ENGLAND V AUSTRALIA

 

4th Test - Day 4 | Highlights | The Ashes | England vs Australia | 22nd July 2023

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India tour of West Indies

 

WI vs IND, 3rd ODI 2023 Timings, Squad, Players List, Captain, IND tour of WI 2023 | West Indies vs India 3rd ODI 2023 Match Date, Time, Venue, Squads

2nd Test, Port of Spain, July 20 - 24, 2023

Bangladesh and India shared ODI series

 

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Nahida Akter further gave Bangladesh the edge when Harmanpreet Kaur was caught by Fahima but the batter was displeased as she suggested the bat didn't connect the ball. She, however, reacted with venom by breaking the stump.

The rain intervened with India at an advantageous 173-4 with Harleen playing astutely. The rain-break seemed to be a mental distraction for the India batters as they started losing wickets at regular intervals. The rot began with Harleen after she was trapped run out.

Jemimah Rodregues kept one end with utmost confidence to take the game deep but Bangladesh bowlers kept striking regularly. India went into the last over with just three needing to win but they had one wicket at hands. No.11 batter Meghna Singh who hit a boundary in the penultimate over came to strike after Jemimah took a single to level the score.

But Meghna was edged a moving delivery of Marufa behind the wicket as Bangladesh avoided the defeat. Jemimah was left stranded with 33. Nahida Akter was the most successful bowler for Bangladesh with 3-37 while Marufa snapped up 2-55.

Best direct hits at the Women's T20 World Cup 2023

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India first ICC Under-19 Women's T20 World champions

 

India crowned first-ever ICC Under-19 Women's T20 World champions

Shafali Verma and Co, having lost just one game in the tournament, dominated England in the final as India claimed their first ICC trophy in women’s cricket. 

With Titas Sadhu, Archana Devi, G Trisha and Soumya Tiwari delivering key performances, India defeated England by seven wickets in the final to win the inaugural edition of the ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup on Sunday.

It was the first ICC trophy in women’s cricket for India.