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.

USA Women defended a modest total of 107 to secure a hard-fought 20-run victory over Uganda A Women in the Easter Women’s T20 Cup 2026, with Aditiba Indrajitsinh Chudasama delivering a decisive bowling performance. After opting to bat, USA Women made a cautious start as Uganda A’s bowlers applied early pressure. Sainavi Kambalapalli scored 12 off 16 balls before falling to Mary Namiro, while Nikhar Doshi (13 off 19) was run out, reflecting sharp fielding from Uganda. Chetna Reddy Pagydyala followed soon after for 1, leaving USA in a delicate position. Vaghela and Ganesh steady the innings The innings was…

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Malawi Women secured a composed five-wicket victory over Zambia Women in a low-scoring encounter in the Kalahari Women’s T20I Tournament, with disciplined bowling and a steady chase proving decisive. After being asked to bat, Zambia Women struggled to establish momentum as early breakthroughs put them under pressure. Nancy Chabula fell for 1 at 5 for 1 in 3.1 overs, followed immediately by Mwake Kachingo, reducing the side to 5 for 2. The pressure continued through the powerplay, with Malawi’s bowlers maintaining tight lines. Filo Chenda and Rithika Sriram attempted to rebuild, but the partnership was cut short when Chenda was…

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The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has implemented a significant pay overhaul for women’s domestic cricket, announcing a sharp increase in match fees and salaries in a move aimed at improving the financial structure of the game. The decision represents the first major step taken by the ad-hoc committee led by Tamim Iqbal, which recently assumed charge. The reforms were prompted after it emerged that women players had been earning as little as BDT 1,000 per match in domestic one-day competitions until a recent revision. Under the updated structure, match fees have been raised considerably across formats. Players will now earn…

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CA Gold secured a comprehensive 148-run victory over CA Green on day three at Bankstown Oval, completing a dominant performance built on Anika Learoyd’s outstanding contribution across both innings and Frankie Nicklin’s match-winning effort with the ball. Resuming at 56 for 5 in their second innings, CA Gold faced early pressure after their late slide on day two. Learoyd once again played a crucial role, remaining unbeaten on 68 off 138 balls to add to her first-innings 142*. She combined with Sianna Ginger, who made 25 off 48 deliveries, to stabilise the innings and push the total beyond 100. Ginger’s…

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Uganda Women produced a dominant all-round display to defeat Uganda A Women by 51 runs in the Easter Women’s T20 Cup 2026, with Sarah Akiteng’s remarkable hat-trick headlining a clinical bowling performance. Batting first, Uganda Women were guided by captain Janet Mbabazi, who anchored the innings with a composed 42 off 37 balls, striking five boundaries. The innings began steadily, though Stephanie Nampina was dismissed early for 4 off 4 balls by Sarah Walaza. Kevin Awino added a quick 6 off 8 deliveries before being run out, halting early momentum. Uganda Women then struggled to build sustained partnerships, with Immaculate…

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Uganda Women edged out USA Women by just one run in a tense opening match of the Easter Women’s T20 Cup 2026, with a disciplined all-round effort highlighted by Sarah Akiteng’s decisive bowling performance. Batting first, Uganda Women made a steady start, anchored by Janet Mbabazi, who scored 23 off 27 balls. Despite losing Stephanie Nampiina for a duck early, Immaculate Nakisuuyi (12) and Rita Musamali (15) helped stabilise the innings with a brief partnership. USA Women kept the pressure on through regular breakthroughs, with Sainavi Kambalapalli and Ritu Priya Singh striking at key moments. Uganda’s innings was shaped by…

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Australia U19 Women secured a dramatic one-wicket victory over Sri Lanka in the third match of the Under-19 Tri-series at the Ian Healy Oval on 8 April 2026. Led by stand-in captain Emily Powell, Australia chased down 175 in a tense finish, with Alyssa Dermody playing a decisive unbeaten innings. Sri Lanka, captained by Chamodi Praboda, entered the contest after a 52-run win over England in the previous match at the same venue. Sri Lanka post 174 after strong start After winning the toss, Sri Lanka opted to bat and made a solid start through openers Vimoksha Balasuriya and Sanjana…

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Malawi Women delivered a dominant all-round performance to defeat Mozambique Women in the Kalahari Women’s T20I Tournament 2026, producing a clinical display with both ball and bat in a one-sided contest in Gaborone. Asked to bat first, Mozambique Women struggled to build any momentum as Malawi’s bowlers struck early and regularly. Olga Mondlane and Palmira Cuinica were both dismissed for ducks, with Lucy Malino and Sugeni Kananjii setting the tone with early breakthroughs. Amelia Mundundo and Wisley Bucuane also fell without making an impact, leaving Mozambique in trouble with four wickets down for minimal runs. The pressure continued as Irene…

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Cricket Victoria has confirmed its women’s squad for the 2026 National Indigenous Cricket Championships (NICC), unveiling a group that blends emerging talent with experienced performers set to represent the state at the national level. The 14-player squad reflects the continued development of Indigenous cricket pathways in Victoria, bringing together players from a range of Aboriginal communities. The selection underlines Cricket Victoria’s focus on promoting participation and performance among Indigenous cricketers. Squad: Anabelle Glossop, Brooke Nam, Cindy Duson, Crystal West, Ella Hayward, Emma Mannix-Geeves, Jaide Anthony, Jasmine Buzacott, Merinda Hale, Rose Stewart, Shawana Brown, Taya Munro, Taylah Blacklaw, Tya Fry Led…

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Botswana Women delivered a controlled and disciplined performance to secure a 23-run victory over Malawi Women in the 9th match of the Kalahari Women’s T20I Tournament 2026. In a game shaped by steady batting and consistent bowling, Botswana managed key moments effectively to come out on top. Choosing to bat first, Botswana began cautiously as the opening pair of Laura Mophakedi and Pako Mapotsane focused on building a foundation. Runs were hard to come by early, and the partnership produced 17 before Mapotsane was stumped for 9 off 18 balls at 17/1 in 6.1 overs. Oraitile Kgeresi followed soon after…

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