Australia has defeated South Africa by 7 wickets. The Australian team has been unbeaten in the league stage of the Women’s World Cup 2025. Both the teams have already qualified for the semi-finals, but the Kangaroo team has taken steps towards the eighth World Cup title by registering a huge victory. The South African team, which batted first, was reduced to just 97 runs, in reply Australia achieved the target in just 101 balls. Alana King alone took 7 wickets. Australia finished on the top of the points table.

In this World Cup, England had all out South Africa for 69 runs. This is the second time when the South African team could not even score 100 runs in the 2025 World Cup. Apart from captain Laura Woolworth (31), Sinalo Jafata (29 runs) and Nadine de Klerk (14 runs), the remaining 8 South African batsmen could not even reach double figures. As a result, South Africa was all out for only 97 runs.

18 runs and 7 wickets

Elena King in particular wreaked havoc on the South African team. He bowled 7 overs, in which he bowled two maiden overs and gave only 18 runs. His leg spin bowling created such a trap that four South African batsmen were clean bowled against him. He was also chosen player of the match. On the basis of this performance, Elena King has come third in terms of taking most wickets in the current World Cup, she currently has 13 wickets. Annabel Sutherland (15) and Deepti Sharma (14) are ahead of her in this list.

Australia won the match in just 101 balls

The Australian team, which came to chase the small target of 98 runs, lost 2 wickets at the score of only 11. The Kangaroo team was also in danger of being all out for some time, but Georgia Wall’s 38 runs and Beth Mooney’s 42 runs contributed a lot in Australia’s victory. Australia achieved this target in just 101 balls (16.5 overs).

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South Africa has defeated India by 3 wickets. In this hair-raising match, Nadine de Klerk’s inning of 84 runs snatched the victory from Team India. Playing first in this match, the Indian team had scored 251 runs, in response to which the South African team won the match by 3 wickets with 7 balls remaining. All-rounder Nadine de Klerk single-handedly defeated the Indian bowlers. This is India’s first defeat in the World Cup 2025.

Indian batting was a flop in this match played in Visakhapatnam. Team India’s 6 wickets had fallen for just 102 runs. From there, Richa Ghosh made the biggest contribution in taking the team’s score beyond 250 by playing an inning of 94 runs. Sneh Rana also scored 33 runs.

India lost the won match

Chasing the target of 252 runs, half of the South African team had returned to the pavilion by the score of 51. For a long time, captain Laura Woolworth held one end, who played an inning of 70 runs. It seemed as if Team India would register an easy victory. When Woolworth’s wicket fell, South Africa’s score was 142/6. Here too Team India’s victory looked easy.

Meanwhile, Nadine de Klerk and Chloe Tryon made a partnership of 59 runs to take South Africa closer to victory. Meanwhile, when Tryon was out after scoring 49 runs, South Africa still needed 41 runs to win. But the clerk was still firmly on the crease. Nadine de Klerk single-handedly overpowered Team India. He played an unbeaten inning of 84 runs in 54 balls. In this innings he hit 8 fours and 5 sixes.

The Indian team had earlier defeated Sri Lanka and Pakistan, but now South Africa has become the first team to defeat it in the World Cup 2025.

Pakistan’s playing XI: Muniba Ali, Sadaf Shamas, Sidra Amin, Rumin Shamim, Alia Riyaz, Sidra Nawaz (wicketkeeper), Fatima Sana (captain), Natalia Parvez, Diana Baig, Nasara Sandhu and Sadia Iqbal.

India’s Asia Cup is going to start the Women’s ODI Cup 2 days after winning the title in 2025. The ODI World Cup will run till 30 September-2 November, in which a total of 8 teams will participate. India and Sri Lanka are hosting this World Cup tournament together. The first match will be played between India and Sri Lanka tomorrow. The ODI World Cup will be played in the round-robin format, so India and Pakistan are also confronted in it.

The Women’s ODI World Cup will be played in 2025 round Robin format. All 8 teams will face each other once in the league stage. The team living in the top-4 of the table will qualify for the knockout stage. Again, the team will travel from the semi -finals to the team final, which is to be played on 2 November.

India’s schedule in Women’s ODI World Cup

The Indian team will play their first match with Sri Lanka tomorrow i.e. 30 September. Then the date of October 5 will be special for Team India, because on this day India and Pakistan will have a match. South Africa on 9 October, Australia on 12 October and the Indian team will face England on 19 October. On October 23, he will face New Zealand and India’s last match in league stage with Bangladesh on 26 October.

• September 30- India vs Sri Lanka
• October 5- India vs Pakistan
• October 9- India vs South Africa
• October 12- India vs Australia
• October 19- India vs England
• October 23- India vs New Zealand
• October 26- India vs Bangladesh

India has played the final only 2 times

The Women’s ODI World Cup tournament started in the year 1973. After that the Women’s World Cup has been played 12 times, out of which Team India has played the final only 2 times. In 2005, Australia defeated him by 98 runs in the final. At the same time, in the 2017 World Cup, the Indian team lost to England by 9 runs in the final.

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Team Indian Player Injured Odi World Cup 2025: The ODI World Cup 2025 is going to start from 30 September. This time India is hosting the Women’s World Cup. Before the beginning of this tournament, Team India’s practice match with England was played. But a scary picture has come out from this match, in which India’s fast bowler Arundhati Reddy got hurt and she could not even go out of the ground. This player of India was taken outside the ground on a wheelchair.

India’s star player injured

Warm-up matches are going on before the Women’s World Cup. In this match, Arundhati Reddy dismissed opening batsman Amy Jokes. But this player from India was injured while taking a catch on the field. During the match, the doctor came to check on the field, then it was found that Arundhati would not be able to play in the next match. Star player Smriti Mandhana and a team of doctors tried to take Arundhati out of the field, but then the player was taken out at wheelchair.

A freak accident in the #INDVENG Warm-up clash has forced arundhati reddy off the field just ahead of #CWC25,

Read more https://t.co/lyvskwhoca pic.twitter.com/oq0ktox40p

– ICC (@ICC) September 25, 2025

India gets a target of 340

The warm-up match of the World Cup between India and England is being played in Bengaluru. In this match, India won the toss and decided to bowl first. Batting first of England, he has scored 339 runs on the board. The Indian team took 9 wickets of England in this 50 -over game. India has got a target of 340 runs to win this match. England captain Natalie Sear played a brilliant innings of 122 runs in 105 balls. The most revolution from India took 3 wickets.

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After 12 years India is ready to host the Women’s ODI World Cup, the first match between the Indian team and the Sri Lanka team will be played in Guwahati on 30 September. Earlier, a grand opening ceremony will be organized here, in which Shreya Ghoshhala will spread the magic of her voice. With the opening match, all the tickets of the round-robin stage have come online.

ICC Women’s ODI World Cup is the host India of 2025 while Pakistan will play all its matches in Colombo, Sri Lanka. India vs Pakistan match will also be in Colombo. All matches of the tournament will be played on a total of 5 venue. If reached Pakistan in the final, the title will also be in Sri Lanka.

Tickets are available for 100 rupees

Ticket sales for World Cup matches have started online. A huge crowd of fans can be seen in the stadium, because the lowest ticket is available for just 100 rupees. This will be the cost of most of the stands in the stadium. The ICC officially informed that the ticket price is US $ 1.14 (Rs 100), which has started selling online.

How to book tickets

You can book tickets via Google-Pay at tickets.cricketworldcup.com. This book will deliver you to the link of My Show website. Here the options of five stadiums have been given. The venue on which you want to watch the match will have to click. After that you will start seeing tickets for all matches to be held on that venue. Go to the match you want to book tickets and click on Book Now. Then the option will come in front of you and you can book tickets. For this, you have to sign-up first.

Online ticket sales have started from Thursday, September 4. It has a 4 -day pre -cell window for Google Pay users, it will run till September 8. The second phase of public sales will start at 8 pm on 9 September. Let us know that only Google-pay users can book tickets for round-robin matches in the first phase. In the second phase, all can book tickets for league matches, it will start from Tuesday 9 September.

World Cup matches will be held in these 5 stadiums

• DY Patil Stadium (Navi Mumbai)
• Assam Cricket Association Stadium (Guwahati)
• ACA-VDCA Stadium (Visakhapatnam)
• Holkar Stadium (Indore)
• R Premadasa Stadium (Colombo)

Women’s ODI World Cup plays playing in 2025

• India
• Australia
• England
• New Zealand
• South Africa
• Sri Lanka
• Bangladesh
• Pakistan

All the teams in the round-robin will play 1-1 matches with each team, it will have a total of 28 matches. After this, the top-4 teams of the points table will make it to the semi-finals and other teams will be out.

Bangladesh has announced a 15 -member squad for the Women’s ODI World Cup. Nahida Akhtar has been given the burden of vice -captain. 17 -year -old Nishita Akhtar has also got a place in this squad, who has only 2 matches experience in international cricket. Apart from Nishita, 19 -year -old Sumaiya Akhtar will also be eyeing everyone, who will return to the team after March 2024.

Rubya Haider has not even made his ODI debut till now and has scored just 58 runs in 6 T20 matches. Despite this, the selectors have shown confidence in them for the ODI World Cup. Chief selector Sajjad Ahmed Mansur said that Rubya has been selected based on the last 6 months of performance.

17 -year -old Nishita Akhtar will be the youngest player of the team. Their specialty is that she works with restraint even in the state of pressure and especially mastered the left -handed batsmen in her spin. The Bangladesh team has never reached the final of the Women’s ODI World Cup.

In the World Cup, Bangladesh will start its World Cup campaign with a match with Pakistan on 2 October. After that he has to face England on 7 October. He will face New Zealand on 10 October and then on 13 October from South Africa. Bangladesh will then play the match with Australia on 16 October and then Sri Lanka on 20 October. Bangladesh’s last league match will be with India on 26 October.

Bangladesh Squad for World Cup: Movement Sultana Joti (Captain), Nahida Akhtar (Vice-Qetan), Farzanaaz, Rubya Haider Jhelik, Sharmin Akhtar Supta, Shobhana Mostery, Ritu Moni, Shorna Akhtar, Fahima Khatoon, Rabya Khan, Marufa Akhtar, Fariha Islam Trisna, Shanjida Akhtar Nishi, Nishti Akhtar Nishi Nishi Nishi Nishi

update in progress…

The schedule of Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 has been changed. The matches to be held at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru have been shifted to the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai. After the Bengaluru stampede case, the Karnataka government adopted a very strict attitude, due to which the Chinnaswamy Stadium was not allowed to organize the World Cup matches. The World Cup (Women’s Odie World Cup 2025 Schedule) will start from 30 September and the final will be played on 2 November.

Despite the change in the venue, the dates of the tournament have not changed. As before, India and Sri Lanka will be doing the first match of the World Cup, who are going to host the World Cup together. Now five grounds for the World Cup will be ACA Stadium (Guwahati), Holkar Stadium (Indore), DY Patil Stadium (Navi Mumbai), ADA-VDCA Stadium (Visakhapatnam) and R Premdasa Stadium (Colombo).

India’s schedule:

September 30: India vs Sri Lanka, Guwahati

October 5: India vs Pakistan, Colombo

October 9: India vs South Africa, Visakhapatnam

October 12: India vs Australia, Visakhapatnam

October 19: India vs England, Indore

October 23: India vs New Zealand, Navi Mumbai

October 26: India vs Bangladesh, Navi Mumbai

New schedule of women’s ODI World Cup 2025:

September 30: India vs Sri Lanka, Guwahati

October 1: Australia vs New Zealand, Indore

October 2: Bangladesh vs Pakistan, Colombo

October 3: England vs South Africa, Guwahati

October 4: Australia vs Sri Lanka, Colombo

October 5: India vs Pakistan, Colombo

October 6: New Zealand vs South Africa, Indore

October 7: England vs Bangladesh, Guwahati

October 8: Australia vs Pakistan, Colombo

October 9: India vs South Africa, Visakhapatnam

October 10: New Zealand vs Bangladesh, Guwahati

October 11: England vs Sri Lanka, Colombo

October 12: India vs Australia, Visakhapatnam

October 13: South Africa vs Bangladesh, Visakhapatnam

October 14: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, Colombo

October 15: England vs Pakistan, Colombo

October 16: Australia vs Bangladesh, Visakhapatnam

October 17: South Africa vs Sri Lanka, Colombo

October 18: New Zealand vs Pakistan, Colombo

October 19: India vs England, Indore

October 20: Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh, Navi Mumbai

October 21: South Africa vs Pakistan, Colombo

October 22: Australia vs England, Indore

October 23: India vs New Zealand, Navi Mumbai

October 24: Sri Lanka vs Pakistan, Colombo

October 25: Australia vs South Africa, Indore

October 26: England vs New Zealand, Visakhapatnam

October 26: India vs Bangladesh, Navi Mumbai

Knockout Match:

October 29: Semifinal 1, Guwahati/Colombo

October 30: Semifinal 2, Navi Mumbai

November 2: Final, Navi Mumbai/Colombo

England have declared their squad for the Women’s ODI World Cup 2025. Nate Syre Brant, England will captain the team in the World Cup, which includes senior players like Heather Night, Danny Wayt Hodge and Sarah Glenn. Heather Knight suffered a hamstring injury in May this year, but after getting fit in time, he has returned to the England Squad (Women Odi World Cup 2025 All Squads) for the World Cup. Let us know that the World Cup tournament will start from 30 September and run till 2 November. Earlier, India has also announced its World Cup squad.

This will be the first ICC tournament for Nate Cyver Brant as captain and as head coach Charlett Edwards. Kate Cross, Myia Boucher and Elis-Davidson Richards have not found a place in the team. At the same time, Danny Wet Hodge missed the series against India this year, but now he has returned to the World Cup squad. England including Sarah Glenn and Sophie Eclastone have included four spinners in their team. The remaining two spinners are named Charlie Dean and Linse Smith. This is because the World Cup will be played in the grounds of India and Sri Lanka, where the spinners are expected to get good help.

The World Cup schedule has already been released, but the matches to be held at M Chinnaswamy Stadium can be shifted to another place. England were to play their first match against South Africa in Bengaluru on 3 October, but England’s match and the entire schedule will be confirmed only after the decision at M Chinnaswamy Stadium.

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The Women’s ODI will start 2025 only 2 days after getting the Asian Champion in Men’s Cricket. The Indian squad has been announced for the World Cup, which will be captained by Harmanpreet Kaur. A shocking thing is that the stormy opening batsman Shefali Verma has been dropped from the squad. The World Cup will be played till 30 September-2 November, whose matches will be played in India and Sri Lanka. Before the start of the World Cup, you can see the squad of Team India and its entire schedule together.

India and Sri Lanka are going to host the women’s ODI World Cup, for which a total of 5 grounds have been selected. However, matches can be shifted from M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru to another place. A total of 8 teams will play in the World Cup, who will face each other once in the league stage under the round-robin format. The top-4 team will enter the semi-finals in the group stage. Finally the finals will be played on 2 November.

When will India’s matches be?

The tournament will begin on September 30 with the India vs Sri Lanka match. The second match of Team India will be held on 5 October from Pakistan and then on 9 October South Africa. On October 12, Team India will have a tough challenge of Australia, which has won the ODI World Cup 7 times. India will face England on 19 October and then on 23 October from New Zealand. Team India’s last league stage match will be held with Bangladesh on 26 October.

India’s full schedule in ODI World Cup

September 30- India vs Sri Lanka

October 5- India vs Pakistan

October 9- India vs South Africa

October 12- India vs Australia

October 19- India vs England

October 23- India vs New Zealand

October 26- India vs Bangladesh

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