England Beat New Zealand By 8 Wickets At Visakhapatnam

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Rawal and Mandhana hit centuries to propel India into semifinals at Women’s Cricket World Cup
Openers Smriti Mandhana and Pratika Rawal scored centuries as India beat New Zealand by 53 runs (DLS) to reach the semifinals of the Women’s Cricket World Cup on Thursday.

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Women's World Cup: England need 169 to beat New Zealand
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England beat New Zealand by 8 wickets in Women’s Cricket World Cup, finish second in league phase
ENG vs NZ, Women's World Cup Live score: New Zealand opt to bat as Sophie Devine set for ODI farewell
Sophie Devine, set to feature in her final ODI match for New Zealand, will be hoping to make the most of it as she leads her side against England.

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Sophie Devine bids tearful adieu
ICC Women's World Cup: England Deny Sophie Devine A Fairytale Farewell, Thrash New Zealand By 8 Wickets
Harry Brook makes 135 but England”s Ashes stars struggle in the first ODI against New Zealand
Harry Brook hit 11 sixes in an extraordinary captain’s knock of 135, outshining other England Ashes stars in a four wicket loss to New Zealand Sunday in the first one-day cricket international.

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Sophie Devine: England's Heather Knight and Amy Jones hail New Zealand captain following ODI retirement
England Women vs New Zealand Women Highlights Score Updates, ICC Womens World Cup 2025: Sophie Devine engages in strategic discussion

‘Crashing planes’, gunshots with bat: India-Pakistan game was all except cricket

The tense T20 game, which India won by six wickets and an over to spare, saw several altercations but the most talked about were the ones involving the rampaging Indian openers Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill and Pakistan’s senior pacers Shaheen Afridi and Haris Rauf.
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Revealed: The future of cricket - a non-wood bat which will sicken traditionalists but can save the sport from its existential crisis, and the huge extra boost it would bring

Cricket loves its laws – or ‘Laws’, as some prefer – and law 5.3.2. seems as certain as the sun rising in the east: ‘The blade shall consist solely of wood.’ But for how much longer? In late August, this column flagged up what MCC have dubbed ...

Australia wins the toss and will bat first against India in the third one-day international

Australia won the toss and decided to bat first in the third and final one-day international against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground
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