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Rising all-rounder Shreyanka Patil decimated an inexperienced Hong Kong side with impressive figures of 5/2 as Indian U-23 women’s team opened its campaign in the Women’s Emerging Asia Cup with a comfortable nine-wicket victory, here on Tuesday. The 20-year-old Shreyanka, one of the finds of inaugural edition of WPL having put up a stellar show for RCB, bowled her tight off-breaks as Hong Kong were bowled out for 34 in 14 overs, with opener Mariko Hill scoring 14 off 19 balls. India’s U-19 World Cup stars — left-arm spinner Mannat Kashyap (2/2) and leg-spinner Parshavi Chopra (2/12) — were other wicket-takers.

India have had a great run in the Asia Cup. The only blip in an otherwise flawless campaign was a defeat against arch-rivals Pakistan due to some bizarre planning by coach Ramesh Powar and Harmanpreet. India won't get a chance to settle scores with Pakistan at least in this edition as Sri Lanka knocked them out in the semifinals. A view we wouldn't want to miss! _ The Indian __ and Sri Lankan __ captains pose with the trophy in the picturesque city of Sylhet, before facing each other tomorrow. The most heartening aspect was how three 'seasoned' youngsters -- 18 year-old Shafali Verma (161 runs and 3 wickets), 22-year-old Jemimah Rodrigues (215 runs) and 25-year-old Deepti Sharma (94 runs and 13 wickets) put their hands up and carried the team through to the summit clash. INDW win by 8 wickets India women create history by clinching victory in the final the Asia Cup 2022 to win the title in dominant fashion. The bowling from the Women in Blue was just phenomenal against Sri Lanka in the final as they restricted them a mere total of just 65 runs and Smriti Mandhana's 51 (25) blistering half-century sealed the deal for India. IND-W vs SL-W Women's Asia Cup 2022 LIVE Updates and Scorecard - Moments away from making history Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana in the middle for India as the Women in Blue are just 7 runs away from writing their name in the history books of cricket. INDW - 59/2 (8 Overs), Kaur 10 (13) & Mandhana 41 (23) IND-W vs SL-W Women's Asia Cup 2022 LIVE Up...

The Indian hockey team clinched the Women’s Junior Asia Cup 2023 title in Kakamigahara, Japan, with a 2-1 win over the Republic of Korea in the final on Sunday. This is the first time India have won the Women's Junior Asia Cup. India had already secured a spot in the For India, Annu (21') and Neelam (40’) were on target while Seoyeon Park (24’) scored the solitary goal for Korea. India started the game on an attacking note by winning a penalty corner in the opening minute of the game but they failed to capitalise on it. However, Korea resorted to counter-attacks and controlled the possession. Despite both teams playing attacking hockey, the first quarter ended goalless. Korea stuck to their approach in the second quarter and pushed India on the back foot. However, India took the lead through Annu who converted via a penalty stroke. India’s lead, however, didn’t last long as Seoyeon Park scored an equaliser for Korea via a field goal. The second quarter didn’t witness any more goals as both teams went into the half-time break with the scores levelled at 1-1. The second half of the match started with Korea maintaining possession while the Indian team switched to counter-attacks and it paid off as Neelam converted a penalty corner to put India in front as the third quarter ended with the score 2-1 in favour of the Indian team. In order to protect their lead, India shifted their focus on defending and controlled the tempo of the game by keeping possession in the fourth quarter...

India Women vs Sri Lanka Women Highlights Asia Cup T20 2022 Final: India Women defeated Sri Lanka Women by eight wickets in their Women's Asia Cup 2022 final, at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium in Sylhet, on Saturday. Chasing a target of 66 runs, India cruised to 71 for two in 8.3 overs, in a rather one-sided affair. Opener Smriti Mandhana hammered an unbeaten half-century, clattering 51 runs off 25 balls. Initially, Sri Lanka were crushed by Indian bowlers and could only post 65 for nine in 20 overs, with Inoka Ranaweera remaining unbeaten after registering 18 runs off 22 balls. Meanwhile, Renuka Singh was in hot form and took three wickets for India. Sneh Rana and Rajeshwari Gayakwad bagged two-wicket hauls respectively for Harmanpreet Kaur's side. IND-W vs SL-W Highlights: India defeated Sri Lanka in the Women's Asia Cup 2022 final.(Twitter) Deepti receives the Player of the Tournament award and she says, "Really happy with the way we performed as unit from the first game till today. We executed what was discussed in the meeting. I just back my strengths and those things helped me a lot in this tournament. The wickets were slow and before this tournament, I worked a lot on my batting and those sessions really helped me. This win gives us a lot of confidence going into the upcoming series as well." • Renuka has been adjudged Player of the Match and after receiving her award, she said, "Very happy because the last few games I didn't bowl well. I practiced with my...

4pm Harmanpreet has been handed over the trophy and she joins the rest of her team-mates, who are stood behind the board that reads CHAMPIONS. Meghna Singh, Kiran Navgire and Renuka Singh are in the centre with the trophy as the cheers begin. Both the pillars of this Indian team, Mandhana and Harmanpreet stand at either ends of the group. These are seeds of what you perhaps might see with this Indian unit as they build up to the T20 World Cup in South Africa next year. A short recap of this Women's T20 Asia Cup then, before wrapping up. Thailand's journey to the semi-final will be one of the moments of this tourney, but don't forget UAE and Malaysia's little, bright phases. Theertha Satish, Mahika Gaur, Vaishnave Mahesh etc are names you would hear more of especially in the lead up to the inaugural Women's Under-19 World Cup in January 2023. Pakistan and Bangladesh might not have made the title-clash, but they had their moments in giving the eventual finalists a scare on the way through - of course, Pakistan managed to beat India in the league stage as well. First up. Renuka Singh has been adjudged the player of the match: "I am very happy because in the last few games I did not bowl well. I worked hard with the coach and it worked. I did not try anything different and just focused on my basics. My whole team supports me, including the captain and coach." Next is the player of the tournament and that is Deepti Sharma for her all-round efforts: "I am really very happy. The ...

The junior Indian women's hockey team beat South Korea 2-1 in the final to win the Women's Junior Asia Cup 2023 atKakamigahara, Gifu Prefecture in Japan. This was the first time in history that the Indian junior team won the Women's Junior Asia Cup. India dominated proceedings right from the beginning and won an early penalty corner but they failed to convert that. They then finally broke the deadlock in the 22nd minute when Annu calmly converted a penalty stroke. Victory hour at Women's Junior The 🇮🇳 Junior Women's 🏑Team scripts history by claiming their 1⃣st ever The Incredible Women's Team consists of 17 Well done GIRLS!🥳👏 India's lead did not last long though as Korea came back strongly in the 25th-minute courtesy ofSeoyeon Park's equaliser. Korea started the second half in a more dominant fashion while the Indians mostly focused on counter-attacks. Their tactics paid off as Neelam converted a penalty corner in the 41st minute to restore their lead. The goal turned out to be the Championship-winning strike as India successfully held on to their lead for the remainder of the game. Congratulating the team for winning their maiden Asia Cup title,Hockey India President Dilip Tirkey said, We are filled with immense pride as the Indian Junior Women's team clinched their maiden Junior Asia Cup, leaving us all in awe. Their exceptional display of talent and determination has been truly promising. This triumph has solidified their status as a dominant force in the field, and I ...