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India Women on cusp of historic Lord's Test win after dominant Day 3
India Women are close to their first Test victory at Lord's after Yastika Bhatia's century and strong bowling. England is 130/6, chasing 457, with India needing 4 wickets.
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En développement·6 sa önce
England's Chase Unravels as India Eyes Historic Lord's Test Victory
England's chase faltered at 59/5, with Tammy Beaumont and Heather Knight retiring. India's Yastika Bhatia scored a maiden Test century at Lord's, setting a target of 457. Despite a fightback from Amy Jones and Mady Villiers, England ended Day 3 at 130/6, needing 327 more runs.
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Erling Haaland Reflects on Norway's World Cup Journey
Erling Haaland described Norway's FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign as transformative after their quarter-final exit to England. He expressed immense pride in the team's performance and the national unity felt, despite the 2-1 extra-time loss. Haaland scored seven goals in Norway's best-ever World Cup run.
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En développement·6 sa önce
India vs England Women's Test: Day 3 Stumps Report
England Women are 130/6 at stumps on Day 3 of the historic Lord's Test, trailing India by 327 runs. Amy Jones scored a resilient 50*, her second of the match, in a 67-run partnership with Mady Villiers.
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India Women Hold Edge Over England in Historic Lord's Test
India Women are in a strong position in the first-ever Women's Test at Lord's, leading England by 327 runs. Despite England's resilience, particularly from Amy Jones (50*), India needs 4 wickets on the final day for a historic win.
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ICC Annual Conference Concludes Without Decisions on ODI Format or WTC Expansion
The International Cricket Council (ICC) Annual Conference in Edinburgh concluded without decisions on reducing ODIs to 40 overs or expanding the World Test Championship. Suspensions for USA Cricket and Cricket Canada were maintained, while France Cricket was put on notice and Mauritius Cricket Federation admitted as an Associate Member.
Times of India