If you love cricket and want to keep up with the Indian women’s side, you’re in the right place. This page brings the newest scores, player news and tournament info straight to you. No jargon, just clear facts so you can follow the action without scrolling through endless sites.
The Indian women's team sits in the top five of the ICC rankings for both ODIs and T20s. In the last series against Australia, they won two out of three matches, showing strong batting depth and tighter bowling. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur’s aggressive style has paid off, especially with her strike‑rate hovering around 130 in the last six T20 games.
Bowler Shafali Verma surprised many by taking a five‑for in the recent World Cup qualifier, cutting the opponent’s total by 30 runs. Her pace and variation make her a key player in the shorter format. Meanwhile, spinner Smriti Mandhana has added a new level of consistency, scoring over 300 runs in the last 10 ODIs.
These performances have pushed India into the knockout stage of the upcoming Women's T20 World Cup. The team’s recent win against England, where they chased 150 in 18 overs, highlighted their ability to finish games under pressure.
The next big event is the Women's T20 World Cup in September. India will face South Africa in the group stage, followed by a potential clash with New Zealand in the semifinals. Match dates, venues and TV channels are listed on the official ICC site, but you can also catch live streams on major sports apps.
If you prefer live commentary, many Indian sports broadcasters offer English and Hindi commentary on their websites. Social media accounts of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) post quick updates, scorecards and behind‑the‑scenes photos. Follow hashtags like #IWCC and #IndiaWomenCricket to join the conversation.
For deeper analysis, check out the weekly podcasts that break down player form, pitch conditions and team strategies. They usually run 20‑30 minutes and are perfect for a commute.
Finally, support the team by buying official merchandise. A simple jersey or cap not only shows your loyalty but also helps fund grassroots programs that bring more girls into cricket.
Staying on top of India women's cricket doesn’t have to be complicated. Grab the scores, watch the games, and join the fan community – you’ll feel the excitement of each boundary and wicket as if you were at the stadium.
India women's cricket team sealed a 2-1 ODI series win over England, their first on English soil in over two decades. Harmanpreet Kaur's hundred, Jemimah Rodrigues' late blitz, and Kranti Goud's six-wicket haul overshadowed England's spirited chase led by Lauren Winfield-Hill and Tammy Beaumont.
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