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Harleen Deol's unbeaten 70 and Beth Mooney's 44 led Gujarat Giants to a five-wicket victory over Delhi Capitals, securing their spot in the Women's Premier League Eliminator. Lanning's 92 off 57 balls lifted Delhi to a competitive 177 for five, but Gujarat successfully chased the target with crucial contributions from Ashleigh Gardner and Deandra Dottin.

Gujarat Giants aim to improve their bowling and fielding after their opening loss, despite setting a 202-run target. They face UP Warriorz next, led by Deepti Sharma. Key players for Warriorz include Alana King and Sophie Ecclestone. The Giants' strong batting lineup and emphasis on bowling adjustments will be crucial.

In a rain-affected second women's T20 International in Sylhet, Bangladesh, Radha Yadav and dayalan hemalatha showcased an all-round performance, guiding India to a commanding 19-run victory over Bangladesh under the Duckworth/Lewis method. Choosing to bat first, Bangladesh faced a daunting challenge against the Indian bowlers. Led by Radha Yadav's exceptional bowling, the hosts were restricted to a total of 119 runs.

Harmanpreet Kaur's unbeaten 95* off 48 balls led Mumbai Indians to a remarkable seven-wicket victory. Yastika Bhatia (49), Amelia Kerr (12*), and Beth Mooney's partnership also played crucial roles. The match took place at Feroze Shah Kotla in Delhi."}

Tamil Nadu's D Hemalatha was on Sunday named in the 14-member India A women's squad for the two warm-up matches against Australia eves to be held at the held at BKC in Mumbai on March 6 and 8.

Uncapped power-hitters Kiran Prabhu Navgire and dayalan hemalatha, who are in the Indian squad for the upcoming white ball tour of England, can fill the "gaps the team was lacking" in slog overs, skipper Harmanpreet Kaur said on Tuesday.

Asha Sobhana, a leg-spinner, showcased her talent during the Women's Premier League (WPL), where she played a crucial role in Royal Challengers Bangalore's triumph, claiming 12 wickets in 10 games at an impressive average of 15.42. Meanwhile, Sajana Sajeevan, known for her aggressive batting style and off-spin bowling, caught the selectors' attention with her performances for Mumbai Indians and in the Inter-Zonal red-ball event, where she scored a gritty 74 in the semifinals.

Shafali Verma's explosive 81 off 48 balls propelled India to a formidable total of 178 for 3 against Nepal in their final group match of the Women's Asia Cup T20 tournament in Dambulla, Sri Lanka on Tuesday. With Harmanpreet Kaur resting and India comfortably atop the group, stand-in skipper Smriti Mandhana opted to reshuffle the batting order, providing opportunities to the lower order.

Richa Ghosh provided late fireworks with an unbeaten 28 as India Women made 156 for five against Bangladesh in the fifth and final T20I in Sylhet on Thursday.

The All-India Women's Selection Committee has on Monday named a 15-member India squad for the upcoming three-match ODI series against England. All the matches of the series will be played in Nagpur.

Off-spinner Anuja Patil was named captain of the India A women's team which will play two warm-up matches against the visiting Australian side next week.

Shabnam Shakil, a promising medium-pacer, has earned her maiden call-up to the Indian women's cricket team for the current series against South Africa at home. The 17-year-old has been selected for all three formats, joining the squad midway through the ODI series in Bengaluru, where India has already secured a decisive 2-0 lead. Apart from the inclusion of Shakil, the Indian selectors have decided to retain the rest of the squad for the remaining matches. The third and final ODI is scheduled to take place on Sunday in Bengaluru.

It has been a smooth ride for the mighty Indian team so far and the trend is expected to continue when the sub-continent powerhouse aim to crush minnows Thailand one more time in the Women's Asia Cup semifinal here on Thursday.

Sri Lanka skipper Chamari Athapaththu won the toss and elected to bowl against India in their opening women's Asia Cup T20 match here on Saturday.

Six Indian cricketers, including vice-captain Smriti Mandhana, are set to participate in the Women's Big Bash League kicking off on October 27. Mandhana will play for Adelaide Strikers. dayalan hemalatha joins Perth Scorchers, while Yastika Bhatia and Deepti Sharma head to Melbourne Stars. Shikha Pandey and Jemimah Rodrigues will be with Brisbane Heat.

Closing out games has always been a cause of concern for the Indian women's cricket team and skipper Harmanpreet Kaur believes the solution to this problem lies in getting the right balance in the batting order.

A brilliant 93-run partnership between dayalan hemalatha (57 off 33 balls) and the second costliest player Ashleigh Gardner (60 off 39 balls) helped Gujarat Giants post 178 for six in their crucial Women's Premier League match against UP Warriorz on Monday.

Women's Premier League teams are preparing for the 2025 season. Gujarat Giants and UP Warriorz have announced their retained and released players. Both teams are building competitive squads for the upcoming auction. UP Warriorz has a purse of Rs 3.9 crore, while Gujarat Giants has Rs 4.4 crore to spend.