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It Feels Like A Dream, Says Deepti Sharma As Her All-round Show Helps India To Historic Maiden World Cup Title
ODI World Cup: All-rounder Deepti Sharma came up with a performance that will remind Indian cricket fans of Yuvraj Singh's stunning show in the 2011 Men's ODI World Cup. The seasoned off-spinner topped the wickets chart with 22 scalps, emerging as the tournament's most successful bowler, and also scored 215 runs, including three half-centuries, to emerge as the MVP of the tournament.
On her day of triumph, Deepti dedicated the POTS trophy to her parents and said winning the maiden World Cup title feels like a dream.
"Honestly, this feels like a dream because we have not been able to come out of that emotion. Feeling really nice, I could contribute this way in a World Cup final," said Deepti, who claimed scored a fighting 58 and claimed 5-39 in the final to make it possible.
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Defining Moment In Their Journey, Says Sachin Tendulkar On India’s Maiden Women’s World Cup Win
DY Patil Stadium: Legendary cricketer Sachin Tendulkar congratulated the Indian women’s cricket team for their emphatic World Cup title win as the Women in Blue beat South Africa to lift their maiden ICC title on Sunday night here at DY Patil Stadium.
‘Red-letter Day For Indian Women’s Cricket’: Arun Dhumal Lauds Historic World Cup Triumph
IPL Chairman Arun Dhumal: IPL Chairman Arun Dhumal said that India’s maiden Women’s World Cup title win is a “red-letter day” for women’s cricket in the country. He compared the historic triumph to the Indian men’s team's maiden World Cup title in 1983, which inspired future generations to pick up the sport.
Deepti, Shafali Help India Beat SA For Historic Maiden World Cup Triumph
Deepti Sharma topped a great all-round performance with a fifty and five-wicket haul as India defeated South Africa by 52 runs to claim a historic maiden Women's ODI World Cup title at the DY Patil Stadium here on Sunday.
India Make History With A Brilliant Victory Over South Africa For Maiden Women’s World Cup Title
ODI World Cup: Deepti Sharma topped a great all-round performance with a fifty and five-wicket haul as India defeated South Africa by 52 runs to claim a historic maiden Women's ODI World Cup title at the DY Patil Stadium here on Sunday.
Women's World Cup: Shafali, Deepti Hit Fifties As India Reach 298/7 Against SA In Final
DY Patil Stadium: Shafali Verma struck her first half-century in three years in ODIs while Deepti Sharma bagged her third of this Women's World Cup as India posted 298/7 in their 50 overs against South Africa in the final at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on Sunday.
Indian Team Watches IND-SA Final From Hobart To Shower Support To Home Side
ODI World Cup: After clinching victory in their third T20I against Australia in Hobart on Sunday, members of the senior Indian men’s team gathered to watch the Women’s World Cup final between India and South Africa, cheering on the home side from afar.
Women's World Cup: Jampacked DY Patil Stadium 'sold Out' As India Battle South Africa In Final
Jampacked DY Patil Stadium: With the Indian women's team playing their first home final of the ODI World Cup, the DY Patil Stadium was packed as the hosts faced first-time finalists South Africa on Sunday.
Women's WC: South Africa Elect To Bowl First In Rain-delayed Final Against India
DY Patil Sports Academy: South Africa's captain Laura Wolvaardt won the toss and opted to bowl first against India in the final of the ICC Women's ODI World Cup at the DY Patil Sports Academy here on Sunday.
Women's WC Final: What Will Happen If India V South Africa Is Washed Out?
DY Patil Sports Academy: With heavy rains at the DY Patil Sports Academy, the Women’s World Cup Final between India and South Africa is witnessing a delayed start, as the two captains wait for the rain to stop, the covers to be removed, and the toss to take place.
India Captain Harmanpreet Kaur Sees World Cup Final As Possible Turning Point
Winning the ODI World Cup could be a turning point for the women's game in cricket-crazy India, captain Harmanpreet Kaur said on Saturday, and encourage more girls to take the field. Hosts India f
Women's World Cup: India-South Africa Final Is A Good Thing For Women's Cricket, Says Harmanpreet Kaur
ODI World Cup: Captain Harmanpreet Kaur on Saturday said India playing South Africa in the final of the ICC Women's ODI World Cup is good for the game as it breaks the dominance of Australia and England, who have won 11 titles between them, and at least one of them has figured in the final of every edition so far.
Women's World Cup: Don't Think There Will Be Bigger Motivation Than Playing A Final, Says Harmanpreet
Harmanpreet Kaur: The Indian women's team did not train after its emotionally draining semifinal victory over top favourite and multiple-time champions Australia. They held nets on Saturday, but with the country still to come out of the hangover from that exhilarating victory, the players could be feeling mentally drained by the euphoria going into Sunday's final against South Africa.
Women’s World Cup: India, South Africa Meet As Tournament Gears Up For Historic Crowning In 52 Years (Preview)
Dr DY Patil Sports Academy: Women's cricket is set for another upheaval when India and South Africa meet in a historic final clash in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup, eying their maiden title. Whichever team is crowned the champion on Sunday night after a mouth-watering clash at the DY Patil Sports Academy will make history as only the fourth team ever to win the World Cup in the 50-over format, joining Australia, England, and New Zealand as the countries to win the coveted title..
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.
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