India escaped a collapse in their World Cup opener as Amanjot Kaur and Deepti Sharma’s rescue act showcased the value of batting depth, but with only five frontline bowlers, the balance gamble could yet hurt them against stronger sides.

The Indian women's team will opt for a no-handshake policy during their game against Pakistan in the Women's World Cup clash.

The India vs Pakistan Women’s World Cup 2025 clash on October 5 could see the no-handshake controversy from the Asia Cup spill over. With both teams preparing for the high-stakes match in Colombo, all eyes are on whether Harmanpreet Kaur’s side will follow the men’s team in avoiding handshakes with Pakistan players.

The Indian and Pakistani men's teams did not shake hands in either of the three Asia Cup 2025 matches last month. The women's team will now go head-to-head in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup in Colombo.

When India take on Sri Lanka at the Women's World Cup 2025 opener, the spotlight will not just be on the players on the field but also on some of those off it. A group of Afghanistan's women's cricketers,

India held its nerve in the last over to win cricket’s Asia Cup for the ninth time with a five-wicket victory over archrival Pakistan in Sunday’s final with only two balls remaining

England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt hopes her team of "outsiders" can thrive at the Women's Cricket World Cup as they seek to end a painful eight-year trophy drought.England defeated reigning world champions Australia and co-hosts India in tournament warm-up matches,

India won the Asia Cup 2025 after defeating Pakistan for the third time in the tournament in a span of two weeks. India had faced them in Group A and won by seven wickets. In the Super 4, India were victorious by six wickets and in the final the Men in Blue saw themselves home by five wickets.