Jasmin Akter: From Rohingya refugee camp to Street Child World Cup
«Sport has been something that has given me this new life. If I didn't play sports, I don't think I would be sitting right here with this opportunity. I would be depressed.»
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Watch: South Africa's Shabnim Ismail Takes Stunning Catch Off Her Own Bowling During Thrilling Win Over Pakistan In Women's World Cup
South Africa on Friday defeated Pakistan by six runs in a thriller to register their second win of the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup at the Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui. Pacer Shabnim Ismail showcased some world-class death bowling skills as Pakistan lost two wickets in the final over. Needing 10 runs in the last over, Pakistan lost the wickets of Diana Baig and Ghulam Fatima. The wicket of Diana Baig, however, caught the attention of fans as Ismail completed a brilliant catch off her own bowling to dismiss the Pakistan player.
Nottingham Forest loanee makes admission about future as FA Cup cash boost outlined
Defender Max Lowe has suggested he would like to stay at Nottingham Forest beyond the end of his loan spell in the summer.
ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, India vs West Indies: Mithali Raj breaks World Cup captaincy record
Mithali Raj on Saturday broke the record for most matches captained in the ICC Women's World Cup, surpassing former Australian counterpart Belinda Clark. Mithali, 39, led the country in 24 World Cup games, claiming 14 victories, 8 losses and one no result. Clark had captained her side in 23 matches.
Women's World Cup, INDW vs WIW: Smriti Mandhana Shines For India, Scores Her 5th ODI Century
India batter Smriti Mandhana on Saturday scored her fifth ODI century during the ongoing Women's World Cup match against West Indies at the Seddon Park in Hamilton. Mandhana took just 108 balls to reach triple figures, smashing nine boundaries and two sixes.
ICC Women's World Cup, India vs West Indies, Live Cricket Score, Live Updates: India 3 Down After Bright Start, Smriti Mandhana Looking Solid
India Women vs West Indies Women, ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, Live Score Updates: After a solid start from openers Smriti Mandhana and Yastika Bhatia, India are suddenly on the back foot with three quick wickets. Post Bhatia's wicket, skipper Mithali Raj and Deepti Sharma have also departed after Raj won the toss earlier and elected to bat against Stafanie Taylor-led West Indies in Match 10 of the ongoing ICC Women's Cricket World Cup at the Seddon Park in Hamilton, on Saturday. Mithali has gone in with the same team, which means youngster Shefali Verma will warm the bench again. India will be aiming to bounce back to winning ways after losing their second league stage fixture to New Zealand by a huge margin, after defeating Pakistan in their opener. India had a poor batting display against the White Ferns, losing by 62 runs. The likes of Smriti Mandhana and Deepti Sharma will be hoping to improve their performance in the next match. Meanwhile, West Indies have won both their matches, registering wins against New Zealand and England. With two points at stake, both sides will be aiming for a win in Hamilton. (LIVE SCORECARD)
India Women vs West Indies Women: Mithali Raj Scripts Massive Record In Women's World Cup History
India skipper Mithali Raj on Saturday scripted a massive record in the ongoing Women's World Cup. With India electing to bat against West Indies in their third match of the tournament at the Seddon Park in Hamilton, Raj has now made the most appearances as captain in Women's World Cup history. She went past former Australian women's team captain Belinda Clark, who had captained in 23 matches. So far, Mithali has captained India in 23 World Cup matches, bagging 14 wins, eight wins and one no result.
Women's World Cup: Indian batters need to raise their game against West Indies
ICC Women's World Cup here on Saturday. Currently placed fifth after a demoralising 62-run loss to New Zealand, India would like to get back to winning ways as back-to-back defeat can cause loss in momentum, especially when they are playing one game after another on the bounce. The likes of Smriti Mandhana, Mithali Raj, the young Yastika Bhatia and all-rounder Deepti Sharma were all criticised for not getting a move-on against New Zealand in India's chase of 261 and despite Harmanpreet Kaur's 62-ball-71, the team ended up being outplayed by 62 runs.