ICC Women's World Cup 2022

Mithali Raj-led India have come back home after getting knocked out of Women’s World Cup 2022 at the league stage.

Record-breaking Australia wicketkeeper-batter Alyssa Healy, whose sensational 170 set up Southern Stars' WODI World Cup triumph on Sunday, feels that she has now "seen it all" having been there and done that on most big days.

Relentless Australia will be out to underline their credentials as one of game's greatest sides against a battle-hardened England unit that will also seek greatness in a blockbuster ICC Women's World Cup final on Sunday.

Indian team under the leadership of Mithali Raj started the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup campaign on a positive note after they defeated arch-rivals Pakistan by 107 runs.

After a comprehensive victory against arch-rivals Pakistan, Mithali Raj-led India face a tough challenge as they face hosts New Zealand in their second game of Women's World Cup 2022.

Veteran Indian pacer Jhulan Goswami on March 10 (Wednesday) became joint-highest wicket-taker in Women’s World Cup history as she picked up the wicket of New Zealand wicketkeeper Katey Martin in the 50th over of the match in the ongoing ICC Women’s World Cup.

An inept batting performance by India led to an all-too familiar surrender against New Zealand as the Mithali Raj-led side went down by 62 runs in its second league stage match of the ICC Women's World Cup here on Thursday (March 10). Captain Mithali Raj had no hesitation in admitting that top order's performance hasn't been up to the mark as India didn't have "a batter to take the game deep" in their defeat.

Australia continue their unbeaten run in the ongoing Women’s World Cup after beating South Africa by five wickets on March 22 (Tuesday).

Mithali Raj-led India will look to mend their ways when face spirited Bangladesh in their must-win ICC Women's World Cup league match on Tuesday. India's problems have compounded over the course of their campaign, which has seen them win two games and lose three, including back-to-back defeats against England and Australia.

It has not been an ideal Women’s World Cup 2022 for Mithali Raj-led India so far.

Mithali Raj-led side opened their Women's World Cup 2022 campaign on Sunday (March 6) in the high-octane drama against arch-rival Pakistan. After winning the toss, India opted to bat first as the high-profile opener Smriti Mandhana achieved a rare feat while cracking a superb half-century to spur Women in Blue to a competitive 244/7 after a sloppy start. Smriti smashed 52 off 75 to become the fourth highest run-scorer for India in women’s ODIs.

Mithali-led India secured a comprehensive 107-run win over Pakistan to launch their Women's World Cup bid with a winning start. Riding on Pooja Vastrakar and Sneh Rana's world-record partnership of 122-run stand to rescue India from a precarious position of 114/6 and spurred India to post a decent total of 244/7. Later, Rajeshwari Gayakwad did the rest with her excellent spell of 4/31 to restrict Pakistan to just 137 and cruise India home and and continue their unbeaten run in the World Cup against Pakistan.

While fans are always hyped about the on-field battle between the arch-rivals India and Pakistan, the players from both sides of the border have often shared a good relationship off the field.

Meg Lanning-led Australia registered a comprehensive victory as they chased down a total of 191 with seven wickets in hand and 15.2 overs left in the innings.

Indian team exhibited a terrific batting show as they registered a mammoth total of 317 runs losing eight wickets in 50 overs against West Indies, in the ongoing ICC Women’s World Cup.

Mithali Raj-led India beat West Indies by a massive margin of 155 runs to dethrone Australia from the top of the points table of Women's World Cup 2022.

Veteran Indian pacer Jhulan Goswami did not have an ideal day with the ball in the clash against West Indies.

South Africa registered their highest successful run-chase in World Cups after they defeated defending champions England by three wickets in the ongoing ICC Women’s World Cup, played at Mount Maunganui, on March 14 (Monday).

Despite Pakistan's poor run in the ICC's marquee event, Sidra Ameen broke shackles to script history as she became the first Pakistani woman to score a century in the Women's World Cup. In a cracker of an encounter against Bangladesh on Monday (March 14), Sidra smashed 104 off 140 balls which was loaded with eight fours as she clinched her maiden ODI century.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) on March 13 (Sunday) fined the West Indies women’s cricket team 40 per cent of their match fees for maintaining a slow over-rate during the ICC Women's ODI World Cup match against India.