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Experimental India to face plucky Thailand in Women's Asia Cup

India have fielded a different playing XI in all their matches in the tournament so far in order to give the fringe players time in the middle ahead of the T20 World Cup next year

The Hindu

India look to continue experimenting against plucky Thailand in Women's Asia Cup

SYLHET (Bangladesh): With a semifinal berth already sealed, India will look to continue experimenting with their playing XI when they take on a plucky Thailand in the Women's Asia Cup here on Monday.

The Times of India

Women's Asia Cup: India ride on top-order show to beat Bangladesh by 59 runs

SYLHET: Shafali Verma once again showed her match-winning prowess with an attractive 55 off 44 balls as India out-batted Bangladesh by 59 runs to win their fourth match and clinch a semi-final spot in the Women's Asia Cup T20 here on Saturday.

The Times of India

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Women's Asia Cup | Pakistan shock India for first T20 win over arch-rivals since 2016

Pakistan scripted a remarkable turnaround less than 24 hours after their shock loss over Thailand

The Hindu

Women's Asia Cup: Pakistan shock India for first T20I win over arch-rivals since 2016

SYLHET: Indian batters bungled badly in a straightforward chase as Pakistan recorded their first win over the arch-rivals in six years with a 13-run victory in the Women's Asia Cup, here on Friday.

The Times of India

Women's Asia Cup: Nida Dar takes Pakistan to 137/6 against India

SYLHET: Nida Dar struck an entertaining fifty to push Pakistan to 137 for six against arch-rivals India in the Women's Asia Cup here on Friday.

The Times of India

Women’s T20 Asia Cup | Jemimah, Deepti do star turns as India crush UAE by 104 runs

India have now won three matches on the trot and are firmly on their way to grab a semi-final berth

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Asia Cup: Jemimah Rodrigues, Deepti Sharma power India to 178/5 against UAE

SYLHET: Jemimah Rodrigues top-scored with an unbeaten 75 while Deepti Sharma scored 64 as India posted a huge 178 for five against UAE in a Women's Asia Cup match here on Tuesday.

The Times of India

The week in 5 charts | Supreme Court ruling on abortion, PFI ban, Rajasthan political crisis and more

Here are 5 charts that will help you understand some of the key stories from this week

The Hindu

Time to move on, says Harmanpreet on the Charlie Dean run-out

“Whatever we did was within the rules. There have been too many discussions and now we want to move on,” says the Indian women’s team skipper

The Hindu

It wasn't part of plan but was very much within rules: Harmanpreet on controversial run out

SYLHET: Running out England batter Charlie Dean while she was backing up was not part of India's plans during the recent ODI series but was very much within the rules of the game, skipper Harmanpreet Kaur said on Friday.

The Times of India

Favourites India look to carry ODI momentum into Asia Cup T20

SYLHET: An in-form India would look to carry forward the momentum of a historic ODI series sweep in England while trying to put behind the "Mankading" controversy as they open their women's Asia Cup campaign against Sri Lanka here on Saturday.

The Times of India

A nurse, a rogue, a Pharoah and a space mission – take the Thursday quiz

Fifteen questions on general knowledge and topical trivia plus a few jokes every Thursday – how will you fare?

The Guardian - UK

Buttler, Moeen against running out batters at non-striker's end

There has been no end to the ‘Mankading’ debate in the aftermath of the women’s ODI between India and England where bowler Deepti Sharma ran out non-striker Charlie Dean

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Jos Buttler, Moeen Ali not in favour of running out batters at non-striker's end

LONDON: England white ball captain Jos Buttler and his deputy Moeen Ali said that running out a non-striker for backing too is not "their thing" and that they would rather call the player back if any of their teammates used it as a mode of dismissal.

Daily Mirror

Moeen Ali backs rule change as he admits only anger would persuade him to use 'Mankad'

England all-rounder wants to see the dismissal removed by law makers, but admits batsmen would then take advantage of it

Dynamite News

ICC Women's Rankings: Harmanpreet climbs to 5th position after England tour, other Indians advance following series win

Dubai Indian kipper Harmanpreet Kaur has climbed up four spots to reach the fifth position in the latest ICC Women's ODI Players Rankings after a match-winning 143 off 111 deliveries against England in the second ODI at Canterbury. Read more on Dynamite News:

The Times of India

Harmanpreet Kaur moves up to fifth in ICC ODI rankings

DUBAI: Riding on her stupendous show against England, India captain Harmanpreet Kaur on Tuesday jumped four spots to reach the fifth spot in the ICC Women's ODI Player Rankings.

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India shouldn't feel need to justify run-out by lying about warnings: Heather Knight

NEW DELHI: England skipper Heather Knight, who is currently recovering from a hip surgery, has accused the Indian women's team of "lying" about having warned Charlie Dean before Deepti Sharma ran her out at the non-striker's end in the final ODI.

The Independent UK

Heather Knight: India ‘lying’ about warnings over Mankad dismissal

Dean was controversially run out by Deepti Sharma at the non-striker’s end

Daily Mirror

England's Heather Knight accuses India of "lying about warnings" as Mankad row rumbles on

England captain Heather Knight has disputed India spinner Deepti Sharma's claim she warned Charlie Dean before controversially running her out at the non-strikers end in the final ODI of the series

The Times of India

Had warned Charlie Dean for leaving the crease early repeatedly, told umpires too: Deepti Sharma

KOLKATA: Since Saturday, when off-spin all-rounder Deepti Sharma ran out England's Charlie Dean in the 44th over at the non-striker's end to get a 16-run victory for India over England at Lord's to complete a 3-0 sweep, the cricketing world has been divided over whether the Indian team should have…

Evening Standard

Heather Knight fumes at ‘lying’ over warnings of controversial India run-out that sealed ODI win over England

England captain Heather Knight has stated her frustration over India’s claims that Charlie Dean was warned ahead of her controversial dismissal in Saturday’s third ODI at Lord’s.

Daily Mirror

David Lloyd says Mankad law is "too ambiguous" and must be tweaked after controversy

Charlie Dean was controversially Mankaded by Deepti Sharma in the final ODI between England and India and former player, coach and umpire David Lloyd has now weighed in on the issue

The Independent UK

Kate Cross wants ‘wishy-washy’ run-out rule to be clearer after Mankad controversy

India beat England in the third one-day international on Saturday when Deepti Sharma ran out Charlie Dean as she ‘backed up’

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