India Women Storm into World Cup Semis
India’s women’s cricket team has secured a powerful win over New Zealand, clinching a semi-final spot in the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025. The match, held at DY Patil Stadium, showcased India’s resilience, strategy, and hunger for global dominance.
Facing elimination, India entered the match with high stakes. Batting first, the team posted a competitive total. Rain interrupted play, but India triumphed via the DLS method, winning by 56 runs. This result knocked New Zealand out of the tournament and revived India’s campaign.
India’s top order delivered under pressure, with consistent partnerships.
Bowlers maintained tight lines, restricting New Zealand’s chase.
Fielding was sharp, with key catches and run-outs shifting momentum.
Australia’s captain Alyssa Healy, recovering from a calf injury, resumed training but remains doubtful for the upcoming clash against South Africa. Tahlia McGrath may continue to lead if Healy isn’t cleared.
In Colombo, Sri Lanka and Pakistan faced off in Match 25. Pakistan, already eliminated, hoped to end their campaign with dignity. Sri Lanka, fresh off a narrow win against Bangladesh, aimed to build momentum.
India joins Australia and England in the semi-finals.
Pakistan exits without a win.
South Africa and Sri Lanka battle for the final spot.
Social media platforms lit up with praise for India’s comeback. Hashtags like #CWC25IndiaWin and #WomenInBlue trended across India and abroad. Fans celebrated the team’s grit and unity.
Semi-final preparations begin with focus on fitness and strategy.
Team management may rotate players to manage workload.
Analysts expect a high-voltage clash in the knockout stage.
India’s performance is inspiring a new generation of female cricketers. Schools, academies, and sponsors are taking note. The win is not just about points—it’s about progress.
