England have also been in strong T20 form. In their last three series, they secured clean sweeps against West Indies (3-0) and Ireland (2-0), while sharing honors 1-1 with South Africa.
New Zealand's recent commanding performance has not only lifted their spirits but also brought them back into contention in the tournament.
After back-to-back losses, Bangladesh cricket team find themselves at the bottom of the standings.
Check the updated points table of ICC Women's World Cup 2025, along with the top batters and bowlers list here
The live telecast of the South Africa vs New Zealand ICC Women's World Cup 2025 match will be available on Star Sports Network in South Africa
The live streaming of the South Africa Women vs New Zealand Women ICC Women's World Cup 2025 match will be available on the Sony LIV app and website in South Africa
The action now shifts to today, with the final game of the series also taking place at Bay Oval. Weather permitting, fans will be hoping for a full contest between the two sides.
New Zealand vs Australia 2nd T20 HIGHLIGHTS: Persistent rain has eventually had the match called off in Mount Maunganui. As a result, Australia have retained the Chappell-Hadlee trophy.
Live streaming of the New Zealand vs Australia 2nd T20 match will be available on the SonyLIV app and website in India.
Tim Robinson's hundred goes in vain as Australia get a comfortable victory courtesy of Mitch Marsh's 85-run knock on the night.
The live streaming of the Australia Women vs New Zealand Women ICC Women's World Cup 2025 match will be available on the JioHotstar app and website in Australia
The live telecast of the Australia vs Sri Lanka ICC Women's World Cup 2025 match will be available on Star Sports Network in Australia
The Holkar Cricket Stadium, Indore, will host its first-ever Women's ODI when Australia face New Zealand in the ICC Women's World Cup 2025
Australia and New Zealand will review their WODI rivalry when they face each other at Holkar Cricket Stadium, Indore on Wednesday
With every side boasting a mix of youth and experience, fans can expect both established names to shine and fresh talent to break through in the tournament
Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur's 69 underlined a comprehensive effort from India in their four-wicket victory via the DLS method over New Zealand in the second and final warm-up match, ahead of the women's ODI World Cup, here on Saturday. India will take on the tournament co-hosts Sri Lanka in their first match on September 30. In a 42-overs per-side contest which was marred by rains followed by delay due to wet outfield, India outplayed the Kiwis in all departments to bounce back from their heavy loss to England in the first warm-up match for the tournament. Chasing a revised target of 237 after the Kiwis posted 232/8, India showed no qualms in getting over the line with 10 deliveries and four wickets to spare. Harmanpreet was fluent in her knock, striking eight fours to make 69 off 86 balls. She put on 132 runs for the third wicket with Harleen Deol, who once again played a vital knock in the middle order scoring 74 off 79 balls with 10 fours before retiring out. India openers Pratika
India will be looking to win their first senior women's ICC trophy under the leadership of Harmanpreet Kaur
Former New Zealand all-rounder Craig McMillan was on Tuesday appointed as the batting and fielding coach of the White Ferns ahead of the Women's ODI World Cup, which will be jointly hosted by India and Sri Lanka from September 30. The 48-year-old, who played 55 Tests and 197 ODIs primarily as a batter scoring more than 7,500 runs, joins head coach Ben Sawyer on a full-time basis. McMillan had earlier been part of the New Zealand women team during their T20 World Cup triumph in 2024. "I'm over the moon to be in this role with the White Ferns. The women's game is going from strength to strength, and I'm excited to continue to work with our talented players and help them reach their goals," McMillan was quoted as saying by ICC. "The last year has gone so quickly and I've loved every minute of being part of a team that continues to improve, challenge one another, and does special things on the world stage." The White Ferns have won the Cricket World Cup once, in 2000, and finished ..
New Zealand fast bowler Will O'Rourke will be sidelined for up to three months because of a stress fracture in his lower back. O'Rourke sustained the injury during New Zealand's test series in Zimbabwe earlier this month. He will not have to undergo surgery but will take part in a strength and conditioning program. O'Rourke is likely to miss New Zealand's Twenty20 series against Australia, T20 and one-day series against England in October and white ball series against the West Indies in November. He could return for New Zealand's three-test series against the West Indies in December. The 24-year-old O'Rourke has quickly become a mainstay of New Zealand's pace attack, taking 39 wickets in 11 tests since his debut against South Africa last year.
Team India climbed to 3rd from 4th spot after the historic Oval test win as they replace England who slipped to 4th in the rankings after failing to bag the series on the final day.