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Denmark international Pernille Harder struck twice as Chelsea bounced back from their Continental Tyres League Cup final disappointment to ease past West Ham on a difficult day for the club.
Women's World Cup hosts New Zealand produced a clinical performance to beat India by 62 runs in Hamilton.
Chelsea superstar Sam Kerr has scored her familiar goal in an English showpiece final - but it was her Matildas teammates Hayley Raso and Alanna Kennedy who've ended up with the Women's League Cup in their hands.
Manchester City scored three second-half goals to come from behind and end Chelsea's domestic dominance with victory in a thrilling Continental Cup final.
De'Vion Harmon's game-high 17 points and a late, 13-3 run powered Oregon to a 68-63 win and a season sweep of No. 12 UCLA on Thursday in Eugene, Ore.
Jhulan Goswami as they failed to defend an imposing 270 to go down by three wickets in the second women's ODI against New Zealand here on Tuesday. The loss meant that the visitors have now conceded a 0-2 lead in the five-match series.
India felt the absence of experienced pacer Jhulan Goswami as they failed to defend an imposing 270 to go down by three wickets in the second women's ODI against New Zealand in Queenstown on Tuesday. The loss meant that the visitors have now conceded a 0-2 lead in the five-match series. Deepti Sharma took 4 for 52 while her spin colleagues Poonam Yadav, Rajeshwari Gayakwad, and Harmanpreet Kaur took a wicket apiece. But India failed in the pace department with Pooja Vastrakar and debutant Simran Bahadur leaking runs without taking any wickets.
women's ODI here on Tuesday. Nothing worked for India in the first ODI on Saturday with the bowlers allowing the hosts to pile on 275 before the batters, except for captain Mithali Raj, flopped to be all out for 213 and lose the match by 62 runs. Raj was virtually the lone hand with a well-crafted 59 while rookie Yastika Bhatia made 41.