Indian under-19 women’s cricket team
Indian Women Team U19 T20 WC 2025 Semifinal: The Women’s Under-19 T20 World Cup 2025 has reached its last phase. The Indian team performed amazing and defeated Bangladesh by 8 wickets in their first match of Super Six. As soon as he won the match, the Indian women’s team has confirmed a place in the semi -finals and has moved towards winning the title. In the match against Bangladesh, the Indian team bowlers and batsmen played a great game.
Bangladesh’s batting scattered
Indian women’s team captain Nikki Prasad won the toss and decided to bowl first, which proved to be correct. Bangladesh’s team could score only 64 runs in 20 overs. Jannatul Maua (14 runs) and Sumaiya Akhtar (21 runs) were able to reach the double digits for the team. Apart from these two, the rest of the batsman yearned to stay at the crease. Vaishnavi Sharma was the most successful bowler for India and took 3 wickets for 15 runs in four overs.
Gongadi Trisha played 40 runs
The Indian women’s team, which came out to chase the small target, did not have a good start. When Zee Kamalini was dismissed for just 3 runs. After this, Gongadi Trisha batted strongly and won the team by scoring 40 runs alone. Sanika Chalke contributed 11 runs. India easily chased the target in 7.1 overs.
Team India reaches semi -finals
India also defeated Sri Lanka and West Indies in the group stage. Now both these teams have also reached Super Six. For this reason, these two wins of Team India have also joined. The Indian team has won their first match against Bangladesh in Super Six. At the same time, her second match will be against the Scotland women’s team on 28 January. Overall, Group-1 of India’s Super Six has 6 points in three matches and the rate run rate plus is 6.009. He has entered the semi -finals.
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