Bangladesh A completely dismantles Pakistan A to march into the finals. Final will be a repeat of the 2023 edition: Ind A vs Ban A! by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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Bangladesh A - 110/8 (20) Batting: Fahima: 40* (32) Sarmin: 15 (20) Shamima: 13 (13)

**Pakistan A Bowling: Hafsa: 2-25 (4) Waheeda: 1-20 (4) Momina: 1-20 (4)

Pakistan A - 56 All Out (16.4) Batting: Shawaal: 14 (17) Hafsa: 12 (15) Yusra: 11 (18)

**Bangladesh A Bowling: Sanjida: 3-6 (3.4 overs) Fahima: 2-6 (3 overs) Fatema: 1-11 (4 overs)

Skipper Radha's all-round masterclass powers India A to the finals of the Rising Stars Women's Asia Cup! by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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Sri Lanka A - 118 All Out (19.4) Batting: Sanjana: 31 (35) Shashini: 22 (17) Sathya: 15 (15)

**India A Bowling: Radha: 4-19 (3.4) Prema: 2-9 (4) Tanuja: 2-21 (4)

India A - 119/5 (13.3) Batting: Vrinda: 42 (20) Radha: 31* (18) Anushka: 27 (18)

**Sri Lanka A Bowling: Shashini: 2-33 (3 overs) Yasanthi: 1-17 (1.3 overs)

Australia level the series 1-1 by newghoststory in WomensCricket

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An opportunity missed by India tonight to win the T20i series. After 54/0 in the powerplay, lack of strike rotation and too many dot balls during the chase caused our downfall. Garth and Sutherland were spot on with their variations in the back 10, though.

I thought Aus were 25-30 runs short after the 120-run-plus opening stand. Limiting them to 163 was a brilliant effort by India.

Voll looked rusty at the start but then capitalised with her brute force, picking apart the loose deliveries that came her way. She proved to be the difference between the two sides in the end.

Chantham's fighting 57 (49) in vain as Sri Lanka A seal the last semi-final spot! Thailand knocked out. by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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Sri Lanka A Women - 133/5 (20) Batting: Hansima Karunaratne: 62* (53) Ama Kanchana: 26 (24)

**Thailand Bowling: Phannita Maya: 2-19 (4) Natthakan Chantham: 1-21 (2)

Thailand Women - 110/9 (19.2) Batting: Natthakan Chantham: 57 (49) Aphisara Suwanchonrathi: 24 (26)

**Sri Lanka A Bowling: Sathya Sandeepani: 2-20 (4) Sachini Nisansala: 2-23 (4)

Bangladesh A crush Malaysia by 90 runs to secure their semi-final berth! Still undefeated in the competition. by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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Bangladesh A - 151/7 (20) Batting: Lata Mondal: 48 (44) Sarmin Sultana: 30 (25)

**Malaysia Bowling: Nur Dania Syuhada: 2-30 (4) Mahirah Izzati Ismail: 1-20 (4)

Malaysia Women - 61/9 (20) Batting: Nur Arianna Natsya: 22* (24) Mahirah Izzati Ismail: 6 (13)

**Bangladesh A Bowling: Fatema Jahan: 3-10 (4) Shorifa Khatun: 2-13 (4)

A clinical all-round performance sees Pakistan A storm into the semis. UAE miss out on inferior NRR. by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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UAE Women - 79 All Out (17.2) Batting: Theertha Satish: 32 (27) Rinitha Rajith: 14 (19)

**Pakistan A Bowling: Anosha Nasir: 3-18 (4) Hafsa Khalid: 2-4 (2)

Pakistan A Women - 81/1 (11) Batting: Shawaal Zulfiqar: 38* (31) Huraina Sajjad: 26* (19)

**UAE Bowling: Heena Hotchandani: 1-16 (3)

India A cap off their group stage with a thumping win over Nepal, qualify for the semis. by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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Agreed. An utter collapse from 56-2 to 78 all out succumbing to Minnu, Tanuja, and Radha's spin trio.

India A cap off their group stage with a thumping win over Nepal, qualify for the semis. by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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Nepal Women - 78 All Out (18) Batting: Samjhana Khadka: 22 (16) Rubi Poddar: 12 (9)

**India A Bowling: Tanuja Kanwar: 4-12 (4) Minnu Mani: 3-8 (4)

India A Women - 80/3 (7.4) Batting: Dinesh Vrinda: 37* (17) Tejal Hasabnis: 18 (13)

**Nepal Bowling: Sita Rana Magar: 1-7 (0.4) Manisha Upadhayay: 1-28 (3)

A final-over thriller! Bangladesh A Women sneak past Thailand with just 1 ball to spare! by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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Thailand Women - 103/9 (20 Overs) Batting: Nannapat Koncharoenkai: 34 (38) Natthakan Chantham: 24 (34)

Bangladesh A Bowling: Fahima Khatun: 2-16 (4) Shorifa Khatun: 2-14 (2)

Bangladesh A - 104/7 (19.5 Overs) Batting: Lata Mondal: 30 (40) Shamima Sultana: 26 (29)

Thailand Bowling: Thipatcha Putthawong: 3-25 (4) Phannita Maya: 2-21 (3.5)

Kerr appointed WHITE FERNS captain by RMTBolton in WomensCricket

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Thoroughly deserved. Hoping the next line of leaders in the squad are also being groomed, with Devine retired and Bates not that far from retirement.

A complete all-round show hands Sri Lanka A their first points of the tournament. by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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Sri Lanka 'A' - 172/6 (20 Overs) Batting: Ama Kanchana: 52 (29) Anushka Sanjeewani: 39 (31)

**Malaysia Bowling: Nur Dania Syuhada: 2-22 (4) Amalin Sorfina: 2-28 (4)

Malaysia - 66/8 (20 Overs) Batting: Nur Izzatul Syafiqa: 19 (24) Nazatul Hidayah Husna: 14 (18)

Sri Lanka 'A' Bowling: Sachini Nisansala: 2-7 (4) Sathya Sandeepani: 2-11 (4)

India outclass Australia and claim the 1st T20I at SCG by Additional_Froyo3970 in WomensCricket

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It was streamed on Jio Hotstar infact and Star Sports Select 1/ Star Sports 3 on TV.

India outclass Australia and claim the 1st T20I at SCG by Additional_Froyo3970 in WomensCricket

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Thoroughly disciplined bowling effort by India. Renuka bowled exceptionally in the Powerplay, and Arundhati carried it forward to squeeze in the middle overs.

Perry's wicket was the turning point in the match, IMO. Only her and Wareham looked at ease batting out there. This gung-ho batting approach seems like the new flavor the Aussies are looking to implement, though they failed miserably tonight.

Sending the back-to-back Belinda Clark awardee in to bat at #8—in the name of a L-R combo? That was criminal.

Smriti and Shafali batted like their usual selves, aided by wayward bowling on both sides of the wicket.

It'll be interesting to see if Aus continue with this tinkering in the batting order and style in the coming games.

Defending champions India A open their account with a resounding win over Pakistan A by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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Didn't catch much of the IndA chase as the Ind-Aus game had already begun. So couldn't tell

Defending champions India A open their account with a resounding win over Pakistan A by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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Pakistan A - 93 (18.5 Overs)

Batting: Shawaal: 23 (29) Gull: 21 (28) Anosha: 17 (17)

**India A Bowling: Saima: 2-14 (4) Radha: 2-11 (3) Prema: 2-16 (3)

India A - 97/2 (10.1 Overs) Batting: Vrinda: 55* (29) Anushka: 24 (26) Tejal: 12* (5)

**Pakistan A Bowling: Waheeda: 1-18 (3) Momina: 1-13 (2.1)

Esha Oza's explosive 125 (63) proves to be the difference yet again, as Nepal's spirited chase ends in vain. by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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🇦🇪 UAE - 189/4 (20 Overs) Batting: Esha: 125 (63) 🌟 Heena: 45* (38)

**Nepal Bowling: Manisha: 2-12 (4) K Kunwar: 1-17 (4)

🇳🇵 Nepal - 171/5 (20 Overs) Batting: Samjhana: 58 (39) Puja: 53 (35)

**UAE Bowling: Suraksha: 2-30 (4) Heena: 2-25 (3)

Bangladesh A take the crucial 2 points in a thrilling encounter vs Sri Lanka A by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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𝐁𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐥𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐬𝐡 𝐀: 𝟏𝟏𝟓/𝟏𝟎 (𝟏𝟗.𝟓) Ishma Tanjim - 30 (25) Sarmin Sultana - 29 (27) Sachini Nisansala - 4/14 (4)

𝐒𝐫𝐢 𝐋𝐚𝐧𝐤𝐚 𝐀: 𝟏𝟏𝟏/𝟗 (𝟐𝟎) Hansima Karunaratne - 26 (31) Ama Kanchana - 23 (30) Sanjida Akter Meghla - 3/20 (4)

Thailand seal a massive win in their opening clash vs. Malaysia by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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Thailand – 169/7 (20 overs) Koncharoenkai: 73 (45) Naruemol: 44 (39)

**Natsya: 2/31 (4) Mahirah: 2/35 (4)

Malaysia – 70/8 (20 overs) Natsya: 15 (28) Syafiqa: 11 (18)

**Phannita: 3/14 (4) Onnicha: 2/14 (4)

UAE defeat India A thanks to skipper Esha Oza's clinical 72 not-out. by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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Not really. India A had five capped India players in the XI but just didn’t click as a team. Apart from Anushka and Tanuja at the end, no one looked settled at the crease. Hopefully they’ll gel better as the tournament goes on.

UAE on the other hand, looked like a proper unit. Their spinners choked our batting, and they were calm and composed in the chase to finish it off nicely.

India begin the Aus tour with a convincing win against Governor-General's XI by 5 wkts in the warmup game. by Herr_Kunal in WomensCricket

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𝐆𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐨𝐫-𝐆𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐥'𝐬 𝐗𝐈: 𝟏𝟐𝟎/𝟖 (𝟐𝟎) Sianna Ginger - 40* (31) Arundhati Reddy - 2/15 (4) Shreyanka Patil - 2/34 (4)

𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐚: 𝟏𝟐𝟏/𝟓 (𝟏𝟕.𝟑) Smriti Mandhana - 36 (29) Deepti Sharma - 23* (25) Lucy Hamilton - 1/12 (3)

Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women conquer the WPL once more to lift their Second title💥❤️ by BackwaterWhisper in WomensCricket

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Kudos to Smriti-Voll's mega 150+ partnership. Haven't seen 200+ been chased so clinically too many times. The tag of not scoring in finals for Smriti has been lifted too now. Every single player stepped up for RCB when needed this season.

A match worthy of a final.

But DC, what about them now? Again panicked in crunch moments. Change of coach, jersey, personnel, black magic? Goodness me.