Shree Charani made history as the first Indian woman to take over 35 T20I wickets in a single year during the Women's Asia Cup final against Sri Lanka on September 13. She achieved her 36th wicket with a caught-and-bowled dismissal of Harshitha Samarawickrama.
Cricket season brings with it a lively buzz, and The Hood by Olive in Bengaluru is all set to match that energy with a vibrant match-day experience. Located in Ashok Nagar, this neighbourhood bar creates a setting that feels both social and engaging, making it a great spot for fans to come together and enjoy the game.
After winning the women's Asia Cup final in Dubai, India did not accept the trophy from ACC president Mohsin Naqvi, with coach Amol Muzumdar backing BCCI's stand.
India’s women’s team declined to receive the Asia Cup trophy from ACC President Mohsin Naqvi after defeating Sri Lanka in the final, ACC sources said on Sunday. The trophy presentation protocol had been fully finalised, and the trophy was available for the victorious Indian team, the sources said. However, the Indian team itself decided not [...]
Indian women's cricket team head coach Amol Mazumdar opened up on the Harmanpreet Kaur-led team's decision to refuse taking the trophy after winning the 2026 Women's Asia Cup.
Riding on brilliant half-centuries from openers Smriti Mandhana (59) and Shafali Verma (68), India made an imposing 183 for five. The Lankans were bowled out for 111
Read article
Showing 841 to 852 of 1086 results
About the news
How the news of ForBets works
Where the stories come from, how your feed is made and how to get an alert, with the terms of the news pages.
The stories are collected from the news sources of the sports we cover, and each one says where it comes from. For some of them only the opening and a link to the original are shown: the full text is read on the site of the publisher, who owns it.
News has three tabs. Your feed shows the stories of the sports you follow, Discover shows every sport, and Saved holds the stories you kept to read later. You can search by headline or topic, narrow the list to one sport, and mark everything as read.
Yes. In your account, under Sports & alerts, choose the sports you follow and how you want to hear about each one: in the app, by push or by email. The bell in the header collects the new stories of your sports and the new picks of the analysts you follow.
News is for reading and does not recommend bets. For picks, open the list of matches and compare the analysts by their records. The two are kept apart on purpose: a story is a report, and a pick is an opinion that its author answers for.
Your feed
The stories of the sports you follow, the newest first.
Discover
Stories from every sport, whether you follow it or not.
Saved
Stories you kept to read later. They stay until you remove them.
Unread
A story you have not opened yet. It is marked in your feed.
Source
The publisher of a story. For some stories only the opening is shown, and the full text is on the site of the publisher.
