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The BCCI felicitated the Indian blind women’s cricket team after its unbeaten title-winning campaign in the inaugural Women’s T20 World Cup for the Blind, praising captain Deepika TC and assuring continued support for future international engagements.

Chasing 152 for a win, India ended at 142 for 9 with captain Harmanpreet Kaur top-scoring with 54 not out off 47 balls.

India faced an early setback when Asha Sobhana sustained a knee injury during the warm-up just before the toss. Radha Yadav was brought in as her replacement in the playing XI, with Australia's captain agreeing to the match referee's request for the late change.

India's main problem so far is performance of their batters, especially explosive opening combination of Shafali and Smriti Mandhana

An early 58-run defeat to NZ not just dented India's chances of entering the semifinals, but it certainly has pushed them to a tight corner

India bowled out for 102 in 19 overs in their pursuit of 161 with not a single player reaching an individual score of 20

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Former Indian cricketer Laxman details how the women cricketers went about their preparation for the big event

The tournament is slated to be held in two cities — Sylhet and Mirpur, with warm-up round scheduled to commence on September 27

Australia are Women's T20 World Cup champions once again after beating South Africa by 19 runs

India's wait for a world title continued as they succumbed to a heartbreaking five-run loss to Australia

Renuka Singh's fifer and vice-captain Smriti Mandhana's fine half-century went in vain as India lost to England by 11 runs

Deepti, Richa shine to power their side to a comfortable six-wicket victory over Windies

India would endeavour to put up an improved bowling show against West Indies in their second Women's T20 World Cup

India produced an impressive performance to beat arch-rivals Pakistan by seven wickets