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Riding on India’s Poor Total, New Zealand Score a Confident Victory Over India in Third ODI

July 3, 2015 R K Gupta

For the third time in the series, India batted first and for the second time running, New Zealand chased the target successfully. While India could not improve their batting performance, New Zealand ensured that they would not be bogged down by a sub-200 score. Skipper Suzie Bates led from front; first by taking a wicket […]

Sloppy Batting by Indian Women Results in Their Loss in second ODI against New Zealand

July 2, 2015 R K Gupta

Cricket, indian cricket, Indian Sport News, New Zealand Cricket, ODI, Women Cricket

Pathetic batting display by Indian eves in Bangalore’s second ODI was the reason for their defeat against the touring New Zealand side on Wednesday, July 1, 2015. The match was literally a repeat of the first ODI, in which Indian women had scored even less and still won because New Zealand batting fumbled against spinners. […]

Indian Women Come Back from the Brink to Beat New Zealand in the First ODI at Bangalore

June 28, 2015 R K Gupta

Cricket, indian cricket, Indian Sport News, New Zealand Cricket, Women Cricket

When a team is down to 87/8 with 20 overs remaining, you don’t expect anything other than a loss for them in an ODI match. This happened in the first ODI between India and New Zealand at Bangalore on Sunday June 28, 2015, when the visitors reduced India to a pitiable score, from where only […]

Indian Eves Thrash Their South African Counterparts in the Only Test Match Played at Mysore

November 21, 2014 R K Gupta

Cricket, Indian Sport News, South African cricket, Women Cricket

South African women arrived on their India tour to play a one-off test match, three ODIs and one T20 game. They began their campaign with the 4-day test match at Srikantadatta Narasimha Raja Wadeyar Ground in the city of Mysore on November 16, 2014. In women’s cricket, this was the 137th test match, which India […]

ICC’s Perfunctory T20 World Cup for Women ?

March 29, 2014 R K Gupta

ICC, T20, Women Cricket

With all attention focused on gentlemen’s T20 tournament at Bangladesh, the simultaneous hosting of the women’s T20 World Cup by the same nation has gone literally unnoticed, except for formal news report in the media and limited telecast. The timing of the tournament proves that women’s cricket is not taken seriously by ICC’s member nations. […]

Australia Win ODI & T-20 Series despite Losing Women’s Ashes

February 3, 2014 R K Gupta

Ashes series, Cricket, Cricket Australia, England Cricket, Women Cricket

After losing the test match and the first ODI to England, the Australian women scored thumping victories against England in ODI and T20 series. But in the end it was not enough. The test match had given England 6 points and the first ODI victory for them added another 2. But Australia bounced back to […]

Australian and Indian Women Play Authoritative Cricket with Notable Performances

January 23, 2014 R K Gupta

Cricket, indian cricket, Women Cricket

In two matches, played continents apart, women cricketers from Australia and India beat their opponents comprehensively in 50-over games. In a day/night game at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, it was the first time in the ongoing series for women’s ashes that Australian women dictated terms in the second ODI. After conceding eight points to England […]

England Draws First Blood in the Women’s Ashes Series

January 13, 2014 R K Gupta

Ashes series, Cricket, Women Cricket

In a low-scoring game, the English women have won the solitary test match at Perth. On day 2, the chances for England did not look too bright after the Aussie women edged past, with a narrow 6-run first innings lead, despite a mid-morning Australian collapse, engineered by the gallant English bowlers. After a modest 201 […]

Another Ashes Campaign Begins in Australia

January 11, 2014 R K Gupta

Ashes series, Cricket, Cricket Australia, England Cricket, Women Cricket

When England arrived in Australia, nearly two months ago, the critics and knowledge pundits alike, put their money on England as favorites to retain the urn full of Ashes. Cricket specialists, who sided with critics, included Ian Chappell, Geoffrey Boycott and others. These guys were circumspect about the ability of the Australian cricketers to put […]

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