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Sachin Tendulkar salutes Rohan Bopanna with emotional reaction: 'Belief that outlasted time’
Rohan Bopanna's retirement at 45 marks the end of a remarkable 20-year tennis career, highlighted by Grand Slam victories and a World No.1 ranking in men's doubles. His legacy emphasizes resilience and adaptability, as noted by Sachin Tendulkar, who praised Bopanna’s character and contributions to Indian tennis, inspiring future athletes to pursue longevity in their careers.
Jhulan Goswami cries, Mithali Raj says 'thank you' as India hand World Cup trophy to legends in uncut live broadcast
India's women's cricket team won their first World Cup, a historic moment celebrated by former legends Mithali Raj and Jhulan Goswami, who previously fell short in 2005 and 2017. The victory was emotional, with players like Harmanpreet Kaur honoring their predecessors during the celebrations, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of women's cricket in India.
Rohit Sharma gets teary-eyed in raw outpour of emotions after India's maiden Women's World Cup win
India's women's cricket team made history by winning their first Women's World Cup, defeating South Africa by 52 runs at the Dr DY Patil Stadium. Deepti Sharma starred with 58 runs and five wickets. Rohit Sharma, watching from the stands, was emotional as he celebrated the team's achievement, reflecting on his own World Cup heartache.
Virat Kohli, Sachin Tendulkar erupt with pride as India women script their own ‘1983 moment’ with World Cup win
India's women's cricket team celebrated their first ODI World Cup title, defeating South Africa by 52 runs in Navi Mumbai. Powered by Shafali Verma and Deepti Sharma's performances, this victory marks a historic moment for Indian women's cricket, inspiring future generations. Cricket legends Virat Kohli and Sachin Tendulkar praised the team's achievement, emphasizing its significance for young girls in sports.
Injured Pratika Rawal joins Team India in a wheelchair, teammates lift her in celebration of iconic World Cup triumph
Shafali Verma stepped in for the injured Pratika Rawal in the Women's World Cup final, scoring 87 runs and taking key wickets to lead India to victory over South Africa. Despite her absence, Rawal celebrated with her team, having contributed significantly throughout the tournament. This historic win marked India's first World Cup title, triumphing after a challenging campaign.
‘This is just the beginning’: Harmanpreet Kaur’s powerful vow after leading India to historic World Cup glory
The Indian women's cricket team, led by captain Harmanpreet Kaur, secured their first World Cup title on November 3, 2025, ending a nearly 50-year wait since their inaugural match in 1976. Kaur emphasizes the importance of sustained excellence, aiming to build a champion team. India triumphed over South Africa by 52 runs, showcasing strong performances from Shafali Verma and Deepti Sharma.
On the biggest stage, Shafali seizes her moment
Shafali Verma, initially overlooked for the World Cup, redeemed herself with a stellar performance in the final, scoring 87 runs and taking two wickets. Her contributions, including a record for the youngest player to score a fifty in a World Cup final, showcased her talent and resilience, solidifying her place in the team and delighting fans.
Shafali, Deepti the stars as India crowned World Cup champs
In a thrilling Women’s ODI World Cup final, India clinched their first title with a 52-run victory over South Africa at DY Patil Stadium. Amanjot Kaur’s crucial catch of Laura Wolvaardt marked a pivotal moment, while Shafali Verma's explosive 87 helped set a strong foundation for India. Deepti Sharma excelled with 5/39, sealing South Africa's fate.
Amanjot Kaur's catch that swung the game for India: Juggles hearts of a billion fans before sending back Laura Wolvaardt
In the Women's ODI World Cup final, Amanjot Kaur's crucial catch of South African skipper Laura Wolvaardt sparked celebration among the Indian team. Earlier, India set a strong total of 298 runs, with notable contributions from Shafali Verma and Deepti Sharma. Wolvaardt's century posed a challenge, but Kaur's catch shifted the momentum towards India, leading them closer to victory.
Rohit Sharma’s surprise presence in Women’s World Cup final sends decibel levels soaring: ‘When India cross that line…’
Former India captain Rohit Sharma made a surprise visit to the DY Patil Stadium to support the Indian women's team in the Women’s World Cup final against South Africa. Seated with family and cricket legends, Rohit enjoyed the match, reflecting on his past experiences in World Cup finals. India posted a strong score of 298 for seven.
Shafali Verma becomes youngest batter in 52 years of World Cup history to…; breaks Virender Sehwag's record
Shafali Verma made history in the Women’s ODI World Cup final, becoming the youngest player to score a fifty at 21 years and 278 days. She scored 87 runs, helping India post 298 runs. Verma surpassed the previous record held by Jessica Duffin and even eclipsed Virender Sehwag’s mark for men’s ODI World Cup finals.
R Ashwin’s tweet ages in seconds as Shafali Verma gets dismissed right after his praise
Shafali Verma's impressive 87 off 78 helped India set a strong total of 297 in the Women’s ODI World Cup final against South Africa. Her partnership with Smriti Mandhana calmed nerves, while Deepti Sharma's half-century further bolstered the innings. Despite falling short of a century, Verma's performance validated India's selection strategy, putting them in a commanding position.
Arshdeep, Washington give India a Hobart high
India leveled the T20I series against Australia with a five-wicket win in Hobart. Arshdeep Singh took 3/35, while Washington Sundar scored 49 off 23 balls, helping India chase down 186 runs with nine balls to spare. Australia's Tim David scored 74, but India's bowlers, led by Jasprit Bumrah, managed to restrict the total effectively.
Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma redefine history: Achieve what never was done in Indian cricket before
Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma set a new record for the highest opening partnership for India in a World Cup knockout match, scoring 104 runs in the Women's ODI final against South Africa. This surpasses the previous record of 90 runs set by Navjot Singh Sidhu and Sachin Tendulkar in the men's ODI World Cup.
Gautam Gambhir, Bumrah glued to screen in Hobart dressing room to watch India in Women’s World Cup final during 3rd T20I
In Hobart, the Indian men's cricket team focused on leveling their T20I series while simultaneously supporting the women's team in the World Cup final against South Africa. Head coach Gautam Gambhir and players watched intently as India aimed for their first title. Meanwhile, India successfully chased 187 runs, leveling the series at 1-1.
Shubman Gill continues to give minimal returns as T20I opener: How long will Sanju Samson be ignored
As India gears up to defend their T20 World Cup title in 2026, Shubman Gill's inconsistent T20I performance raises concerns about his place in the team. With just 170 runs from ten innings since his return, he struggles against quality bowling. Sanju Samson's superior stats suggest he may be a more viable option for the top order, prompting a strategic decision for the upcoming tournament.
