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India and South Africa are set to clash in the 3rd T20I of their five-match series at the scenic Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala on December 14, 2025. The series is locked at 1-1, with India winning the first game and South Africa bouncing back strongly in the second. Team India now has a crucial opportunity to take the series lead, while South Africa will be equally eager to extend their momentum. Cricket fans are eagerly waiting to see how both teams respond under pressure in this thrilling encounter.

For the first time in its 148-year Test history, India has fielded six left-handed batters in the playing XI against South Africa in Kolkata. The bold move, orchestrated by team management under head coach Ravi Shastri and skipper Shubman Gill, comes as a strategic twist to unsettle the opposition and showcase batting depth. With four specialist spinners alongside a strong left-hand lineup, India is signalling a fresh chapter in Test cricket strategy.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has opened its coffers for the world-cup winning women’s team, announcing a cash reward of ₹51 crore for the victorious squad of the 2025 ICC Women’s World Cup. This historic decision underscores the significance of their achievement and marks a new era for women’s cricket in India.

Team India captain Harmanpreet Kaur stepped into the spotlight ahead of the “ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 final” against South Africa with an unmistakable mix of steely resolve and heartfelt emotion. The veteran cricketer admitted she has been the first to shed tears—whether in celebration or after defeat—and now, as the squad prepares to vie for its maiden title, she is determined to turn heartbreak into triumph. As India stands on the brink of rewriting its women’s cricket history, Kaur called for her teammates to enjoy the moment, play freely and show the nation what they’ve long been capable of. A nation full of hope, a captain carrying countless memories—and now, one more chance to make history.

Indian women’s cricket star Jemimah Rodrigues finds both pride and controversy at her doorstep. While her on-field achievements have made her father proud, off-field allegations of religious conversion against her father have sparked a storm.

A former Pakistani cricketer’s bold prediction has gone viral: he claims India will win ICC Women Cricket World Cup 2025. As India rides on a wave of solid performances, the sports world is abuzz with whether this forecast will materialize. With strong momentum, comprehensive team efforts, and growing confidence, India seems poised to make history — but can they live up to the hype?

The 2025 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 is reaching its most dramatic phase as the semi-finalists have been confirmed. Host nation India will join Australia, England and South Africa in the final four, with blockbuster semi-final fixtures lined up at prime venues. With one final spot decided in the group stage and knockout cricket beckoning, the stage is set for a thrilling climax.

All-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy of Team India has suffered a left quadriceps injury during the second ODI in Adelaide, raising doubts about his availability for the forthcoming T20I series against Australia. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) confirmed the injury and said their medical team is monitoring him daily. While the young talent was left out of the third ODI in Sydney, hopes remain that he might recover in time for the limited-overs challenge ahead.