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INDW vs BANW, Women's World Cup, Live Updates: India will face Bangladesh at the Seddon Park in Hamilton and the match will be no less than must-win for the Mithali Raj-led side if they want to progress to the knockout stage of the competition. If India manages to win their remaining two matches against Bangladesh and South Africa, then they will qualify for the last-four stage.
Jhulan Goswami's work ethic is second to none and this has seen her become the highest wicket-taker in women's ODIs. The 39-year-old has 250 wickets in her kitty in the 50-over format and if India wants to progress ahead in the ongoing World Cup, then Jhulan would need to keep up with her performances. However, one talking point has always been about the workhorse's workload management. All-rounder Sneh Rana on Monday said that the veteran pacer knows how to manage her workload and no one in the team needs to make her aware of it.
The Indian women's cricket team will take on Bangladesh in their penultimate league game at the Seddon Park in Hamilton in the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup 2022. India, who have four points in five games, will look to get back to winning ways after losing their last game against Australia in a last-over thriller. Bangladesh, on the other hand, have only two points from four games played so far and will look to upset their Asian neighbors and try to spoil their bid to reach the semis.
India on Saturday came tantalisingly close to breaking Australia's unbeaten run in the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup before falling short and young batter Yastika Bhatia said had they picked up some early wickets, the end result could have been different. India's path to the semifinals got a lot tougher after they lost by six wickets to Australia, their third defeat in the showpiece, as the Meg Lanning-led side became the first team to qualify for the last four stage with a record chase in the tournament's history.
Despite a narrow defeat, Pooja Vastrakar was in brilliant form for India in their ICC Women's Cricket World Cup fixture against Australia on Saturday, in Auckland. Vastrakar registered 34 runs off 28 balls and also bagged two wickets in 10 overs. Despite her individual form, India went on to lose by six wickets as Australia became the first team to qualify for the semi-finals in the tournament. Other than her bowling and batting figures, Vastrakar also showed off her fielding skills with a brilliant diving catch to dismiss Meg Lanning during Australia's innings. Lanning, who was at 97, directed a full delivery towards Vastrakar at point, who dived to her right to complete a fantastic catch. Such was the brilliance of the catch, the commentator screamed, "What a catch! What an amazing catch!"
Australia defeated India by six wickets in their league stage fixture to become the first team to qualify for the semi-finals of this year's ongoing ICC Women's Cricket World Cup. The Aussies also broke the record for the highest successful run-chase in the tournament's history, surpassing the one they had set against Sri Lanka in the tournament's 2017 edition. Chasing a target of 278 runs, Australia reached 280 for four with three ball to spare.
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.
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.