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The BCCI congratulated the Indian women's cricket team after its historic 270-run victory over England in the one-off Test at Lord's. Board officials praised the team's performance and highlighted the impact of sustained investment in women's cricket.
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India made one change, bringing in Prince Yadav for Ravi Bishnoi, and opted to bowl first against England in the third T20I. With England leading 1-0, India need victory at Trent Bridge to keep the five-match series alive
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Jude Bellingham scored twice and Harry Kane converted a penalty as 10-man England defeated co-hosts Mexico 3-2 in a dramatic Round of 16 clash. The victory sends the Three Lions into the FIFA World Cup quarterfinals, where they will face Norway.
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Jude Bellingham scored twice and Harry Kane added a penalty as 10-man England defeated Mexico 3-2 to reach the FIFA World Cup quarterfinals, ending Mexico's unbeaten World Cup record at Estadio Azteca
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Former India wicketkeeper Parthiv Patel said Ravi Bishnoi's 17th over, featuring two costly no-balls, proved decisive in India's second T20I defeat to England. He backed Shreyas Iyer's bowling decisions but suggested India may benefit from playing an extra seamer.
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Ishan Kishan defended India's team selection after the second T20I defeat to England, insisting the right combination was chosen despite criticism over the absence of an off-spinner. He urged the team to adapt better to English conditions and improve collectively.
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Parthiv Patel praised Shreyas Iyer's composed 68 in the rain-abandoned first T20I against England, calling it a masterclass in adapting to match conditions. He also lauded India's improved batting display and backed the team's approach ahead of the second T20I.
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Jude Bellingham starred with a goal and an assist as Harry Kane became England's all-time leading FIFA World Cup scorer in a 2-0 victory over Panama. The win ensured the Three Lions finished top of Group L and advanced confidently to the knockout stage.
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Dilpreet Singh scored twice as India held England to a 2-2 draw in regulation time before losing 4-1 in the shootout in the FIH Pro League. The hosts claimed the bonus point, while India next face Pakistan.
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Harry Kane struck twice while Jude Bellingham and Marcus Rashford added second-half goals as England defeated Croatia 4-2 in their FIFA World Cup 2026 opener. Kane also became the leading penalty scorer in World Cup history, excluding shootouts.
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The ICC has rated the pitches at Lord’s and Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium as “unsatisfactory” following recent international matches. Both venues received one demerit point each, with match referees citing excessive seam movement, low bounce and slow scoring conditions
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Ireland captain Gaby Lewis said playing the ICC Women's T20 World Cup in nearby England will be special for the team and its supporters. She praised Ireland's preparation, highlighted emerging talent in the squad and welcomed increased investment in women's cricket.
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“I’ve had a lot of cricket over the last few months, with lots of England camps. For me, it's all about being mentally ready" says Wyatt‑Hodge
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Debutant Nandni Sharma starred with three wickets, while Jemimah Rodrigues and Yastika Bhatia struck impressive half-centuries as India defeated England by 38 runs in the opening women’s T20I at Chelmsford to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.
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Across editions from 2009 to 2024, the tournament showcased iconic performances, rising stars, thrilling finals, and the growing global strength of women’s cricket, with Australia emerging as the most successful team with six titles.
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The ICC has announced a record prize pool for the Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 in England, with 12 teams set to compete. The tournament will feature expanded participation, increased rewards, and a multi-city trophy tour ahead of the event.
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England won the toss and opted to bowl against Scotland in the Group C T20 World Cup 2026 match at Eden Gardens. Both teams announced unchanged playing XIs, with captains expecting a competitive encounter on a fast, batting-friendly track.
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Sri Lanka spinners led by Vandersay and Wellalage defended 271 to beat England by 19 runs in the first ODI at Colombo. Kusal Mendis’ unbeaten 93 and Janith Liyanage’s 46 helped set a competitive total
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Group C of the ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup 2026 features former champions England and Pakistan alongside hosts Zimbabwe and Scotland. With strong recent form and home advantage in play, the group promises closely fought contests from the outset.
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Travis Head (163) and Steven Smith (129 not out) powered Australia to 518/7 at stumps on Day 3 of the fifth Ashes Test in Sydney. England trail by 134 runs after Joe Root’s 160 lifted them to 384 in the first innings