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New Zealand women defeated Pakistan by 54 runs to end Harmanpreet-led India's hope for the Women's T20 World Cup 2024 semifinal. 

New Zealand defeated Pakistan by 54 runs. 

Harmanpreet-led India eliminated from Women's T20 World Cup 2024. 

Lea Tahuhu of New Zealand celebrates taking the wicket of Muneeba Ali 

India eliminated from Women's T20 World Cup following New Zealand's crushing win against Pakistan

Women in Blue are one of the favourites to win this mega tournament and will try to get a winning start to their campaign.

India to kick-off their T20 World Cup campaign.

They will face New Zealand in their opening clash.

Harmanpreet Kaur and Sophie Devine in frame

India vs New Zealand, Women's T20 World Cup 2024 live streaming: When and where to watch IND-W vs NZ-W Group A clash online and on TV in India

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Women's T20 WC: New Zealand demolish Sri Lanka by 102 runs to keep semi-final hopes alive but need a big favour from Bangladesh

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Lancashire County Cricket Club paid tribute to former India wicketkeeper Farokh Engineer and West Indies captain Clive Lloyd by naming stands after them at Old Trafford Stadium.

Farokh Engineer represented India in 46 Tests. 

Farokh Engineer scored 2611 runs in his Test career. 

Farokh Engineer rings the bell at the start of play on day four of the LV=Insurance Ashes 4th Test Match between England and Australia at Emirates Old Trafford on July 22, 2023 in Manchester, England. 

Farokh Engineer rings the bell at the start of play on day four of the LV=Insurance Ashes 4th Test Match between England and Australia at Emirates Old Trafford on July 22, 2023 in Manchester, England.

'Shame that my achievements are not recognised where I played most of my cricket': Farokh Engineer after stand named after him in Old Trafford, Manchester

KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal stitched a 94-run stand in the fourth Test match, which is the highest opening partnership in the ongoing Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2025. 


KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 78 for no loss at lunch during 4th Test vs England. 

KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal stitched a 94-run stand in fourth Test vs England. 

KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal of India walk off at lunch during Day One of the 4th Rothesay Test Match between England and India at Emirates Old Trafford on July 23, 2025 in Manchester, England.

'The right mix between caution and aggression...': Ravi Shastri lauds KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal after batters take India to 78 for no loss at lunch

Shubman Gill-led India dropped Karun Nair in the fourth Test and added Sai Sudharsan in place of the veteran batter to feature at number three in the Manchester Test. 

Karun Nair managed to score 131 runs in three Tests vs England. 

Karun Nair missed spot from India's playing XI for 4th Test.

Shubman Gill of India walks off after being dismissed as Karun Nair takes to the field  during Day Two of the 1st Rothesay Test Match between England and India

'Today was Gill's chance to back Karun, who was down but...': Ex-RCB star slams Shubman for benching Nair in Manchester Test 

Mohammad Nabi announced his ODI retirement after Afghanistan's poor outing in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. 

Mohammad Nabi’s son, Hassan Eisakhil smashes six on his father's first ball. 

Hassan Eisakhil is playing against Mohammad Nabi in Shpageeza Cricket League.

Mohammad Nabi and Hassan Eisakhil

WATCH: Mohammad Nabi’s 18-Year-old son stuns crowd by hitting first-ball SIX off his own father in a T20I clash in Kabul

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli's last international outing came in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 where India defeated New Zealand to win the title. 

Virat Kohli announced Test retirement on May 12. 

Rohit Sharma announced Test retirement on May 7, 2025. 

India's Virat Kohli (R) along with his captain Rohit Sharma waits for the third umpire decision during the second one-day international (ODI) cricket match between India and England 

'It becomes very difficult...': India's World Cup winning star drops bombshell on Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma's 2027 ODI World Cup dream

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New Zealand Women

Amelia Charlotte Kerr

Isabella Rose James

Brooke Maree Halliday

Eden Jean Carson

Frances Cecilia Jonas

Georgia Ellen Plimmer

Isobel Grace Sharp

Jessica Mackenzie Kerr

Lea-Marie Maureen Tahuhu

Madeline Lee Green

Polly Margot Inglis

Rosemary Alison Mair

Sophie Frances Monique Devine

Suzannah Wilson Bates

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England Women

AMI Stadium, Christchurch

204 by Kirsty Flavell v England Women on June 24, 1996 - d

Kirsty Flavell

161* by Emily Drumm v Australia Women on February 28, 1995 - d

Emily Drumm

155* by Trish McKelvey v England Women on February 15, 1969 - d

Trish McKelvey

7/41 by Jocelyn Burley v England Women on August 6, 1966 - d

Jocelyn Burley

6/29 by Pat Carrick v Australia Women on February 5, 1972 - r

Pat Carrick

6/42 by Grace Gooder v England Women on March 26, 1949 - r

Grace Gooder

204 by Kirsty Flavell v England Women on June 24, 1996 - Drawn

7/41 by Jocelyn Burley v England Women on August 6, 1966 - Drawn

Trish  McKelvey

Rona  McKenzie

Debbie  Hockley

Sarah  Illingworth

Lesley  Murdoch

Karen  Plummer

Maia  Lewis

Ina  Lamason

Phyl  Blackler

Ruth  Symons

Australia Women

India Women

South Africa Women

Debbie Hockley - (1301 runs for New Zealand Women)

Debbie Hockley

Judi Doull - (779 runs for New Zealand Women)

Judi Doull

Trish McKelvey - (699 runs for New Zealand Women)

Jackie Lord - (55 wickets for New Zealand Women)

Jackie Lord

Jill Saulbrey - (35 wickets for New Zealand Women)

Jill Saulbrey

Jocelyn Burley - (21 wickets for New Zealand Women)

India - Barabati Stadium, Cuttack

New Zealand - Cello Basin Reserve, Wellington

New Zealand - Carisbrook, Dunedin

England - The County Ground, New Road, Worcester

New Zealand - Eden Park, Auckland

England - Edgbaston, Birmingham

England - Headingley, Leeds

New Zealand - AMI Stadium, Christchurch

India - K.D.Singh Babu Stadium, Lucknow

England - Kennington Oval, London

South Africa - Kingsmead, Durban

South Africa - The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg

South Africa - Newlands, Cape Town

England - North Marine Road Ground, Scarborough

New Zealand - Pukekura Park, New Plymouth

England - St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury

India - Sardar Vallabhai Patel Stadium, Ahmedabad

Australia - Junction Oval, Melbourne

Australia - Albert Cricket Ground, St Kilda, Melbourne

India - Bilakhiya Stadium, Vapi

New Zealand - Cook's Gardens, Wanganui

New Zealand - Cornwall Park, Auckland

New Zealand - Hagley Oval, Christchurch

New Zealand - Trafalgar Park, Nelson

Australia - University Oval, Sydney University, Sydney

Australia - Unley Oval, Adelaide

England - Woodbridge Road, Guildford

Australia - King's College Oval, Adelaide

Trinidad and Tobago Women

Clarence Park, St Albans

232* by Amelia Kerr v Ireland Women on June 13, 2018 - r

Amelia Kerr

168 by Suzie Bates v Pakistan Women on March 19, 2009 - r

Suzie Bates

157 by Rachel Priest v Sri Lanka Women on November 7, 2015 - r

Rachel Priest

6/10 by Jackie Lord v India Women on January 14, 1982 - r

6/20 by Glenys Page v Trinidad and Tobago Women on June 23, 1973 - r

Glenys Page

6/32 by Beth McNeill v England Women on February 24, 2008 - r

Beth McNeill

232* by Amelia Kerr v Ireland Women on June 13, 2018 - New Zealand Women beat Ireland Women by 305 runs

6/10 by Jackie Lord v India Women on January 14, 1982 - New Zealand Women beat India Women by 43 Runs

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