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ICC Women’s ODI World Cup | India’s semifinal hopes alive with 110-run win against Bangladesh

Yastika’s fifty helped India to 229 before Sneh Rana took four wickets to bundle out Bangladesh for 119

The Hindu

ICC Women's World Cup: Yastika Bhatia's fifty helps India post 229-7 against Bangladesh in must-win game

HAMILTON: Yastika Bhatia hit a responsible fifty as India recovered from a mini-collapse to post a competitive 229 for 7 against Bangladesh in their must-win ICC Women's ODI World Cup league match here on Tuesday.

The Times of India

Women's World Cup: Indian look to shed fluctuating form in must-win game against Bangladesh

India have repeatedly hampered their chances of qualifying for the knockouts during the business end of the league phase of the Women's World Cup. Mithali and Co, the finalists in the last edition, now need to win their last two matches against Bangladesh and South Africa to keep alive their…

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Women's World Cup: India lose a high-scoring contest against Australia

Given the form Meg Lanning and her team are in, no chase is beyond Australia's reach. In a high-scoring contest, Australia pulled off a record World Cup chase, overhauling India's total of 277/7 with three balls to spare for a six-wicket victory.

The Times of India

Aussies are beatable, we needed early wickets: Yastika Bhatia

AUCKLAND: 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.

The Times of India

ICC Women’s World Cup | Australia outplay India by six wickets to qualify for semifinals

Australia sets the record for the highest succesfully chased total in Women’s ODI World Cup history

The Hindu

Smriti Mandhana still in extended MIQ, misses T20I against New Zealand; unlikely to play first ODI

QUEENSTOWN: India opener Smriti Mandhana missed the one-off T20 International against New Zealand here on Wednesday as she is in extended quarantine in Christchurch along with two other players, making her doubtful for the upcoming first ODI as well.

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