Indian team hopes to win its first World Cup (PTI)
Women's Cricket World Cup 2025: ICC The Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 is starting from today. In the inaugural match, India will play against Sri Lanka in Guwahati. This time the tournament matches will be played in Guwahati, Indore, Visakhapatnam, and Navi Mumbai, while some matches will be played at R.K. Premdasa Stadium. There will be a total of 28 group matches in the tournament, which will be played in the round-robin format. Australia has won 7 titles so far and is the most successful team. England has won 4 titles, while India is still looking to win its first World Cup.
Most of the matches will start at 3 pm Indian time. The semifinals will be played on 29 and 30 October, and the final will be held on 2 November. The first semi-final and final place will depend on whether Pakistan qualifies. If Pakistan plays, the match will be in Colombo; otherwise, the first semi-finals will be held in Guwahati and the final in Navi Mumbai. The second semi-finals will be held in Navi Mumbai.
India will play 7 group matches. The team will play its first match in Guwahati against Sri Lanka on 30 September. The most discussed match will be played in Colombo on 5 October: India vs. Pakistan.
Team India hopes to win its first Women's World Cup. Yastika Bhatia is out of the tournament due to injury. Harmanpreet Kaur and Mithali Raj are India's highest run-scorers in the T20 World Cup. Harmanpreet has scored 726 runs in 33 innings, while Smriti Mandhana has scored 524 runs in 25 innings. Mithali Raj is India's biggest run-getter in ODI format (at number two in the world)—1,321 runs in 36 innings.
Indian Squad: Uma Chheri, Herleen Dole, Richa Ghosh, Smriti Mandhana, Pratika Rawal, Jemima Rodrigues, Harmanpreet Kaur (Captain), Amanjot Kaur, Sneh Rana, Deepti Sharma, Kranti Gaur, Arundhati Reddy, Renuka Singh, Shri Charani, Radha Yadav
1. India vs Sri Lanka, September 30, 3 pm, Guwahati
2. Australia vs New Zealand, October 1, 3 pm, Indore
3. Bangladesh vs Pakistan, October 2, 3 pm, Colombo
4. England vs South Africa, October 3, 3 pm, Guwahati
5. Sri Lanka vs Australia, October 4, 3 pm, Colombo
6. India vs Pakistan, October 5, 3 pm, Colombo
7. New Zealand vs South Africa, October 6, 3 pm, Indore
8. England vs Bangladesh, October 7, 3 pm, Guwahati
9. Australia vs Pakistan, October 8, 3 pm, Colombo
10. India vs South Africa, October 9, 3 pm, Visakhapatnam
11. New Zealand vs Bangladesh, October 10, 3 pm, Guwahati
12. England vs Sri Lanka, October 11, 3 pm, Colombo
13. India vs Australia, October 12, 3 pm, Visakhapatnam
14. South Africa vs Bangladesh, October 13, 3 pm, Visakhapatnam
15. Sri Lanka vs New Zealand, October 14, 3 PM, Colombo
16. England vs Pakistan, October 15, 3 PM, Colombo
17. Australia vs Bangladesh, October 16, 3 PM, Visakhapatnam
18. Sri Lanka vs South Africa, October 17, 3 PM, Colombo
19. New Zealand vs Pakistan, October 18, 3 PM, Colombo
20. India vs England, October 19, 3 PM, Indore
21. Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh, October 20, 3 PM, Navi Mumbai
22. South Africa vs Pakistan, October 21, 3 PM, Colombo
23. Australia vs England, October 22, 3 PM, Indore
24. India vs New Zealand, October 23, 3 PM, Navi Mumbai
25. Sri Lanka vs Pakistan, October 24, 3 PM, Colombo
26. Australia vs South Africa, October 25, 3 PM, Indore
27. England vs New Zealand, October 26, 11 AM, Visakhapatnam
28. India vs Bangladesh, October 26, 3 PM, Navi Mumbai
Semi-Final
Final
November 2, 3 pm (Colombo/Navi Mumbai)
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