Women's World Cup: South Africa defeated Sri Lanka by 10 wickets at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo and took a step closer to qualifying for the semis. Nonkululeko Mlaba picked up three wickets while Laura Wolvaardt and Tazmin Brits chipped in with half-centuries.
Women's World Cup, AUS vs PAK: Alyssa Healy scored a 73-ball hundred as Australia stormed into the semis with a dominating 10-wicket win over Bangladesh on Thursday in Vizag after chasing down 199 with 25.1 overs to spare.
Women's World Cup, ENG vs PAK: England avoided a defeat after rain washed off their clash against Pakistan on Wednesday at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. Pakistan needed 78 runs off 24.2 overs when play was called off.
Captain Alyssa Healy smashed a jaw-dropping 142 as Australia pulled off the highest-ever chase in women's ODI history, hunting down 331 against hosts India in front of a roaring crowd at the ACA-VDCA Stadium on a Super Sunday to remember.
An all-round bowling performance from New Zealand helped them get off the mark and thrash Bangladesh by 100 runs in the Women's World Cup 2025 on Friday, October 10. Devine continued to be impressive with the bat for the White Ferns and found support from Brooke Halliday.
Women's World Cup, AUS vs PAK: Australia hammered Pakistan by 107 runs on Wednesday, October 8 to reclaim the top spot in the table. Beth Mooney starred for them with a hundred while Kim Garth picked up three wickets.
Women's World Cup: South Africa have their first points on the board as they took a rather resounding win over New Zealand, riding on the back of brilliant performances by the centurion, Tazmin Britz and Nonkululeko Mlaba's four-wicket haul.
Rain washed out Match No. 5 of the Women's World Cup 2025 between Sri Lanka and Australia in Colombo on October 4, with officials calling off the 20-over clash early due to persistent downpours.
Four-time champions England began their Women's World Cup campaign in style, dismantling South Africa for 69 and cruising to a 10-wicket win with 215 balls to spare. The victory, England's third-biggest in World Cup history by balls remaining,
