ICC Women Cricket World Cup

Christchurch : Australian opener Rachael Haynes on Sunday broken the long-standing record of New Zealand great Debbie Hockley by scoring the most runs ever at an ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, during the final against England at the Hagley…

Christchurch : Australia wicketkeeper-batter Alyssa Healy on Sunday established two new records through her dominating knock of 170 in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup final at Hagley Oval on Sunday. Healy's 170, laced with 26 fours and…

Christchurch : Australia's star all-rounder Ellyse Perry on Sunday said seeing wicketkeeper-batter Alyssa Healy go about her brilliant knock of 170 was just amazing to watch.Healy smashed 170 off 138 balls, including 26 fours against…

Christchurch : Australia skipper Meg Lanning believed her team deserved the 71-run win in the final against England to win the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup due to the consistency shown over a long period of time.In the tournament,…

Christchurch : England captain Heather Knight on Sunday showered praise on Australia wicketkeeper-batter Alyssa Healy, saying that her whirlwind 170 was one of the best knocks she saw live.Healy's knock enabled Australia to post a gigantic…

Christchurch : Australia Went Into The 2022 Women World Cup Final Against England As The Lone Unbeaten Team In The Tournament. The End Of The Final In A Day-night Affair At Hagley Oval On Sunday, They Justified Their Pre-tournament…

Christchurch : Australia skipper Meg Lanning said on Saturday that her team had been building on the momentum all through the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, and while the side had a "good game plan", there were "certainly some nerves" going…

Wellington : Defending champions England on Sunday booked their spot in the semi-finals of the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup with a 100-run win over Bangladesh in their final league stage match at Basin Reserve.It marks a remarkable entry…

Christchurch : Veteran batter Mignon du Preez starred with an unbeaten 50 as South Africa knocked India out of the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup with a three wickets win in a thrilling league match at Hagley Oval. It was an apt ending for…

Christchurch : India captain Mithali Raj on Sunday admitted that her team could have more runs than the 51 they amassed in the last ten overs of their innings against South Africa in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup. In a must-win match to…