Australia beat Sri Lanka to enter Women’s World Cup 2013 Final
Australia entered the final of the ICC Women’s World Cup after thrashing Sri Lanka by nine wickets in their second Super Six match here at the Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai on Sunday.
Australia entered the final of the ICC Women’s World Cup after thrashing Sri Lanka by nine wickets in their second Super Six match here at the Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai on Sunday.
Pakistan lost to India by six wickets in the 7th place play-off of the ICC Women’s World Cup in Cuttack on Thursday. The match resulted in India getting the 7th place in the World Cup with Pakistan coming last.
A thrilling game will be played between cricket rivals Pakistan and India on Thursday February 7th, 2013 which will decide the 7-8th position in the ICC Women’s World Cup.
Cuttack (February 3, 2013): Pakistan Women and New Zealand Women will play 7th Cricket Match at Barabati Stadium, Cuttack on 3rd Februaray 2013. The match will start at 09:00 local time (03:30 GMT), 08:30 PKT.
Pakistan will take on Australia in their opening match of Women World Cup today. Pakistan-Australia match will start at 8:30am at the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack, a city of Indian state of Odisha.
Hosts India crushed West Indies by a big margin of 105 runs in the opening match of the Women’s World Cup 2013 here at the Brabourne Stadium on Thursday.
ICC Women’s World Cup 2013 begins today at 2:00 PM in Mumbai. Hosts India will take on West Indies in the Women’s World Cup opener today.
Pakistan’s women cricketers in India for the World Cup are staying in the stadium premises instead of a hotel for security reasons, the International Cricket Council said on Tuesday.
International Cricket Council (ICC) confirmed that Pakistan women’s cricket team will play their matches in Cuttack during the ICC Women’s World Cup 2013 which opens in Mumbai on January 31, 2013.
Pakistan’s matches in the forthcoming Women’s World Cup have been moved from Mumbai to Cuttack because of a right-wing nationalist group’s threat to disrupt them, cricket officials said on Friday.
NEW DELHI: Media reports on Tuesday said the women’s cricket World Cup, scheduled to be played in Mumbai from January 31 to February 17, could be affected due to Pakistan’s participation.
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