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Sophia dunkley: Cricket News & Match Updates
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Didn't Want To Risk Ecclestone Before Huge Game, Says Sciver-Brunt
ODI World Cup: England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt said the team opted not to risk Sophie Ecclestone’s fitness during their eight-wicket win in the final group stage match against New Zealand at the Women's World Cup, citing a crucial semi-final coming up against South Africa in Guwahati on October 29.
At the ACA-VDCA Stadium on Sunday, Sophie jarred her left shoulder early in the game, and bowled just four deliveries, including getting the wicket of Brooke Halliday, before leaving the field and not bowling for the rest of the innings.
"I don't know anything further but it was definitely precautionary. We've got a huge match coming up against South Africa so we wouldn't want to risk anything now. We'll know more in a few days," said Nat in the post-match presentation ceremony.
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Women’s WC: Ecclestone Won't Return To Field As A Precaution After Injury Scare, Confirms ECB
ODI World Cup: England’s left-arm spinner Sophie Ecclestone will not be bowling anymore in the ongoing first innings of the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup clash against New Zealand as a precautionary measure after sustaining a shoulder injury.
Women’s WC: New Zealand Elect To Bat First Against England In Devine’s Farewell Game
VDCA Cricket Stadium: New Zealand have won the toss and elected to bat first against England at the ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium on Sunday. The match is also New Zealand captain Sophie Devine's last women's ODI game.
Women’s World Cup: Beaumont’s 78, Capsey-Dean Stand Lifts England To 244/9 Against Australia
ODI World Cup: Tammy Beaumont’s composed 78 and a vital seventh-wicket stand of 61 between Alice Capsey (38) and Charlie Dean (26) helped England recover from a mid-innings slump to post 244/9 against Australia in their 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup clash at the Holkar Stadium on Wednesday.
Women’s World Cup: Deepti’s Four-fer Restricts England To 288/8 Despite Knight’s 109
ODI World Cup: In her 300th international game, Heather Knight’s fluent 109 anchored England’s innings, but Deepti Sharma’s incisive four-wicket haul ensured India clawed back in the death overs to restrict the visitors to 288/8 in their crucial 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup clash at the Holkar Stadium on Sunday.
Women's World Cup: This Was The Day We Could Have Beaten England, Says Fatima Sana
ODI World Cup: Pakistan captain Fatima Sana couldn’t hide her disappointment after persistent rain washed away what she called “a golden chance” for her team to claim their first-ever win over England in Women’s ODIs, as their ICC Women’s World Cup clash at the R. Premadasa Stadium ended in a no-result on Wednesday.
Women's World Cup: Rain Plays Spoilsport As Pakistan Denied Maiden Win Over England
ICC Women: Pakistan were left heartbroken as persistent rain washed away their hopes of a historic first-ever win over England in Women’s ODIs, with the ICC Women’s World Cup clash at R. Premadasa Stadium ending in a no-result on Wednesday.
Women's World Cup: Fatima Sana’s Four-for Sets Up Pakistan’s Chase Of 113 In Rain-hit Clash
ODI World Cup: Skipper Fatima Sana produced a devastating opening spell to dismantle England’s top order and finish with 4 for 27, as Pakistan restricted England to 133 for 9 in 31 overs in their Women’s World Cup clash on a rain-curtailed afternoon at R. Premadasa Stadium.
Women's WC: England Opt To Field As Ritu, Sanjida Return For Bangladesh
Sanjida Akter Meghla: England won the toss and elected to field first against Bangladesh in the eighth match of the ICC Women's World Cup here at the Baraspara Stadium.
Women's WC: Knight Set For 150th ODI As England Opt To Bowl Against South Africa
ODI World Cup: England won the toss and elected to bowl first against South Africa in the fourth match of the ICC Women's ODI World Cup here at the Barsapara Stadium on Friday. This will be Heather Knight's 150th WODI for England, making her the second England player after Charlotte Edwards to get to this milestone.
ஐசிசி மாதாந்திர விருதுகள்: ஜூலை மாதத்திற்கான விருதை வென்ற சுப்மன், சோஃபியா டங்க்லி!
ஐசிசியின் ஜூலை மாதத்திற்கான சிறந்த வீரர் விருதை சுப்மன் கில்லும், சிறந்த வீராங்கனை விருதை சோஃபியா டங்க்லியும் வென்றுள்ளனர்.
Shubman Gill, Sophie Dunkley Named ICC Players Of The Month For July
Shubman Gill: India Test captain Shubman Gill and England spinner Sophia Dunkley have been named the ICC men's and women's Player of the Month for July, respectively.
Dunkley, Ecclestone And Lewis Nominated For ICC Women’s Player Of The Month Award
ICC Women: England duo of Sophia Dunkley, Sophie Ecclestone and Ireland captain Gaby Lewis have been nominated for ICC Women’s Player of the Month award for July 2025.
Women's ODI Rankings: Deepti Sharma Gains 10 Spots, Harmanpreet Loses Five Places
Captain Gaby Lewis: India captain Harmanpreet Kaur has dropped five places while Deepti Sharma climbed 10 spots to No.23 in the ICC Women’s ODI batting rankings.
India Women Enjoy Scenic Train Ride From London-Newcastle Ahead Of ODI Series Decider
Alice Davidson Richards: The India women's cricket team enjoyed a scenic train ride in the UK as they travelled from London to Newcastle for the third and final ODI against England, set to take place on Tuesday at the Riverside Ground in Chester-le-Street.
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