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India's Women Lift Cricket World Cup

Women’s cricket headed for ‘stratosphere’ in India after long-awaited first World Cup victory

When India captain Harmanpreet Kaur latched on to a catch to clinch the Women’s Cricket World Cup final against South Africa on Sunday, it ended a decades-long wait for her and the country to finally...

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Do India have lift-off? Is Australian dominance over? Assessing the Women’s Cricket World Cup

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ICC Women's Cricket World Cup Team of the Tournament revealed

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Women's Cricket World Cup: India beat South Africa by 52 runs in epic final as Deepti Sharma stars for hosts in Navi Mumbai

India have won the Women’s Cricket World Cup for the first time after a thrilling 52-run victory over South Africa in a rain-delayed final in Navi Mumbai.

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Best shots from Verma's 'terrific' innings

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With ‘a Billion’ Eyes on Them, India’s Women Lift Cricket World Cup

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India complete historic World Cup final win over SA - as it happened

Deepti Sharma takes 5-39 as South Africa fall short

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'Just the beginning' as India lift first Women's World Cup

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India win maiden women’s cricket World Cup after beating South Africa by 52 runs

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No victory parade for India women's team; PM Modi to felicitate on Nov 5

Despite nationwide euphoria, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) decided against organising a public victory parade due to safety concerns

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EXCLUSIVE: 'Used To Play With Boys, Never Watched Women's Cricket' - Shafali Varma Makes MASSIVE Admission

Shafali Varma was the Player of the Match as India won their historic first Women's World Cup title. Reflecting on her journey, Shafali shared her experiences of playing with boys due to the lack of female academies.

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'We got just ₹1,000 a game': Mithali Raj’s shocking revelation on early struggles of women’s cricket resurfaces - Watch

Nearly two decades after leading India to their first Women's World Cup final, Mithali Raj recalled the meager ₹1,000 per match earnings in the early