ICC Womens T20 World Cup Indian Womens Under19 T20 won trophy senior team lost Harmanpreet Kaur

New Delhi. The Indian senior women’s team’s dream of winning the World Cup once again could not be fulfilled. He got defeated by Australia in the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup. The Kangaroo team had earlier defeated the team led by Harmanpreet Kaur in the final of the 2020 T20 World Cup. Talking about the first 2 months of 2023, the Indian team managed to win a World Cup. In the second the team missed. But India still has a chance to win 2 more big titles in the year 2023. In addition to the World Test Championship, the Men’s ODI World Cup is included.

The Indian Under-19 women’s team had captured the T20 World Cup title held in South Africa in January. This was the first season of the tournament. In the final, the Indian team defeated England by 7 wickets. The captain was Shefali Verma, but she could not show amazing with the bat in the Senior T20 World Cup. Australia’s women’s team has won the T20 World Cup title for a record 5 times. This is the 8th season of the tournament and he is eyeing the sixth title.

finals were further away
The Indian team under the leadership of Rohit Sharma is currently at number two in the point table of the World Test Championship. The team is currently playing a 4-match Test series from Australia. The team is ahead 2-0. The third Test is to be played in Indore from 1 March. If Team India wins this match, then it will qualify for the final of the championship. The title match is to be played in England from June 7.

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Apart from this, ODI World Cup matches are to be played in India in October-November. Team India last won the World Cup title in 2011 played at home. In such a situation, he has a chance to end the drought of the ICC Trophy.

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