wicket Victory Over Netherlands
Scotland Women produced an outstanding all-round performance to defeat Netherlands Women by nine wickets in the second ODI at Stirling. In a rain-shortened contest reduced to 32 overs per side, the hosts comfortably chased down 130 with 94 balls to spare, taking complete control of the match. Scotland Bowlers Put Netherlands Under Early Pressure Scotland made the perfect start after choosing to field, with Darcey Carter striking twice inside the opening five overs. She removed Phebe Molkenboer for 8 and Sanya Khurana for 4, reducing the Netherlands to 13/2. Ammy Baldie applied pressure from the opposite end with an economical…
Bangladesh Women made an impressive start to their Women’s Asia Cup 2026 campaign, defeating tournament debutants Indonesia by 71 runs at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. After posting 129/8 in their 20 overs, Bangladesh produced a disciplined bowling display to dismiss Indonesia for just 58, with left-arm spinner Nahida Akter starring with figures of 3/15 to earn the Player of the Match award. Sobhana and Shorna Lift Bangladesh Indonesia captain Ni Putu Ayu Nanda Sakarini won the toss and chose to bowl first, with her side making an encouraging start by removing Juairiya Ferdous early. Bangladesh rebuilt through a 40-run…
Netherlands Women made an impressive start to their ODI series against Scotland Women, securing a convincing 58-run victory in the opening match in Glasgow. A brilliant century from Phebe Molkenboer and a disciplined bowling display led by Silver Siegers helped the visitors take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. Molkenboer and De Leede Build Match-Winning Total After electing to bat, the Netherlands enjoyed an excellent start through openers Phebe Molkenboer and Sanya Khurana, who added 66 runs for the first wicket. Khurana played aggressively, striking 46 from 47 balls with nine boundaries before Abtaha Maqsood claimed Scotland’s first wicket.…
Defending champions Sri Lanka Women made a commanding start to their Women’s Asia Cup 2026 campaign, crushing UAE Women by nine wickets at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. After dismissing UAE for just 79, Sri Lanka chased down the target with 73 balls to spare, earning two valuable points and a significant boost to their net run rate. The victory also became Sri Lanka’s biggest-ever win in Women’s T20Is in terms of balls remaining. UAE Batting Collapses Asked to bat first, UAE never recovered after losing early wickets and struggled to build partnerships throughout the innings. Captain Esha Oza top-scored…
India Women head coach Amol Muzumdar believes his team is hungry for success as they prepare for the Women’s T20 Asia Cup 2026 and the upcoming Asian Games. With several important tournaments ahead, Muzumdar wants his players to maintain an aggressive approach and build strong momentum over the next six months of international cricket. The Indian team has enjoyed several positive results across formats, and the coaching staff believes the squad has developed a strong winning mindset. The focus now is on turning that progress into trophies on the international stage. Amol Muzumdar India Women Target More Silverware Speaking ahead…
Deepti Sharma has created history in women’s international cricket by becoming the all time leading wicket taker in Women’s T20I cricket. The India all rounder reached 171 wickets during India’s 94 run victory over Thailand at the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 in Dubai. The achievement came on a special day for Deepti as she also played her 150th T20I match for India. Her record breaking performance made the occasion even more memorable. Deepti took three wickets without conceding a single run from just 1.1 overs, or seven deliveries, as Thailand were bowled out for 65 while chasing India’s 160 run…
Women’s Caribbean League 2026: What to Expect From the Tournament? Teams, Players and Key Details
The Women’s Caribbean Premier League 2026 is set to return with a bigger and more exciting competition. The fifth edition of the tournament, officially called the Limacol WCPL 2026, will be played from September 5 to September 17, 2026. For the first time, four teams will take part in the competition, with Jamaica Empress becoming the latest franchise. All eight matches will be played at the historic Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados. The tournament will give fans an opportunity to watch some of the biggest names in women’s cricket alongside leading West Indies players. With the competition expanding to four…
India Women began their India vs Thailand Women’s Asia Cup 2026 campaign in excellent fashion with a dominant 94 run victory over Thailand Women at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. India produced a strong performance with both bat and ball after Thailand won the toss and chose to field first. Shafali Verma starred with the bat, while Deepti Sharma and Nandani Sharma led an impressive bowling performance. Shafali Verma Leads India’s Batting India Women posted 159 for 9 in their 20 overs after being asked to bat first. Shafali Verma was the biggest reason behind India’s strong total as she…
Anaya Bangar Cleared for Pathway to Elite Women’s Cricket in Australia From March 2027
Anaya Bangar has received formal clearance from Cricket Australia (CA), opening the door for her to pursue elite women’s cricket in Australia from March 2027. The former Mumbai age group cricketer, who is the daughter of former India all rounder and national batting coach Sanjay Bangar, is now eligible to build her career through the Australian domestic cricket system. The decision is a significant development in Anaya Bangar latest news, as it provides her with a defined route towards the country’s top women’s competitions. However, the clearance gives her eligibility to compete and does not guarantee selection for any particular…