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Australia beat India in their league stage fixture of the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup, winning by six wickets in Auckland on Saturday. Alyssa Healy and Meg Lanning played match-winning knocks to ensure that Australia broke the record for the highest successful run-chase in Women's World Cup history, overtaking the one they set against Sri Lanka in the 2017 edition of the tournament.
Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu and his players leave for Australia on Sunday (Mar 20) knowing that a win in their penultimate qualifying match will confirm the country's appearance at a seventh consecutive World Cup finals.
The UAE’s all-important World Cup 2022 qualifier against Iraq, which was originally scheduled to be held in Baghdad, will be played in Riyadh.
Jhulan Goswami achieved yet another milestone as she became the second woman cricketer to feature in 200 ODIs when India played Australia on Saturday in the ongoing ICC women's ODI World Cup 2022. India captain Mithali Raj holds the record of playing the highest number of ODIs in women's cricket.
The veteran India pacer Jhulan Goswami achieved yet another milestone as she becomes the second women cricketer to play 200 ODIs on Saturday against Australia in the ongoing ICC women's ODI World Cup 2022. Prior to her, India's Mithali Raj holds the record of playing the highest number of ODIs in women's cricket. She has played 230 ODIs so far. Mithali is leading Team India in the current World Cup. At number three is former England cricketer Carlot Edwards, who played 191 ODIs.
Australia completed the highest chase in Women's World Cup history to beat India and reach the semi-finals.
Pace bowler Katherine Brunt says England are «calm» before their must-win Women's World Cup match against New Zealand in Auckland.
Mithali Raj created history by scoring a half-century in the match against Australia in the ongoing ICC Women's Cricket World Cup in Auckland on Saturday. Mithali Raj scored her 12th half-century in the World Cup. This is the 63rd half-century of Mithali's ODI career. At the same time, she equalled former New Zealand player Debbie Hockley's record of scoring most fifty-plus scores in the Women's World Cup. Mithali and Debbie now jointly hold the record of scoring more than 50 runs in an innings 12 times.