Author: Divyansh Mishra

Harmanpreet Kaur has been a matchwinner in India colours even after her 150th ODI. Cannot be defensive under pressure; she creates moments with aggression and cold soul, inspiring her teammates along the way. So here is a rundown of her 5 best ODI displays. Read Also:- Lowest Scores in Women’s Cricket World Cup Best Innings of Harmanpreet Kaur in World Cup YearOpponentRuns (Balls)Match Context2009England84 (113)Decider at Mumbai, India reeling at 26/42013England107* (109)2013 Women’s World Cup chase of 2732017Australia171* (115)World Cup semi-final, India 35/22022England143*World ODI Championship, India 66/22024South Africa103*2nd ODI at Bengaluru, 2nd wicket stand of 171 1. 84 runs against England…

The Women’s Cricket World Cup has seen its fair share of thrillers but for some teams it’s been a complete disaster. Especially when they collapse to ridiculously low scores and hand over the game to their opponents. Matches like these show how pressure and tough situations can get to a player in big tournaments. Let’s look at some of the lowest scores in the history of the tournament. Read Also:- Top Highest Partnership In The Women’s World Cup Lowest Scores in Women’s World Cup RankTeamScoreOpponentYearOvers Batted1Pakistan27Australia199713.42Netherlands29Australia1988All out3India37New Zealand1982354Netherlands40New Zealand1993All out Pakistan (27 Runs) At the top of the list is…

Cricket lovers, get set, go! The ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 will be held in India and Sri Lanka from the 30th of September to the 2nd of November. The cricket matches will be hosted in 5 venues around town. Tickets are very cheap & some cost just ₹100 (USD $1.14). An ICC all in all, friendly to its fans! World Cup 2025 Held Across 5 locations- 4 in India and 1 in Sri Lanka: India takes on Sri Lanka in Guwahati on the opening day, September 30. The defending champs Australia will battle New Zealand the next day,…

In sports, sometimes tough calls are about survival not punishment. That’s what the International Cricket Council (ICC) did when it suspended USA Cricket (USAC) yesterday. After many warnings, missed deadlines and a chaotic setup, the ICC finally acted. At first glance it looks harsh but when you look closer you see why it was necessary and possibly needed for cricket in America. Governance Issues For years USAC has been struggling to get its act together. The ICC’s requests were not extreme: a working structure, fair elections and recognition as a National Governing Body (NGB) by the US Olympic and Paralympic…

When we talk about partnerships in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, they can either make or break an innings; hence some good batting pairs will really shine. Let’s list and look into the top partnerships in the Women’s World Cup; after all, these moments speak so much about how coordination in timing spells magic.  Highest Partnership In The Women’s World Cup RankPlayersRunsTeamOpponentYear1Sarah Taylor & Tammy Beaumont275EnglandSouth Africa20172Haidee Tiffen & Suzie Bates262New ZealandPakistan20093Debbie Hockley & Lesley Murdoch246New ZealandInternational XI19824Lisa Keightley & Karen Rolton220AustraliaNetherlands19885Alyssa Healy & Rachael Haynes216AustraliaWest Indies2022 1. Sarah Taylor & Tammy Beaumont-275 Runs (England vs South Africa, 2017)…

Sahibzada Farhan, Pakistan’s opener, made history in T20 cricket. The 28-year-old right-hander is now 4th Pakistani to score 1500 T20 runs in a year, joining Babar Azam and other big players. Farhan achieved this feat in his 35th match of 2025, after playing well for Pakistan, Peshawar Region and Islamabad United, scoring in every series and league. His big moment came in the Asia Cup 2025 Super Four match against Sri Lanka. He scored 24 off 15, 2 fours and 1 six, which helped Pakistan in their 134 chase. With that Sahibzada Farhan went past 1500 T20 runs in a…

Big news for cricket fans! Ravichandran Ashwin is coming to Australia. He’s signed with the Sydney Thunder for the Big Bash League (BBL) next season. Apparently, Ashwin was talking to four BBL teams: the Sydney Thunder, Sydney Sixers, Hobart Hurricanes and Adelaide Strikers. Sources say Ricky Ponting, who coaches the Hobart Hurricanes, was also trying to get Ashwin on his team. But in the end, it was David Warner, the Thunder captain, who convinced him to come to Sydney for the 2025-2026 season. Ashwin retired from domestic cricket this year. The BBL season starts on December 14th and ends on…

Ben Stokes, Jofra Archer and Mark Wood are back in the England Ashes squad as they recover from injuries. The five-Test series starts in Australia in November. Chris Woakes is out with a shoulder injury he picked up in the last Test against India at The Oval. Stokes was out of the fifth Test against India in August with a shoulder issue, but should be ready for the first Test in Perth on November 21. Wood, who had knee surgery, is in after missing England’s summer Tests. Archer is back after doing well in the India series. The selectors have…

When speed and accuracy meet, cricket fans get excited. In the ICC Women’s World Cups, some bowlers have really impressed everyone. From fast-paced T20 games to classic ODI matches, quick bowlers have changed the game. Here’s a list of the 10 fastest balls in ICC Women’s ODI and T20 World Cups, ranked by their top speeds. Fastest Balls in Women’s World Cup  RankSpeed (km/h)Speed (mph)BowlerOpponentFormat1127.479.2Shabnim IsmailEnglandT20 WC2126.778.7Shabnim IsmailAustraliaT20 WC3125.878.2Shabnim IsmailEnglandT20 WC4125.678.0Lea TahuhuPakistanT20 WC5125.578.0Shabnim IsmailSri LankaT20 WC6125.578.0Lea TahuhuIrelandT20 WC7125.078.0Ellyse PerrySouth AfricaODI WC8125.078.0Shabnim IsmailAustraliaODI WC9125.078.0Shabnim IsmailIndiaODI WC10124.977.6Lea TahuhuIndiaT20 WC 1. 127.4 km/h (79.2 mph) – Shabnim Ismail vs England T20 World Cup…

Get ready! The ICC Women’s ODI World Cup is back and it’s going to be massive! From September 30th to November 2nd, 2025, India and Sri Lanka will co-host the 13th edition of this big tournament. Eight teams will clash in 31 matches across five fantastic venues: Navi Mumbai, Guwahati, Indore, Visakhapatnam and Colombo. It’s been 8 years since India last hosted the event. So no one misses out, the ICC has partnered with a bunch of TV and streaming partners worldwide. Whether you’re in Guwahati, Toronto, Melbourne or London, you’ll be able to watch. Read Also:- England Name Squad…