🏏ICC Women's World Cup 2025: South Africa W vs India W, FINAL🏏 - Page 17

Richa is a ruthless marauder 🔪🗡️

To be able to entrammel her efforts to decimate them is worthy of extolment !

Originally posted by: iluvusakshi

Are we 20,30 runs short?

300 plus hona hi chahiye tha.

Let's hope for the best👍

Fettered because of impeccable length 👍

Laura wicket is most important

SA

Knock out game

Chasing

So they will choke

STATS:

Most sixes in a Women's WC edition

12 - Richa Ghosh in 2025

12 - Deandra Dottin in 2013

12 - Lizelle Lee in 2017

11- Harmanpreet Kaur in 2017

10 - Nadine de Klerk in 2025

Most runs in Overs 41-50 in the tournament

185 - Richa Ghosh (SR: 165.17)

119 - Nadine de Klerk (SR: 160.81)

110 - Jemimah Rodrigues (SR: 146.66)

103 - Ashleigh Garnder (SR: 160.93)

95 - Sneh Rana (SR: 135.71)

Originally posted by: iluvusakshi

Are we 20,30 runs short?

300 plus hona hi chahiye tha.

Let's hope for the best👍

We have to take care of our fielding, and bowling should be a calculated one. Restrict runs and take a few wickets intermittently.

So 299 to win. Can South Africa do it? If there is one game that could define the strength and resilience of this team, it would be incredibly difficult to ignore their determined display against hosts in Vizag. Elated by India's comeback with the bat and South Africa's early collapse (58/4), spectators screamed their hearts out cheering every run and wicket alike. Around the 20th over of the chase, with South Africa 5 down for 81, a large section of the fans left the stadium anticipating a cakewalk for the women in Blue. The usually quiet Wolvaardt perhaps loved that serene vibe. Not only did she dig deep with the bat, but she along with Tryon denied India a wicket for the next 16 overs. 108 required off 84 balls with 4 wickets in hand - India firm favourites to win the game. With skipper out, it was de Klerk and Tryon who now had to weather the storm. Thankfully for them, 80 percent of the stadium was empty by then. Oh, what could this bowling all-rounder de Klerk and out-of-form Tryon do? One thing the rich experience of playing multiple T20 leagues can certainly help you with is to tackle pressure like it's a daily routine. The duo brought all that experience and more into their game that night and laid the foundation for an awe-inspiring finish. While skipper Harman indulged in emergency meetings with her bowlers, de Klerk was swiftly sipping the ice-cold water to breathe life into a record run-chase. The sparse crowd kept getting thinner with every decisive blow de Klerk hit towards the end, and when she eventually launched Amanjot for a game-sealing maximum, you could almost hear her decibels of joy from any corner of the stands. It was that silently loud. Can they repeat something similar today?

Originally posted by: Bacillusbadius

Laura wicket is most important

Half the job already done by her by dropping catches.. remaining job is to play 5 maiden overs and then get out on duck 🦆

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

So 299 to win. Can South Africa do it? If there is one game that could define the strength and resilience of this team, it would be incredibly difficult to ignore their determined display against hosts in Vizag. Elated by India's comeback with the bat and South Africa's early collapse (58/4), spectators screamed their hearts out cheering every run and wicket alike. Around the 20th over of the chase, with South Africa 5 down for 81, a large section of the fans left the stadium anticipating a cakewalk for the women in Blue. The usually quiet Wolvaardt perhaps loved that serene vibe. Not only did she dig deep with the bat, but she along with Tryon denied India a wicket for the next 16 overs. 108 required off 84 balls with 4 wickets in hand - India firm favourites to win the game. With skipper out, it was de Klerk and Tryon who now had to weather the storm. Thankfully for them, 80 percent of the stadium was empty by then. Oh, what could this bowling all-rounder de Klerk and out-of-form Tryon do? One thing the rich experience of playing multiple T20 leagues can certainly help you with is to tackle pressure like it's a daily routine. The duo brought all that experience and more into their game that night and laid the foundation for an awe-inspiring finish. While skipper Harman indulged in emergency meetings with her bowlers, de Klerk was swiftly sipping the ice-cold water to breathe life into a record run-chase. The sparse crowd kept getting thinner with every decisive blow de Klerk hit towards the end, and when she eventually launched Amanjot for a game-sealing maximum, you could almost hear her decibels of joy from any corner of the stands. It was that silently loud. Can they repeat something similar today?

Hope they choke yet again 😋

They're running the rope across the outfield. Doesn't seem to be a lot of dew. There's a buggy whirling across the outfield as well and its tyres look fairly dry.