Australia, South Africa, England, and India have qualified for the semi-finals of ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025.

Sophie Devine feels gutted to see New Zealand suffer an early exit from the ICC Women's World Cup 2025 but expresses her pride in witnessing the growth of Women's cricket internationally

Some of the world’s best cricket nations are in Indian and Sri Lanka this month for the 2025 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup. The tournament runs until Sunday, Nov. 2, while it features the top eight national cricket squads from around the world.

Wrist spinner Alana King took a record 7-18 as Australia thrashed South Africa by seven wickets in their final league game of the Women’s Cricket World Cup.

New Zealand captain Sophie Devine retired from ODIs after 19 years following the White Ferns' loss to England in the Women's World Cup 2025. Honoured by both teams, Devine bowed out gracefully, leaving a legacy of passion and perseverance.

Pakistan Cricket Board will not renew head coach Muhammad Wasim's contract after the women's team's poor performance in the World Cup. Frustrated by the lack of results and ongoing batting issues, the PCB is seeking a foreign replacement.

Heather Knight scored 33 from 40 balls as England chased down 169 against New Zealand in their Women's ODI World Cup 2025 clash in Visakhapatnam. Knight has created history for England with her team's eight-wicket victory.

England delivered an outstanding performance against New Zealand in their 27th match of the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025, cruising to an 8-wicket win with 124 balls to spare. Amy Jones played a stellar knock of 86* off 92 balls,