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Women’s World Cup: You Have To Put A Whole Game Together - We Didn't Do That, Says Sciver-Brunt After Defeat To SA
ODI World Cup: England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt admitted her side fell short in all departments as South Africa outplayed them by 125 runs in the semifinal of the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup at the ACA Stadium in Guwahati on Wednesday. A masterful 169 from Laura Wolvaardt meant England conceded 319/7 before being bowled out for 194 in 42.3 overs.
“What an incredible two innings from South Africa. We weren't at our best today, and to beat the best teams, you have to (be). You have to put a whole game together, and we didn't do that today. I'm hugely disappointed. It'll take a bit of time to sink in, but I'm just disappointed at the moment,” said Nat after the match ended.
Despite the heavy defeat margin, Nat felt England were in the contest for large parts of the first innings. “Definitely. During the Power-play and afterwards, we didn't let the game go too far. We were pretty happy with the control we had, and we knew a wicket at one end, and we could make some inroads, which we did. But obviously, they got another partnership together.”
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Any Miscommunication Or Misunderstanding With ACB Has Been Sorted Out: Trott
T20I World Cup: Afghanistan head coach Jonathan Trott confirmed that any miscommunication with the Afghanistan Cricket Board had now been resolved and assured that relationships between both parties are now smooth.
Anrich Nortje Set To Return To Action In CSA T20 Challenge
CSA T20 Challenge: South African speedster Anrich Nortje, who hasn’t featured in any competitive cricket since the Indian Premier League (IPL) in May, is set to make his return in the Cricket South Africa (CSA) T20 Challenge this weekend. The fast bowler, no longer on a national contract, has been picked up by the Durban-based Dolphins for this season’s competition and is expected to feature in their opening match against the Tuskers at Kingsmead on Saturday.
Laughter, Competition And Focus Mark India’s Practice Session Before Canberra T20I
Canberra T20I: Team India completed their second full training session ahead of their T20I opener against Australia here at the Manuka Oval on Wednesday. With Suryakumar Yadav at the helm, all eyes will be on the Men in Blue as they begin their preparations for the T20 World Cup at home next year.
If Surya Gets Some Runs, He Can Completely Destroy The Opposition, Says Parthiv Patel
T20 World Cup: As India prepare to face Australia in a high-stakes T20I series as part of preparations for next year’s T20 World Cup, former wicketkeeper-batter Parthiv Patel believes it will be very beneficial for the visitors if captain Suryakumar Yadav rediscovers his form and ends his lean run with the bat.
Bumrah Has Kept Himself At The Top And Knows How To Prepare For Good Series: Suryakumar
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Runs Will Come, But Working Towards Team Goal Is Important, Says Suryakumar Yadav
T20 World Cup: India’s T20I skipper Suryakumar Yadav admitted that his batting form had been problematic and acknowledged that he’s been working really hard. The middle-order batter also spoke about the team’s combination and preparation for the T20 World Cup, which is set to be hosted by India in 2026.
Happened Quite Organically: Marsh On Australia Adopting Aggressive Approach In T20Is
World Champions India: Australia skipper Mitch Marsh spoke about the team’s newly adopted aggressive approach ahead of their first T20I against reigning World Champions India, led by Suryakumar Yadav, and said the bold new style had developed organically, driven by the team’s personnel.
Tymal Mills Signs One-year Contract Extension With Sussex Cricket
T20 World Cup: Sussex Cricket on Monday announced that captain Tymal Mills has signed a one-year contract extension. The new deal will see the T20 World Cup winner remain with Sussex until at least the end of the 2027 season.
SKY's Free-spirited Character Perfectly Matches T20 Cricket's Essence: Gambhir
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T20I Series Against India Really Good Test Of Australia’s Batting Style, Says McDonald
Under Mitchell Marsh: Australia head coach Andrew McDonald believes the upcoming T20I series against India will serve as a litmus test for the team’s revamped batting style, which has yielded success in recent months.
You’ve Set A Standard For Excellence And Camaraderie: Mithali Salutes Sophie Devine On ODI Retirement
T20 World Cup: Former India skipper Mithali Raj extended a heartfelt tribute to New Zealand skipper Sophie Devine, who played her 159th and final ODI at the ACA-VDCA Stadium in Visakhapatnam on Sunday, saying she set a "standard for excellence and camaraderie" that will inspire generations to come.
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Wanted To Go Out On High, But Didn’t Happen, Says Devine After Final ODI Appearance
ODI World Cup: New Zealand captain Sophie Devine admitted she had hoped for a winning farewell in her final ODI appearance, but acknowledged that things didn’t go to plan, as her side lost to England by eight wickets in their last 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup.
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