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We Had It In Mind That We’ve To Win World Cup, Prepared For Last 6-7 Months: Sneh Rana
ODI World Cup: On November 2, a billion hopes and a home World Cup campaign culminated in a historic triumph for India, as Sneh Rana and the Women in Blue lifted their maiden Women’s ODI World Cup title with a 52-run win over South Africa at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai.
The 2025 edition of the Women’s ODI World Cup was widely seen as India’s best shot at the silverware, and the team delivered under immense pressure, despite three successive defeats in the group stage.
Sneh, who played a pivotal role in the win with seven wickets and 99 runs across six matches, spoke in an exclusive conversation with IANS on the feeling of a World Cup win, having stalwarts of the game in winning celebrations, the camaraderie within the group and more. Excerpts: -
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We Couldn't Sleep, Everyone Was Dancing And Partying All Night, Says Radha Yadav On ODI WC Celebrations
ODI World Cup: It’s exactly a week since India won its first-ever Women’s ODI World Cup with a 52-run win over South Africa at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai and Radha Yadav, the left-arm spin bowling all-rounder, said the side celebrated the historic triumph with an unforgettable and sleepless night of dancing and partying in the hotel.
World Cup Win Is A Reward Not Just For Team, But For All Legends Of The Game: Pratika
ODI World Cup: India batter Pratika Rawal said the historic Women’s ODI World Cup triumph is a reward not just for the hard work done by the current squad, but also for the generations of legendary players who laid the foundation for women's cricket in the country.
Dreams Come True When They Get Support: Mithali Raj On India’s Historic World Cup Crown
International Cricket Council: Mithali Raj, former India captain and a pioneer of the game, shared a post praising the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the International Cricket Council (ICC) for their efforts behind bringing women’s cricket to the forefront after the Indian women’s team lifted their maiden World Cup trophy.
Women’s World Cup: Once India Crosses Ropes, All Good Work Will Have To Be Redone Again, Says Anjum Chopra
ODI World Cup: A new champion will be crowned when the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup on Sunday will see India and South Africa both chasing a historic first title at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai.
Women’s World Cup: India-South Africa Start As Even Stevens Ahead Of Final, Says Anjum Chopra
ODI World Cup: Anjum Chopra believes the 2025 Women's ODI World Cup final between India and South Africa, to be held at the Dr. DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on Sunday, will be a level playing field, adding that the Harmanpreet Kaur-led side enjoys only a marginal advantage of their previous familiarity with the venue.
Anjum, Mithali Laud India’s ‘statement’ Win Against NZ For Semis Berth
New Delhi: India stormed into the semi-finals of the Women’s World Cup with a commanding victory over New Zealand, marking a strong comeback after an inconsistent run in the tournament. The emphatic win, set up by centuries from Smriti Mandhana and Pratika Rawal, and a vital contribution from Jemimah Rodrigues, showcased India’s depth and resilience under pressure.
'It Was Unnecessary', Says Anjum Chopra On Deepti’s Shot Selection As She Analyses India’s Loss To England
ODI World Cup: formr India skipper Anjum Chopra criticised all-rounder Deepti Sharma’s game plan as Team India suffered their third consecutive loss at the ongoing Women’s ODI World Cup after falling short by just four runs during their chase against England on Sunday.
Women’s World Cup: Every Outing For India Now Becomes Very Critical, Says Anjum Chopra
ODI World Cup: India’s campaign in the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup is in a precarious state as they gear up for a must-win clash against England at the Holkar Stadium on Sunday. Since 2020, India have failed to beat a SENA (South Africa, England, New Zealand, Australia) side in 50-over and 20-over ICC events.
Women’s World Cup: Very Difficult To Play With One Less Batter Against England, Says Anjum Chopra
ODI World Cup: Former India captain Anjum Chopra believes it will be very difficult for the Harmanpreet Kaur-led side to make one of the batters sit out of the crucial 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup clash against England, set to take place at the Holkar Stadium in Indore on Sunday.
Women's WC: 'They Didn’t Acknowledge That SA Also Had Match-winners', Says Anjum Chopra On India's Shortcomings
While South Africa: Former India captain and pundit Anjum Chopra discussed India’s shortcomings from their recent Women’s World Cup game against South Africa, where the Proteas handed the Women in Blue their first defeat of the tournament in a thriller, saying that Harmanpreet Kaur-led side failed to analyse that the opposition team also has match-winners.
She Seems To Think Like A 20 Or 25-year-old: Anjum Chopra On Harmanpreet’s Mentality As A Batter
If Amanjot Kaur: Former India captain Anjum Chopra discussed Harmanpreet Kaur’s batting approach and suggested the skipper should give herself a little extra time at the crease and there is need to go out there and hit the ball around the park.
It’s Not That Smriti Won't Score Another Ton: Anjum Chopra On India Opener’s Form At WWC
Cricket World Cup: Anjum Chopra shared her insights on India’s upcoming ICC Women's Cricket World Cup match against South Africa and expressed confidence in star batter Smriti Mandhana to equal Meg Lanning’s all-time record for most centuries.
Women's WC: Amanjot Kaur Absorbed Pressure Remarkably Well, Says Anjum Chopra
Former Sri Lanka: Former India captain Anjum Chopra praised Amanjot Kaur’s clutch knock in India’s remarkable victory against Sri Lanka in the Women’s World Cup opener, saying that she made her presence felt and it never seemed like she was playing her first-ever World Cup game.
From Empty Stands To Roaring Crowds: How Women's ODI WCs Evolved From 2013 To 2025
ODI World Cup: When the Women's ODI World Cup was last played in India in 2013, it came and went without much fanfare. Though a few thousand fans trickled into the stadiums, most games were played largely to silence, and only a handful of the world's best players were recognised.
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