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India's Smriti Mandhana is back as the world No.1 in ICC Women’s ODI Batting Rankings, overtaking Laura Wolvaardt after consistent performances and a six-month gap since her last top spot
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Shuchi was ruled out of the tour after sustaining a left shin injury, which was diagnosed during the pre-tour camp at the BCCI Centre of Excellence (COE) in Bengaluru
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Shuchi was ruled out of the tour after sustaining a left shin injury, which was diagnosed during the pre-tour camp at the BCCI Centre of Excellence (COE) in Bengaluru
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Smriti Mandhana, one of the finest women’s cricket players in the world, praised the growing trend of women’s T20 leagues in Maharashtra, which she felt would further help the prospects of identifying key talent for the national side
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In the men's category, all-rounders Brendon McMullen of Scotland and Milind Kumar of the United States and the United Arab Emirates opener Muhammad Waseem have been nominated after their stellar show in the white-ball formats.
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India displayed absolute dominance to crush Sri Lanka by 97 runs and earn a well-deserved title triumph in the Women's Tri-Nation ODI series after vice-captain Smriti Mandhana's sublime century and the bowlers' collective effort in the title clash
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Spinner Sneha Rana's five wicket hault and Pratika Rawal's 91-ball 78 power India to a 15-run win in the Colomo women's One Day International
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Smriti played a knock of 81 off 47 balls, her highest score in WPL, as Royal Challengers Bengaluru thrashed Delhi Capitals by eight wickets to continue their unbeaten run in the ongoing season on Monday.
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The Indian vice-captain Smriti smashed 10 fours and three sixes, dominating the bowlers with her signature sweeps, inside-out drives, and a towering pull over deep mid-wicket off Marizanne Kapp
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In the third edition of the tournament, RCB will play Gujarat Giants in the opening match here on Friday
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The first two seasons witnessed several domestic talents like Shreyanka Patil and Saika Ishaque thrive under pressure, earning national call-ups and making their India debuts
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The 51-year-old Tendulkar, who played 664 international games for India, holds the record for the highest number of Test and ODI runs in the history of the game
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Bumrah was a standout performer in the last 12 months in which he dominated all opposition teams, grabbing 71 wickets from a mere 13 matches at a brilliant average of 14.92
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Smriti Mandhana’s remarkable run of centuries and Deepti Sharma’s all-round performance have earned them well-deserved recognition in the ICC Women’s ODI Team of the Year 2024
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Jemimah Rodrigues, who scored her maiden hundred in the second ODI against Ireland, jumped two places at the 17th spot, while skipper Harmanpreet Kaur, who missed the series, is at the 15th spot
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With her extraordinary performance against Ireland, Patrika has emerged as a key player in Indian women’s cricket.
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Mandhana and Rawal added a whopping 233 runs for the first wicket in just 26.4 overs and there was no looking back
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Mandanna's 10th century came in just 70 deliveries. The 28-year-old broke the record of skipper Harmanpreet Kaur who scored a century off 87 balls against South Africa in 2024
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Ending seven-year wait, the 24-year-old struck 102 to power India to their highest ever total of 370 in the second women's ODI against Ireland in Rajkot
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Jemimah Rodrigues' maiden hundred formed the cornerstone of India's commanding 116-run win against Ireland in the second women's ODI here on Sunday as the hosts took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series
