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India Women completed a 3-0 T20I series sweep against Zimbabwe with a 92-run victory in the third and final match in Raipur. Harmanpreet Kaur smashed an unbeaten 91 off 41 balls, while Shafali Verma struck 69 off 37 deliveries as India posted 216/7, their joint-third-highest total in women’s T20Is. Zimbabwe managed 124/7 in reply despite Sharne Mayers’ 60 and Beloved Biza’s 44. Nandani Sharma led India’s bowling attack with figures of 3/18. The result secured a successful first series for Smriti Mandhana as India’s full-time T20I captain. India vs Zimbabwe 3rd Women’s T20I: Match Summary Match detailResultMatch3rd Women’s T20IVenueRaipurIndia Women216/7…
The Rose Bowl, one of the longest-running rivalries in women’s international cricket, will now include T20I matches between Australia and New Zealand. Since its introduction in 1985, the trophy has been awarded to the winner of bilateral ODI series between the two countries. The expansion means both white-ball formats will now contribute to the competition. The three-match T20I series in North Sydney will become the first Rose Bowl contest played in the shortest international format. Australia vs New Zealand T20I Series to Begin New Rose Bowl Era Australia and New Zealand compete for the Rose Bowl during their three-match T20I…
Sweden Women produced a remarkable performance against Bulgaria Women in the ECA Women’s European Cup 2026, securing a 10-wicket victory thanks to an extraordinary innings from Anya Vaidya. The Swedish opener smashed an unbeaten 75 from just 25 deliveries, reaching her half-century in only 16 balls to register the second-fastest fifty in women’s T20I cricket. Vaidya struck 13 fours and two sixes, maintaining an exceptional strike rate of 300.00 as Sweden chased down Bulgaria’s target of 99 in just 5.5 overs. The victory came with 85 balls remaining, highlighting Sweden’s dominance with both bat and ball. Sweden Women vs Bulgaria…
Australia Women’s captain Sophie Molineux believes her team can reach even greater heights after winning a record seventh Women’s T20 World Cup title earlier this year. The world champions face New Zealand in a three-match T20I series at North Sydney Oval from October 18 to 22, 2026. The series represents Australia’s only T20I assignment before the inaugural ICC Women’s T20 Champions Trophy in India, scheduled for February 2027. While Australia are focused on maintaining their dominance, New Zealand captain Amelia Kerr sees the series as an opportunity for a younger squad to establish itself following several significant retirements. Sophie Molineux…
Smriti Mandhana begins her first assignment as India women’s captain when the three-match T20I series against Zimbabwe gets underway on October 16. The opening batter has succeeded Harmanpreet Kaur, who previously captained the national side across formats. Ahead of Mandhana’s first official series in charge, BCCI president Mithun Manhas has addressed the leadership transition in Indian women’s cricket. He compared the change to the period when MS Dhoni passed the captaincy to Virat Kohli nearly a decade ago. Mithun Manhas Explains Harmanpreet-Smriti Captaincy Transition Mandhana’s appointment as India women’s captain, following Harmanpreet’s departure from the position, has attracted considerable attention.…
Bangladesh Women are preparing for a landmark moment as they begin their first-ever bilateral ODI series in Australia. The three-match contest starts at Allan Border Field in Brisbane, where the visitors will attempt to upset the world’s top-ranked side. Australia enter the series as overwhelming favourites. The seven-time world champions sit atop the ICC rankings and have won all five previous ODI meetings against Bangladesh. Nigar Sultana confident despite the challenge Captain Nigar Sultana believes Bangladesh can compete if the team delivers collectively rather than relying on individual performances. She highlighted the ODI format as Bangladesh’s strongest, expressing confidence that…
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced the nominees for the ICC Women’s Player of the Month award for September 2026, with India’s Shafali Verma and N Sree Charani joining Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu on the three-player shortlist. The nominations follow an outstanding month of performances across the Women’s Asia Cup and the 2026 Asian Games, where all three players played leading roles for their respective teams. Shafali Verma Shines With Bat And Ball Shafali Verma enjoyed one of the best months of her international career, scoring 360 runs in seven T20Is at an impressive average of 72.00 and…
The upcoming India Women vs Zimbabwe Women T20I encounter is set to provide a unique opportunity to see how two sides of different levels battle in an unprecedented bilateral series. The matches will take place on October 16, 18, and 20 in Raipur. There will be plenty of excitement for viewers and the players who have the potential to influence the outcome of the series. For those keeping track of the matches through sites such as 1xBet, the emphasis will definitely be on batters and all-rounders who can turn the T20 match around in a few overs. Smriti Mandhana Smriti…
Smriti Mandhana added another major achievement to her career as India retained the women’s cricket gold medal at the 2026 Asian Games. The India vice-captain struck 79 from 45 balls before Richa Ghosh smashed 48 off 22 deliveries to help India post 216/3, the highest total in Asian Games history. Sri Lanka were then bowled out for 69 in 15.4 overs as India completed a dominant 147-run victory. The tournament also brought an individual milestone for Mandhana, who became the first woman cricketer to reach 11,000 international runs. She had earlier moved past former India captain Mithali Raj’s tally of…
Sri Lanka Women produced a dominant performance to defeat Indonesia Women by 75 runs in Match 6 of the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. The Sri Lanka vs Indonesia Women’s Asia Cup result was decided by a stunning bowling performance from Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu, who claimed seven wickets for just five runs. Athapaththu also completed a hat-trick during her incredible spell, completely destroying Indonesia’s batting lineup. Nilakshi de Silva played a crucial half-century to rescue Sri Lanka after the team had suffered a major batting collapse. Sri Lanka Post 124 for 7 Indonesia…