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England Women To Host India For 3 T20Is, 3 ODIs In September 2022

England Women will host South Africa and India in the summer of 2022, with visits to Lord's and the Riverside Ground, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) confirmed on Tuesday. South Africa will be the first visitors from June-July, competing in a multi-format series that takes in a Test match, three ODIs and three T20Is. After the Commonwealth Games and The Hundred, India will be the opponents for three T20Is and three ODIs, with the summer culminating in an ODI at Lord's on Saturday, September 24.

Smriti Mandhana Out Of Quarantine, To Join Team For Remainder Of ODI Series Against New Zealand

Star batter Smriti Mandhana on Tuesday completed her extended stay in quarantine here and left for Queenstown to join the Indian women's cricket team for the remainder of the five-match ODI series against New Zealand. Mandhana had missed the one-off T20 International and the two ODIs against New Zealand as she was in extended Managed Isolation and Quarantine (MIQ) along with two other players -- pacers Meghna Singh and Renuka Singh.

Women's ODI Rankings: Mithali Raj Holds Onto 2nd spot, Smriti Mandhana Drops To 8th

New Zealand batter Amy Satterthwaite has moved up to number three in the ICC Women's ODI Player Rankings after a fine effort in the opening match of their five-ODI series against India in Queenstown, less than three weeks ahead of the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2022. Satterthwaite, who smashed a 67 ball 63 and was involved in an important 98 run third-wicket partnership with opener Suzie Bates, has overtaken Australia's Beth Mooney with a gain of 13 rating points. She is now 15 rating points behind India captain Mithali Raj, who is second with 744 in the list led by Australia opener Alyssa Healy who has 749 rating points.

ICC Women's World Cup Winner To Pocket USD 1.32 Million, Double Amount Of 2017 Edition

The winners of the upcoming ICC women's World Cup in New Zealand will pocket a cash prize of USD 1.32 million, which is double the amount that was awarded to the victors of the 2017 edition in England. The overall prize money pot has also seen an increase of 75 per cent, with the eight teams taking home a share of USD 3.5 million which is USD 1.5 million more than the previous edition, the ICC said on Tuesday. The runners-up will take home USD 600,000, which is USD 270,000 more than India were rewarded in 2017 for finishing second best.

New Zealand Women vs India Women: Amelia Kerr, Maddy Green Star As Hosts Take 2-0 Lead in ODI 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.

Need To Continue With The Momentum, Says Suzie Bates As New Zealand Beat India In 1st ODI

New Zealand opener Suzie Bates, who smashed a match-winning ton against India on Saturday, said the White Ferns need to make sure they continue the winning the momentum in the upcoming games. Suzie Bates, Amy Satterthwaite, and Jess Kerr were the standout performers as New Zealand defeated India by 62 runs in the first ODI of the five-match series here at the John Davies Oval, Queenstown on Saturday. Bates scored 106 in 111 balls on a "pretty special" day as New Zealand look to continue the momentum going forward.

India Women Lose First ODI By 62 Runs To New Zealand Women

India suffered a 62-run defeat against hosts New Zealand in the first women's ODI of the five-match series here on Saturday. New Zealand made 275 courtesy Suzie Bates' 106 off 111 balls. In response, India could only manage 213 all out in 49.4 overs. The top-scorer was the Indian innings was skipper Mithali Raj who made 59 off 73 balls. Yastika Bhatia made 41 off 63 balls.

"Pressure, As Always, Is Immense": Mithali Raj Ahead Of ODIs vs New Zealand Women

India ODI skipper Mithali Raj has said pressure is immense as they get ready to face New Zealand in the ODI series but the team is confident of putting their best "foot forward" in the upcoming games. The Indian women's cricket team will face New Zealand in a series comprising of five ODIs at John Davies Oval Queenstown in New Zealand from Saturday. "I am excited to lead the team as we face the WHITE FERNS in New Zealand. While each series is equally important for us, we can feel a billion hopes riding on our shoulders with this tournament," said Mithali Raj in a statement.

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England Women To Host India For 3 T20Is, 3 ODIs In September 2022

Smriti Mandhana Out Of Quarantine, To Join Team For Remainder Of ODI Series Against New Zealand

Women's ODI Rankings: Mithali Raj Holds Onto 2nd spot, Smriti Mandhana Drops To 8th

ICC Women's World Cup Winner To Pocket USD 1.32 Million, Double Amount Of 2017 Edition

New Zealand Women vs India Women: Amelia Kerr, Maddy Green Star As Hosts Take 2-0 Lead in ODI Series

Need To Continue With The Momentum, Says Suzie Bates As New Zealand Beat India In 1st ODI

India Women Lose First ODI By 62 Runs To New Zealand Women

"Pressure, As Always, Is Immense": Mithali Raj Ahead Of ODIs vs New Zealand Women