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Indian Female Cricketers Created History: Won U19 T20 World Cup 2023

India was crowned the first-ever ICC Women's T20 World Cup. The Indian team, led by Shafali Verma, prevailed against the English side by seven wickets.

On Sunday at the Senwes Park stadium in South Africa, the Indian U19 Women's cricket team made history by winning their match. India became the first women's Indian cricket team to win a world championship after defeating England in the final of the Women’s T20 World Cup by a score of seven wickets.

The India captain, Shafali Verma, got her team off to a great start in their quest to win the world cup by blasting a magnificent four off Hannah Baker's ball. The target was 69.  Baker then provided a significant advantage for her team when she eliminated Shafali for 15 off 11 points. Bowlers from England attempted to regain control of the game.

England skipper Grace Scrivens dismissed dangerous batter Shweta Sehrawat for a score of five runs in six balls. The next batter to step up to the plate was Gongadi Trisha. While Trisha took on the anchor role, Soumya Tiwari was responsible for maintaining some assertive boundaries. 

After the first ten overs, India needed to score 21 runs in the remaining 60 balls to win. After that, Gongadi Trisha opened her hands and proceeded to hammer Ellie Anderson with back-to-back two fours. Alexa Stonehouse got rid of the hitter Gongadi Trisha in the 13th innings by dismissing her for 24 runs off 29 deliveries. 

Indian bowlers could completely take control of the game from the beginning of the top match against England, which they won by opting to field first. Liberty Heap, the first batter for England, was run out by Titas Sadhu for a duck on the second delivery of the innings, giving India their first wicket.

Grace Scrivens and Niamh Fiona Holland, who were playing some boundary shots together, attempted to cope with the pressure while doing so. However, Holland could not maintain her position on the crease for too long before being sent back to the pavilion. After Holland's wicket, the English batters could not maintain their ground for very long.

Finally they lost their wickets at regular intervals in the face of the fantastic bowling performance put on by the Indian bowlers. India took the initiative early on by bowling the first ball of the match. They frequently struck the England Women's Under-19 team and ultimately bowled them out for 68 runs. 

The Final Showdown Performance Of The Indian U19 Women's Cricket Team 

The bowlers were essential to the success of the team. In the first over, Sadhu removed the potentially dangerous Liberty Heap, which resulted in the opener spooning an easy return catch. The off-spinner Archana Devi then dealt a further blow to England by claiming the wickets of Grace Scrivens and Niamh Holland inside a single over space. 

The main cause of Scrivens' demise was an outstanding catch made by Trisha at long-off, and she took the blame. The England Under-19 team was bowled out in the 18th over, even though wickets continued to fall at regular intervals throughout the innings. In the end, England's relatively low score had to be enough along the lines that had been expected.

Gongadi Trisha and Soumya Tiwari scored crucial goals as India sealed the Women's Under-19 World Cup with a spectacular seven-wicket triumph over England Under-19. Titas Sadhu, Archana Devi, and Parshavi Chopra each got two wickets in the match. India had already lost Shafali Verma and Shweta Sehrawat at the end of the fourth over.

Trisha and Tiwari worked together to sew a stand of 46, which more or less cemented the business transaction. To keep the scoring moving forward, the duo completed the drive, the flip, and the cut. Tiwari was also spared because she was let off the hook by being dropped off at Hannah Barker's house.

In the 13th over, the left-arm medium pacer Alex Stonehouse was responsible for Trisha's dismissal. Tiwari got a double, and a single in the next over that Barker delivered, allowing India to move their score higher than England's. At Potchefstroom, the celebrations were in full swing as Shafali, and the rest of her team raced onto the field to celebrate their victory. 

Whole Fraternity Congratulated The Indian U19 Women Cricket Team 

The cricket community congratulated the Indian U19 Women's Cricket team on winning the first-ever ICC Women's U19 World Cup. The captain of the India team, Rohit Sharma, along with other seasoned players, including Virat Kohli, Sourav Ganguly, and others, praised the performance of the India eves. 

Virat Kohli, expressed his admiration for the Indian team on social media. He wrote, "Champion of the Under-19 World Cup! What a memorable instant it was! I'd like to offer my congratulations to you, ladies, on your victory." Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Shafali Verma and the rest of the team for their remarkable victory. 

BCCI secretary Jay Shah announced that the team and the personnel would receive an award worth 5 crores. He commented, "Women's Cricket in India is increasing, and the World Cup victory has raised the prominence of women's cricket several notches higher." It refers to India's women's cricket team recently winning the ICC Women’s U19 World Cup 2023. 

Final Thoughts

The Indian U19 women's cricket team has truly demonstrated their skill and determination by winning the U19 Women's World Cup 2023. The players have shown remarkable sportsmanship and teamwork, bringing their A-game to the field and making India proud. The Indian women cricketers have made a mark on the world stage.

Their unwavering passion for the sport and fierce competitiveness has inspired a generation of young girls to take up cricket and follow in their footsteps. It is a testament to the growth and development of women's cricket in India, and we can only expect greater achievements in the future. We are thrilled to see them bring home the trophy.

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Girls didn't realize what they did: India U19 coach | Cricket

It has been an eventful week for coach Nushin Al Khadeer. Soon after coaching India’s Under-19 team to the World Cup title in South Africa, Khadir was in Ahmedabad for a felicitation by the Indian board. Then, she moved to Ranchi for the Senior ODI tournament as the head coach of Railways. The former Indian off-spinner was named Gujarat Giants’ bowling coach for the inaugural Women’s Premier…

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Women’s U19 T20 World Cup 2023: ‘God’ himself to honor daughters at world’s biggest cricket stadium

Cricket legend and Bharat Ratna Sachin Tendulkar and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) officials will felicitate the trophy-winning Indian women’s cricket team at the inauguration of the ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup in South Africa on Wednesday.

On Sunday in Potchefstroom, Shefali’s team bowled out England for just 68 runs, on the back of a brilliant fielding performance as well as a superb bowling performance. Pacer Titus Sadhu, off-spinner Archana Devi and leg-spinner Parshvi Chopra were accurate in their line and length and received ample support. He took two wickets each. (Read More: Women’s U19 T20 World Cup 2023: ‘God’ himself to honor daughters at world’s biggest cricket stadium)

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India bagged the ICC U-19 girl's trophy

It is the first time that the Indian women’s cricket team has been able to win a trophy at the World Cup level in the history of cricket. It was none other than the prolific Indian batter Shefali Verma who had been the captain of his victorious team that won the ICC girl's trophy for the very first time. In fact, India was able to outclass their strong rivals England in the final of the ICC Women’s U19 T20 World Cup that is taking place for the first time. The juniors of the Indian women’s cricket team have been able to perform something which the seniors were not able to perform before. It was an emphatic victory for the Indians over their arch-rivals England.

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India U-19 Women's team awarded INR 5 crores by BCCI for World T20 triumph

The Indian U-19 Women’s cricket team scripted history on Sunday by bringing India their first World Cup in the history of women’s cricket. The Shafali Verma-led team lost just one game throughout the inaugural ICC Women’s U19 World T20 and emerged triumphant against England in the final in an emphatic fashion by completely dominating the encounter.  Bowling first, they folded the much-fancied…

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India clinch inaugural ICC Women's U19 T20 World Cup with crushing victory over England | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: A bunch of 16 teenage girls led by talented Shafali Verma on Sunday created history as the Indian women’s team laid their hands on an ICC trophy for the first time ever. With a dominant seven-wicket win over England, the Indian Women’s U19 team in Potchefstroom clinched the inaugural ICC Women’s U19 T20 World Cup.The India U19 squad managed to do what their seniors could not do by…

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USA Women's U-19 World Cup team with India-origin players brutally trolled on Twitter

USA Women’s U-19 World Cup team with India-origin players brutally trolled on Twitter

The USA Cricket on Wednesday, December 14 announced their 15-player squad for the inaugural edition of the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup which will get underway from January 14, 2023. Incidentally, it will be the first-ever World Cup appearance for the US women’s team. Notably, both the captain as well as the vice-captain of the US women’s cricket team are of Indian origin. The US women’s troop…

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Shafali Verma To Lead India At ICC Under-19 Women's World Cup | Cricket News

Shafali Verma To Lead India At ICC Under-19 Women’s World Cup | Cricket News

Indian women’s cricket team star batter Shafali Verma has been named the captain for the ICC Under-19 Women’s World Cup. “The All-India Women’s Selection Committee has picked India U19 Women’s squad for the upcoming bilateral away T20 series against South Africa U19 and the ICC U19 Women’s World Cup ,” the BCCI said in a statement. The maiden edition of the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup featuring…

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Shafali Verma To Lead India At ICC Under-19 Women's World Cup | Cricket News

Shafali Verma To Lead India At ICC Under-19 Women’s World Cup | Cricket News

Indian women’s cricket team star batter Shafali Verma has been named the captain for the ICC Under-19 Women’s World Cup. “The All-India Women’s Selection Committee has picked India U19 Women’s squad for the upcoming bilateral away T20 series against South Africa U19 and the ICC U19 Women’s World Cup ,” the BCCI said in a statement. The maiden edition of the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup featuring…

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'Birthday girl' Shafali Verma in pursuit of World Cup title for India, Follow IND-W vs ENG-W LIVE

INDW U19 vs ENGW U19 LIVE: Under-19 WC Final LIVE: Batting sensation Shafali Verma will chase history when she leads India against England in the first-ever ICC U-19 Women’s T20 World Cup final here on Sunday. For all their success at the international stage, the Indian women’s cricket team has never won a World Cup at any level and the young batter, who has been part of two World Cup and one…

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Facebook secures exclusive digital rights for ICC cricket events

If you’re a cricket fan, you will be visiting Facebook way more often in the coming months and years. The social juggernaut announced on Thursday it has partnered with the International Cricket Council (ICC), the global governing body of cricket, to secure exclusive digital content rights until 2023 for global ICC events in the Indian subcontinent.

As part of the four-year deal, financial details of which were not disclosed, Facebook will show post-match recaps and in-play key moments and other “feature content” of the matches in the Indian subcontinent. The exclusive rights are limited to the Indian subcontinent, elsewhere the company will carry post-match recaps. Facebook said it hopes to serve “hundreds of millions of cricket fans” through this “unprecedented” and “ground-breaking” deal.

A Facebook spokesperson told TechCrunch that the company won’t be live streaming the matches in any market.

In a statement, Ajit Mohan, VP and Managing Director Facebook India, said, “with Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, the ICC has an exceptional opportunity to leverage our family of apps to serve current sports fans as well as bring in an entirely new generation of fans. Every day, people come to our platforms to talk about, and form friendships around, cricket. With this partnership, we will be able to serve these fans with the kind of premium content that can ignite new conversations, new connections and new followership.”

Though not as popular in the U.S., cricket is one of the most celebrated sporting events in many key Facebook markets including the UK, India, and Australia. How popular? Hotstar, a streaming service in India owned by Disney, has set global record for most concurrent views on a live streaming event thanks to cricket.

Cricket World Cup highlights just how big video streaming is in India

Facebook is well aware. In 2017, the company bid $600 million for online streaming rights of IPL, a popular cricket tournament in India, for a period of five years. It lost the bid to Star India, which operates Hotstar. Last year, the company tested the waters after it acquired streaming rights to show La Liga games in India.

The recently concluded ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup garnered 4.6 billion video views across ICC’s digital and social media platforms, ICC said.

Today’s deal includes coverage of following events: ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020, ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2020, ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2021, ICC World Test Championship Final 2021, ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021, ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2022, ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023, ICC World Test Championship Final 2023, ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Qualifier 2019, ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2022, ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2020, and ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2022.

Last year, Star India acquired digital and TV rights to live-stream and broadcast all of Indian cricket team’s matches globally for a sum of $944 million.

Facebook’s Mohan, who served as the chief executive of Hotstar prior to joining the social juggernaut, added,”the future of AR and VR is being charted by Facebook and we are excited about the possibility of bringing the best of our innovations to fans around the world.”

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“This is not U19 World Cup, this is senior cricket” - Anjum Chopra unhappy with Shafali Verma opening the batting in T20Is ahead of Yastika Bhatia

“This is not U19 World Cup, this is senior cricket” – Anjum Chopra unhappy with Shafali Verma opening the batting in T20Is ahead of Yastika Bhatia

Anjum Chopra disagreed with India Women management’s move to open the batting with Shafali Verma ahead of Yastika Bhatia in the first T20I against Australia Women at the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai on Friday, December 9. Taking a dig at the Indian team, she commented that they are playing a senior international series and not an U19 World Cup. Shafali has been appointed captain of the India U19…

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Jemimah Rodrigues – living her father’s dream

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Indian batting star Jemimah Rodrigues has credited her father, and his persistence, for her success at the highest level. Since making her debut in South Africa in 2018, Jemimah has established herself as a reliable no. 3 in T20Is as well as the frontline opener in a star-studded ODI line-up.

From teaching her the basics, for a four-year-old who merely started as a token fielder during her brothers’ practice sessions to shaping her into a confident, dominating batter, Jemimah says if it wasn’t for her father’s persistence and sacrifices, she may not have made rapid strides in her short international career so far.

The sports enthusiast parents – Ivan and Lavita – encouraged their daughter to pursue sports. Not so long ago, Jemimah was in fact representing Mumbai in two sports – hockey and cricket. But when a tough call had to be made, the teenager went with cricket, albeit quitting hockey with a heavy heart.

The Rodrigues had already shifted from Bhandup to Bandra, in Mumbai, when Jemimah was barely seven in order to get their prodigious daughter more opportunities and facilities and even took a loan to buy a bowling machine. Ivan noticed the shortcomings in Jemimah’s batting – noticeably the tendency to get out to swing bowlers early on in age-group cricket – and promptly decided to invest.

The results were there to see. Jemimah grabbed the eyeballs with a record-breaking double-hundred that made her the youngest Indian to achieve the feat in 50-overs cricket, at 16. India selection followed soon after.

“When dad got the call that Jemimah has gotten selected for India, the tears just started rolling down his eyes. I still remember that moment,” Jemimah, on Spicy Pitch, recalls getting the news of India selection. “I actually wasn’t that emotional, but just seeing that, you know, the joy in my mom and dad’s eyes, the tears in their eyes, made me even more emotional. Then, even I started crying.

“Because it has been my dad’s dream to play for India. But he never got the support. To see me fulfilling his dream was the biggest joy he could have ever had. I mean, that’s the proudest a father can be, and even today, I can see it in his eyes.

“When it comes to practice, he’s still very particular, about practice. If it wasn’t for his persistence, I wouldn’t be here today. Sometimes it gets kind of annoying but I was actually having this conversation with my mom [that] if it wasn’t for my dad being after me, sitting on my head ‘come for practice, come for practice’, I wouldn’t have developed my game so much or reached where I am today so fast.”

Often spotted at the stadiums, tailing his daughter and her team, Ivan noticed Jemimah’s tendency to shed her natural game in order to blend in and reprimanded his daughter for the same. Jemimah credits that incident and her father’s intent behind it, in making her a self-confident batter at the highest level with a natural tendency to attack from the word go if need be.

“[After a Mumbai U19 practice match]… Dadda just stomped off. I felt so bad. But I also knew I’m going to get screamed at today. I went home, sat quietly. Dadda made me sit in a corner and said, ‘I don’t want you to play like that, ever again! I want you to dominate, no matter what.’

“He actually worked on my batting even more… Because I don’t know where would I be if he had not changed my mindset at that time. Now cricket has evolved so much.”

Ivan, and his wife, still tail their daughter – be it her debut in South Africa or more recently, the Women’s T20 World Cup in Australia earlier this year, now though merely as proud parents.

For more such stories, watch the full episode of Spicy Pitch

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Twitter reactions to Bangladesh maiden World Cup win

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Twitter reactions to Bangladesh maiden World Cup win

A sprightly bunch of Bangladesh boys created history by winning their country’s first global cricket title, shocking defending champions India by three wickets in the summit clash of the ICC U-19 World Cup in Potchefstroom on Sunday.

In a low-scoring final, Bangladesh first choked India to a meagre 177 in 47.2 overs and then did well enough to score revised target of 170 in 42.1 overs under Duckworth-Lewis method.

Several former cricketers took to twitter to congratulate the Bangladesh team.

Former Indian fast bowler Irfan Pathan tweets “Congratulations to #Bangladesh U19 team for winning the World Cup. Must do lot of great things for their cricket. Well tried India #IndvsBan #WorldCup.”

  Commentator Harsha Bhogle tweeted “This is a huge moment for Bangladesh cricket. And on the evidence of today’s match, very well deserved. #U19CWCFinal.”

This is a huge moment for Bangladesh cricket. And on the evidence of today’s match, very well deserved. #U19CWCFinal

— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) February 9, 2020

  Former Indian off-spinner and Chennai Super Kings player tweeted “This was a great final U-19 WORLD  CUP…..congratulations @BCBtigers for winning the U19 World Cup..Team india chin up don’t worry u guys played like a champion @BCCI.”

This was a great final U-19 WORLD CUP…..congratulations @BCBtigers for winning the U19 World Cup..Team india chin up don’t worry u guys played like a champion @BCCI

— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) February 9, 2020

  Former Pakistan women cricket team captain Sana Mir tweeted “Bangladesh cricket has given a very strong message to the world. New U19 World Champions, Bangladesh #U19CWC #U19CWCFinal.”

Bangladesh cricket has given a very strong message to the world. New U19 World Champions , Bangladesh #U19CWC #U19CWCFinal

— Sana Mir ثناء میر (@mir_sana05) February 9, 2020

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