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Author: Snehasis Mukherjee
India’s batters fought hard, and their fielding and bowling were top-notch as they defeated Sri Lanka by 60 runs in the ongoing Women’s U19 T20 World Cup in Kuala Lumpur. After being asked to bat first, Gongadi Trisha’s crucial 49 helped India post 118 for 9 in 20 overs on a challenging pitch where Sri Lanka’s spinners got plenty of purchase. In reply, India’s bowlers, both spinners and pacers, stepped up alongside some fantastic fielding to restrict Sri Lanka to just 58 for 9 in 20 overs. Trisha was named Player of the Match for her brilliant knock. Indian skipper…
Gwalior’s Vaishnavi Sharma made headlines with her historic spell versus Malaysia in the ongoing Women’s U19 T20 World Cup, which included a hat-trick. After missing out on the tournament opener against West Indies, she replaced Sonam Yadav in the playing XI for the second game and delivered a stunning performance on her debut. In Gwalior, Vaishnavi trains under coach Lovekesh Chaudhary at the Tansen Cricket Academy. Ahead of today’s clash against Sri Lanka, Coach Lovekesh spoke exclusively to RevSportz, sharing his thoughts on witnessing history, Vaishnavi’s strengths, and her journey. Q: How did it feel to see Vaishnavi take those…
Vaishnavi Sharma’s incredible five-wicket haul, including a hat-trick, powered India to their second win in the ongoing Women’s U19 T20 World Cup in Kuala Lumpur. After dominating West Indies in the opener, India crushed Malaysia by 10 wickets to secure back-to-back victories. Vaishnavi was named Player of the Match and thanked her parents during the post-match presentation. She revealed that she had visualised this kind of performance before the game and was delighted to execute her plans successfully. Her strategy was simple: bowling wicket-to-wicket and adapting to the conditions, which helped her achieve LBW and bowled dismissals. Vaishnavi also shared…
The Eden Gardens in Kolkata witnessed a grand felicitation event for the Bengal Women’s Under-15 cricket team on Monday, celebrating their championship victory. The evening brought together cricket legends Sourav Ganguly, Mithali Raj, Jhulan Goswami, and Mohammed Shami. Sourav Ganguly, the former captain of India’s men’s team, lavished praise on Virat Kohli, describing him as a generational talent. “See, Virat Kohli, is a once-in-a-lifetime cricketer, like Jhulan is, like Mithali is,” said Ganguly. “To score 80 international hundreds in a career is unbelievable. For me, he is probably the greatest white-ball player the world has seen.” Ganguly reflected on the…
Australia Women retained the Ashes series by defeating England in the first T20I with a commanding 57-run victory in Sydney. After sweeping the ODI series 3-0, the Aussies carried their momentum into the shortest format. With four consecutive wins, Australia now leads the Ashes points table with eight points, while England are yet to open their account. Beth Mooney was named Player of the Match for her outstanding knock. Tahlia McGrath captained Australia in this match, as Cricket Australia confirmed before the game that regular skipper Alyssa Healy would sit out due to soreness in her right foot. Star all-rounder…
Australia Women have made a strong start to the ongoing Ashes series, winning the first three ODIs. With six points already in their bag, they will aim to maintain their dominance in the upcoming T20Is and a Test match. England had their opportunities, especially in the second and third games, but it was Australia’s exceptional fielding that turned the tide. Their fielding efforts created chances out of nowhere, breaking partnerships and taking wickets against the run of play. Fielding is a crucial aspect of cricket that can often be the difference between winning and losing. Outstanding fielding puts the opposition…
Ashleigh Gardner’s maiden ODI century, stellar fielding performances, and Alana King’s maiden five-wicket haul in ODIs highlighted another dominant victory for the Australian women in the third match of the ongoing Ashes WODI series in Hobart. Ruthless as ever, Australia defeated England by 86 runs, taking their tally to six points on the Ashes points table. Gardner’s all-round brilliance earned her the Player of the Match award. England looked strong for a large portion of their chase, reaching 200 runs with just four wickets down and more than 13 overs in hand. Tammy Beaumont’s steady 54 off 77 and Nat…
Pratika Rawal has been sensational since her debut for the Indian Women’s team. In just six ODIs, she has accumulated 444 runs at an average of 74 and a strike rate of 95.68. With three fifties and a century to her name, she has shown remarkable consistency. In her last ODI against Ireland, Pratika scored an impressive 154 and was awarded the Player of the Series for amassing 310 runs in the three-match series. Having consistently performed in domestic cricket, Pratika has seamlessly transitioned to the international stage, proving herself as a rising star. In an exclusive chat with RevSportz,…
Another day, another record-breaking win for India Women as they defeated Ireland Women by a massive 304-run margin in the third ODI, completing a clean sweep in the series. India posted their highest-ever ODI total in women’s cricket, surpassing the 400-run mark with a score of 435/5 in 50 overs. The total was powered by Pratika Rawal’s 154, Smriti Mandhana’s 135 and Richa Ghosh’s 59. In reply, Ireland were bowled out for 131. Pratika was named the Player of the Match and she also earned the Player of the Series award for scoring 310 runs in three innings. India made…
Refereeing mistakes have become common in Indian football, frustrating fans across the country. The ongoing season of the Indian Super League (ISL) has seen several poor decisions by referees that left fans shocked and confused. Some of these decisions even played a major role in changing the outcomes of matches. Glaring errors can have a big impact on teams, especially in a long and competitive league like the ISL. Despite fans openly criticising and expressing anger, there has been no sign of improvement in refereeing standards. Sadly, it seems unlikely that any significant changes will happen soon. Mohun Bagan vs…
