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IND vs SA highlights, Women's World Cup 2025 Final: India's women make history; BCCI announces whopping Rs 51 crore prize money
India vs South Africa Live Score, Women's World Cup 2025 Final: The Indian women's cricket team kept its date with history by winning its first-ever World Cup with a 52-run victory over South to script a golden chapter in the country's pantheon of sporting achievements here on Sunday.
Shafali Verma, the 21-year-old, who till last week wasn't even in the reserves, created memories of a lifetime by scoring 87 in India's 298 for 7 and then grabbed a couple of crucial wickets to restrict the Proteas Women to 246 in in front of a packed DY Patil Stadium.
The seasoned Deepti Sharma (5/39) and young Shree Charani (1/48) also did their bit under extreme pressure to usher in the most memorable day for women's cricket in the country.
If June 25, 1983 was a watershed moment for Indian men's cricket, when Kapil's Devils beat the mighty West Indies at the Lord's, November 2, 2025 will be a seminal moment for women's cricket movement.
Rohit Sharma, who carries the scars of November 19, 2023, was watching the final from the stands with a prayer on his lips that Harmanpreet Kaur doesn't meet his fate.
For Harmanpreet, the lady who has done way more for Indian women's cricket than anyone can envisage, knows how much it hurts to lose a final as it happened eight summers back and her girls didn't let her down.
As she latched on to Nadine de Klerk's offering while back pedaling at extra cover, Ian Bishop fittingly called the moment "inspiring generations". It couldn't have been more poetic with AR Rahman's rendition of 'Vande Mataram' reverberating across the stands.
At the other end was the regal Laura Wolvaardt, who gave everything by scoring 101 off 98 balls.
For head coach Amol Muzumdar, the 'Nearly Man' of Indian cricket, who couldn't wear the whites that he richly deserved, the global triumph with the women's national team would certainly heal those wounds that he has carried for years.
This isn't just another World Cup triumph but something whose social impact will only be understood may be two decades from now.
Eleven special women, led by their firebrand skipper, from now on are not just role models but a beacon of hope for every girl from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, who aspire to pick up the willow and the white cherry, knowing that the sky is the limit.
Shafali Verma, the 21-year-old, who till last week wasn't even in the reserves, created memories of a lifetime by scoring 87 in India's 298 for 7 and then grabbed a couple of crucial wickets to restrict the Proteas Women to 246 in in front of a packed DY Patil Stadium.
The seasoned Deepti Sharma (5/39) and young Shree Charani (1/48) also did their bit under extreme pressure to usher in the most memorable day for women's cricket in the country.
If June 25, 1983 was a watershed moment for Indian men's cricket, when Kapil's Devils beat the mighty West Indies at the Lord's, November 2, 2025 will be a seminal moment for women's cricket movement.
Rohit Sharma, who carries the scars of November 19, 2023, was watching the final from the stands with a prayer on his lips that Harmanpreet Kaur doesn't meet his fate.
For Harmanpreet, the lady who has done way more for Indian women's cricket than anyone can envisage, knows how much it hurts to lose a final as it happened eight summers back and her girls didn't let her down.
As she latched on to Nadine de Klerk's offering while back pedaling at extra cover, Ian Bishop fittingly called the moment "inspiring generations". It couldn't have been more poetic with AR Rahman's rendition of 'Vande Mataram' reverberating across the stands.
At the other end was the regal Laura Wolvaardt, who gave everything by scoring 101 off 98 balls.
For head coach Amol Muzumdar, the 'Nearly Man' of Indian cricket, who couldn't wear the whites that he richly deserved, the global triumph with the women's national team would certainly heal those wounds that he has carried for years.
This isn't just another World Cup triumph but something whose social impact will only be understood may be two decades from now.
Eleven special women, led by their firebrand skipper, from now on are not just role models but a beacon of hope for every girl from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, who aspire to pick up the willow and the white cherry, knowing that the sky is the limit.
23:06 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: Harmanpreet Kaur sends a powerful message after becoming first IND Women skipper to win the World Cup
After the win, Harmanpreet took to Instagram, sharing a picture of herself with the trophy and a bold message accompanyng it.
“Some dreams are shared by a billion people. That’s why cricket is everyone’s game,” Harmanpreet wrote in her caption while sharing a picture of herself wearing the T-shirt and sleeping with the trophy.
“Cricket is a gentleman's EVERYONE'S game,” the text on the T-shirt read — with ‘gentleman’s’ struck out.
She has added her name to an elite list which featured just 3 people before - Rohit Sharma, MS Dhoni and Kapil Dev as the only Indian skippers to win a World Cup for India.
“Some dreams are shared by a billion people. That’s why cricket is everyone’s game,” Harmanpreet wrote in her caption while sharing a picture of herself wearing the T-shirt and sleeping with the trophy.
“Cricket is a gentleman's EVERYONE'S game,” the text on the T-shirt read — with ‘gentleman’s’ struck out.
She has added her name to an elite list which featured just 3 people before - Rohit Sharma, MS Dhoni and Kapil Dev as the only Indian skippers to win a World Cup for India.
23:03 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: Palash Muchhal's 'SM18' tattoo for Smriti Mandhana breaks the internet
After Team India's win, a gesture of love and admiration for Smriti Mandhana broke the internet.
Shared by her boyfriend and musician Palash Muchhal, he clicked a picture holding the World Cup trophy. Fans were quick to notice that he had tattooed the initials SM (Smriti Mandhana) and her jersey number 18 on his hand.
“I don't know how do I react to that. It is still sinking in. As you said, I haven't been emotional on a cricket field. But yeah, I mean, this is a very unreal moment. Home World Cup and yeah, I mean, to be the champion in India, I mean, I just can't. I'm still not able to process it,” Mandhana had said after the match.
Shared by her boyfriend and musician Palash Muchhal, he clicked a picture holding the World Cup trophy. Fans were quick to notice that he had tattooed the initials SM (Smriti Mandhana) and her jersey number 18 on his hand.
“I don't know how do I react to that. It is still sinking in. As you said, I haven't been emotional on a cricket field. But yeah, I mean, this is a very unreal moment. Home World Cup and yeah, I mean, to be the champion in India, I mean, I just can't. I'm still not able to process it,” Mandhana had said after the match.
22:59 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: India Women finally debut team anthem after World Cup win
Vowing not to sing it on camera until they won the World Cup, Team India Women finally debuted their team song on camera after the win with the World Cup trophy alongside them.
Led by Jemimah Rodrigues, the stars stood in a circle along with the support staff and sang the song.
Watch them sing and celebrate here
22:50 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: Harmanpreet Kaur to make way? Former IND Women skipper makes a bold suggestion
Former India captain Shantha Rangaswamy has called for a leadership transition in the Women's side a day after their triumph, suggesting that Harmanpreet should make way for Smriti Mandhana to take the reins and lead the team forward.
Her suggestion was made with the intention of making the skipper's life easier going forward in the team.
“It’s overdue. Because Harman as a batter and a fielder is brilliant. Yes. But tactically, she can fumble at times. I feel she can contribute more if she’s without the burden of captaincy,” Rangaswamy told PTI.
Her suggestion was made with the intention of making the skipper's life easier going forward in the team.
“It’s overdue. Because Harman as a batter and a fielder is brilliant. Yes. But tactically, she can fumble at times. I feel she can contribute more if she’s without the burden of captaincy,” Rangaswamy told PTI.
22:35 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: DSP Deepti Sharma brings glory to UP Police
Deepti Sharma, appointed as Deputy Superintendent of Police in January 2025, received heartfelt praise from Uttar Pradesh Director General of Police (DGP) Rajeev Krishna for her stellar performance at the tournament.
She was hailed for her contributions and for making her nation, state and Uttar Pradesh police proud,
After the win, Deepti credited the win to 'destiny' and that it was 'written' for India to win it at home.
She was hailed for her contributions and for making her nation, state and Uttar Pradesh police proud,
After the win, Deepti credited the win to 'destiny' and that it was 'written' for India to win it at home.
22:14 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: Madhya Pradesh Government announces 1 crore for pacer!
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced a Rs 1 crore reward for Kranti Gaud, acknowledging her as a “daughter of the state who made the nation proud.”
While she did not strike in the final, her constant threat and passionate display on the field came as a welcome resource for the world champions throughout the tournament.
The 22-year-old struck with the crucial wicket of Australia skipper Alyssa Healy in the semi-final.
While she did not strike in the final, her constant threat and passionate display on the field came as a welcome resource for the world champions throughout the tournament.
The 22-year-old struck with the crucial wicket of Australia skipper Alyssa Healy in the semi-final.
22:11 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: Amanjot Kaur wins special Team India award
As revealed in a BCCI video, Amanjot Kaur was named the best fielder of the final for her stunning performance on the field.
First, she struck with the run out to dismiss Tazmin Brits and help India get the first breakthrough in South Africa's chase.
She then took the all-important catch of SA skipper Laura Wolvaardt, who was on 101 to virtually put one hand on the trophy for the hosts.
Fielding coach Munish Bali also lauded Smriti Mandhana for her 8 'perfect' catches and for topping the team leaderboard in the same.
First, she struck with the run out to dismiss Tazmin Brits and help India get the first breakthrough in South Africa's chase.
She then took the all-important catch of SA skipper Laura Wolvaardt, who was on 101 to virtually put one hand on the trophy for the hosts.
Fielding coach Munish Bali also lauded Smriti Mandhana for her 8 'perfect' catches and for topping the team leaderboard in the same.
22:06 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: Harmanpreet Kaur recreates an iconic MS Dhoni moment from 2011!
After the win at the DY Patil Stadium, Team India celebrated in Mumbai on Monday.
Social media went berserk after the BCCI posted pictures of the India Women skipper with the trophy in front of the iconic Gateway of India, sending fans down memory lane when MS Dhoni did the same after leading India to the 2011 World Cup.
Notably, only Harmanpreet, Dhoni, Rohit Sharma and Kapil Dev are the World Cup winning skippers from the nation.
21:59 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: BCCI offers a whopping 51 crore rupees to the victors
In a grand gesture celebrating India’s greatest moment in women’s cricket, the BCCI has announced a record-breaking Rs 51 crore cash reward for the triumphant Indian team that lifted the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 on Sunday in Navi Mumbai.
The prize, which includes players, coaches, and support staff, marks one of the most significant rewards in Indian sporting history.
The prize, which includes players, coaches, and support staff, marks one of the most significant rewards in Indian sporting history.
21:58 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: Team India women set for special meeting with Prime Minister after final triumph
After the historic win the ICC Women's World Cup final, Harmanpreet Kaur and co. are set to meet up with PM Narendra Modi in a special meeting on Wednesday, November 5 in New Delhi.
The champions are currently in Mumbai celebrating the win and will likely leave for the national capital tomorrow.
The BCCI has also announced a whopping sum to the players after the win, and they're set to become crorepatis with this result.
The champions are currently in Mumbai celebrating the win and will likely leave for the national capital tomorrow.
The BCCI has also announced a whopping sum to the players after the win, and they're set to become crorepatis with this result.
12:18 (IST) Nov 03
India’s historic ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 triumph is doing more than rewriting record books — it’s reshaping the economics of women’s cricket. Following Harmanpreet Kaur and her team’s emphatic 52-run win over South Africa in the final at Navi Mumbai’s DY Patil Stadium, the champions are set to share an unprecedented combined windfall of over ₹90 crore in prize money and cash rewards.
The victory also secured India a record-breaking USD 4.48 million (₹39.78 crore) in prize money from the International Cricket Council (ICC) — the highest payout ever for any cricket World Cup. The total prize purse for the 2025 edition stood at USD 13.88 million (₹123 crore), a staggering 297% increase from the previous tournament in New Zealand.
The victory also secured India a record-breaking USD 4.48 million (₹39.78 crore) in prize money from the International Cricket Council (ICC) — the highest payout ever for any cricket World Cup. The total prize purse for the 2025 edition stood at USD 13.88 million (₹123 crore), a staggering 297% increase from the previous tournament in New Zealand.
11:54 (IST) Nov 03
In one of the most touching moments after India’s historic ICC Women’s World Cup triumph, ICC Chairman and former BCCI secretary Jay Shah’s mother and daughter were seen sharing a warm interaction with captain Harmanpreet Kaur and vice-captain Smriti Mandhana following the team’s title-winning night in Navi Mumbai.
11:08 (IST) Nov 03
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is yet to finalise plans for a grand victory parade to honour the women’s cricket team’s historic ICC World Cup triumph, secretary Devajit Saikia confirmed to IANS on Monday.
India’s women’s team ended their long wait for a world title in spectacular fashion on Sunday, defeating first-time finalists South Africa by 52 runs in the final at Navi Mumbai’s DY Patil Stadium. The win not only delivered India their maiden ICC Women’s World Cup but also ushered in a new era for the sport in the country.
However, celebrations on a national scale may take a little longer. While fans across India continue to revel in the glory of the team’s landmark achievement, the BCCI has yet to lock in details for an official parade or felicitation ceremony to mark the momentous occasion.
India’s women’s team ended their long wait for a world title in spectacular fashion on Sunday, defeating first-time finalists South Africa by 52 runs in the final at Navi Mumbai’s DY Patil Stadium. The win not only delivered India their maiden ICC Women’s World Cup but also ushered in a new era for the sport in the country.
However, celebrations on a national scale may take a little longer. While fans across India continue to revel in the glory of the team’s landmark achievement, the BCCI has yet to lock in details for an official parade or felicitation ceremony to mark the momentous occasion.
10:41 (IST) Nov 03
The night India lifted their maiden ICC Women’s World Cup trophy at Navi Mumbai’s DY Patil Stadium wasn’t just about the crowning glory of Harmanpreet Kaur and her fearless squad — it was also about the legacy that paved the way. The most emotional moment came when the newly crowned world champions shared the glittering trophy with two trailblazers who laid the foundation of Indian women’s cricket — Mithali Raj and Jhulan Goswami.
As fireworks lit up the Navi Mumbai sky and chants of “India, India!” echoed around the stadium, Harmanpreet and her teammates made their way into the stands to present the trophy first to Raj, India’s all-time leading run-scorer, and Goswami, the nation’s most prolific wicket-taker. Both legends had led India to the brink of glory in 2005 and 2017 — heartbreaks that left unfinished dreams.
As fireworks lit up the Navi Mumbai sky and chants of “India, India!” echoed around the stadium, Harmanpreet and her teammates made their way into the stands to present the trophy first to Raj, India’s all-time leading run-scorer, and Goswami, the nation’s most prolific wicket-taker. Both legends had led India to the brink of glory in 2005 and 2017 — heartbreaks that left unfinished dreams.
09:53 (IST) Nov 03
India’s historic triumph at the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 in Navi Mumbai was as much about emotion and empathy as it was about excellence. Moments after scripting history with a 52-run victory over South Africa to lift their maiden world title, Harmanpreet Kaur’s side displayed a beautiful act of sportsmanship — consoling their heartbroken rivals in scenes that perfectly embodied the spirit of cricket.
A video shared by the ICC captured moving moments after the final — Indian players reaching out to comfort their teary-eyed South African counterparts, offering hugs, handshakes, and words of encouragement. The gestures struck a chord with fans worldwide, serving as a poignant reminder that while victories define history, kindness defines legacy.
A video shared by the ICC captured moving moments after the final — Indian players reaching out to comfort their teary-eyed South African counterparts, offering hugs, handshakes, and words of encouragement. The gestures struck a chord with fans worldwide, serving as a poignant reminder that while victories define history, kindness defines legacy.
09:13 (IST) Nov 03
Former India captain and legendary batter Mithali Raj was visibly emotional and filled with pride as India’s women’s cricket team finally lifted their maiden ICC Women’s World Cup trophy, defeating South Africa by 52 runs in a thrilling final at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on Sunday.
For Mithali — who had led India to two heartbreaks in the 2005 and 2017 World Cup finals — this victory marked the realization of a two-decade-long dream. Taking to social media, the 42-year-old icon poured her heart out in a post that resonated with every generation of Indian women cricketers who had dared to dream of this day.
For Mithali — who had led India to two heartbreaks in the 2005 and 2017 World Cup finals — this victory marked the realization of a two-decade-long dream. Taking to social media, the 42-year-old icon poured her heart out in a post that resonated with every generation of Indian women cricketers who had dared to dream of this day.
08:24 (IST) Nov 03
With a beaming smile and the tricolour held high, Nita Ambani embodied the emotion of a billion Indians on Sunday night as the Indian women’s cricket team scripted history by clinching their maiden ICC ODI World Cup title in Navi Mumbai.
Moments after Harmanpreet Kaur’s team sealed a thrilling 52-run victory over South Africa at a packed DY Patil Stadium, cameras captured a heartwarming sight — Nita Ambani, standing in the gallery alongside Rohit Sharma, his wife Ritika Sajdeh, and ICC Chair Jay Shah, proudly waving the national flag. The image, radiating joy and pride, perfectly reflected the nation’s collective celebration.
Moments after Harmanpreet Kaur’s team sealed a thrilling 52-run victory over South Africa at a packed DY Patil Stadium, cameras captured a heartwarming sight — Nita Ambani, standing in the gallery alongside Rohit Sharma, his wife Ritika Sajdeh, and ICC Chair Jay Shah, proudly waving the national flag. The image, radiating joy and pride, perfectly reflected the nation’s collective celebration.
07:54 (IST) Nov 03
In a monumental gesture honouring a defining chapter in Indian sport, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced a record Rs 51 crore cash reward for the Indian women’s cricket team following their historic ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 triumph in Navi Mumbai on Sunday. The reward, which extends to players, coaches, and support staff, stands as one of the most generous in India’s sporting history — a tribute to a team that has inspired a nation.
BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia, speaking to ANI, described the victory as a transformative moment for Indian cricket, one that will “reshape the future of women’s sport in the country.”
BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia, speaking to ANI, described the victory as a transformative moment for Indian cricket, one that will “reshape the future of women’s sport in the country.”
07:26 (IST) Nov 03
Two of the world’s most powerful tech leaders — Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella — joined millions of Indians in celebrating one of the most defining moments in Indian women’s cricket. As Harmanpreet Kaur’s team lifted their maiden ICC Women’s World Cup trophy with a thrilling 52-run victory over South Africa in Navi Mumbai on Sunday, the Silicon Valley giants — both passionate cricket followers — took to social media to share their joy and admiration.
For Indian cricket, it was a night that transcended sport — a moment of redemption long in the making. After years of heartbreak and near-misses in 2005 and 2017, Harmanpreet’s fearless brigade finally turned promise into glory, scripting a golden chapter in front of a euphoric DY Patil Stadium crowd. It was more than just a win; it was the dawn of a new era for women’s cricket in India.
For Indian cricket, it was a night that transcended sport — a moment of redemption long in the making. After years of heartbreak and near-misses in 2005 and 2017, Harmanpreet’s fearless brigade finally turned promise into glory, scripting a golden chapter in front of a euphoric DY Patil Stadium crowd. It was more than just a win; it was the dawn of a new era for women’s cricket in India.
06:58 (IST) Nov 03
As the saying goes, “Every dark night is followed by a bright sunrise.” On Sunday, India finally saw that sunrise — one that washed away the pain of November 19, 2023. Two years after the men’s team’s heartbreaking World Cup defeat to Australia in Ahmedabad, Harmanpreet Kaur’s fearless Indian women etched a new chapter of redemption, lifting their maiden ICC Women’s World Cup crown in Navi Mumbai.
The contrast between the two Novembers couldn’t have been more profound. The haunting images of a tearful Rohit Sharma and a shattered Virat Kohli from 2023 had long lingered in India’s collective memory. But on November 2, 2025, those tears found closure. Harmanpreet’s jubilant leap and the euphoric embrace of her teammates at the DY Patil Stadium transformed grief into glory — turning heartbreak into healing and despair into a moment of eternal pride.
The contrast between the two Novembers couldn’t have been more profound. The haunting images of a tearful Rohit Sharma and a shattered Virat Kohli from 2023 had long lingered in India’s collective memory. But on November 2, 2025, those tears found closure. Harmanpreet’s jubilant leap and the euphoric embrace of her teammates at the DY Patil Stadium transformed grief into glory — turning heartbreak into healing and despair into a moment of eternal pride.
06:19 (IST) Nov 03
On the night the Women in Blue ascended to the throne as World Champions, it wasn’t just their cricketing brilliance that moved the nation — it was a fleeting moment of respect and grace that truly defined India’s triumph. As captain Harmanpreet Kaur walked up the podium to receive the ICC Women’s World Cup trophy from ICC chair Jay Shah at Mumbai’s DY Patil Stadium, what unfolded — and what didn’t — became the talking point of the night.
After a cordial handshake, Harmanpreet, guided by instinct and tradition, began to bow in a gesture of reverence, ready to touch Shah’s feet — a mark of deep respect in Indian culture. But Shah quickly responded with a warm smile and a slight nod, gently stopping her. The brief exchange, lasting only a heartbeat, carried immense emotion and symbolism.
In that single second, the Indian captain showcased not just sporting excellence but the values that define her — humility, respect, and rootedness. The clip went viral within moments, with fans celebrating it as the perfect reflection of India’s culture on the global stage — a champion’s gesture, backed by grace and tradition.
After a cordial handshake, Harmanpreet, guided by instinct and tradition, began to bow in a gesture of reverence, ready to touch Shah’s feet — a mark of deep respect in Indian culture. But Shah quickly responded with a warm smile and a slight nod, gently stopping her. The brief exchange, lasting only a heartbeat, carried immense emotion and symbolism.
In that single second, the Indian captain showcased not just sporting excellence but the values that define her — humility, respect, and rootedness. The clip went viral within moments, with fans celebrating it as the perfect reflection of India’s culture on the global stage — a champion’s gesture, backed by grace and tradition.
05:38 (IST) Nov 03
The instant Nadine de Klerk sliced a low full toss from Deepti Sharma towards extra cover, an entire nation seemed to pause. Harmanpreet Kaur, composed yet razor-sharp, judged it to perfection — moving backward, leaping high, and clutching the ball that sealed India’s place in history. And in that split second, the eruption began. India were crowned the Women’s World Champions.
The DY Patil Stadium turned into a cauldron of noise and emotion. Harmanpreet kept running — no longer chasing the ball, but running on pure adrenaline and disbelief. Deepti Sharma was the first to embrace her captain, before the rest of the team stormed in, engulfing them in a tearful, joyous heap.
In that electric huddle at the center of the field, every sacrifice, heartbreak, and near-miss of the past seemed to melt away. The blue wave had risen, and the world was watching — India’s moment of destiny had finally arrived.
The DY Patil Stadium turned into a cauldron of noise and emotion. Harmanpreet kept running — no longer chasing the ball, but running on pure adrenaline and disbelief. Deepti Sharma was the first to embrace her captain, before the rest of the team stormed in, engulfing them in a tearful, joyous heap.
In that electric huddle at the center of the field, every sacrifice, heartbreak, and near-miss of the past seemed to melt away. The blue wave had risen, and the world was watching — India’s moment of destiny had finally arrived.
01:22 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: CHAMPIONS
The Indian women's cricket team kept its date with history by winning its first-ever World Cup with a 52-run victory over South to script a golden chapter in the country's pantheon of sporting achievements on Sunday.
Shafali Verma, the 21-year-old, who till last week wasn't even in the reserves, created memories of a lifetime by scoring 87 in India's 298 for 7 and then grabbed a couple of crucial wickets to restrict the Proteas Women to 246 in in front of a packed DY Patil Stadium.
00:55 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: Time to collect the trophy
And now, the moment every Indian fan and player has been waiting for arrives. One by one, the Indian stars step up to collect their medals — beginning with Charani — as the crowd erupts in applause for each champion who walks up to the podium.
00:50 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: 'Couldn't be prouder of this team' - Laura
Couldn't be prouder of this team. Played some brilliant cricket. Unfortunate to be on the losing side but we'll definitely grow from this as a group. Did so well to put those bad games behind us.
We were either really good or really bad. But for the most part we were really good. Probably didn't have my best year leading into this World Cup and didn't have a great start.
Probably overthinking wasn't the best thing. We were hoping for a little bit more early on (in terms of movement). They were definitely tracking for somewhere around 350. But our back-end was brilliant. She batted superbly (Shafali).
Plays very aggressive and when it comes off she can hurt teams. She's been phenomenal for so many editions of this tournament (Kapp). It's probably her last one. The whole group wanted to win it for her.
Laura Wolvaardt | South Africa captain
We were either really good or really bad. But for the most part we were really good. Probably didn't have my best year leading into this World Cup and didn't have a great start.
Probably overthinking wasn't the best thing. We were hoping for a little bit more early on (in terms of movement). They were definitely tracking for somewhere around 350. But our back-end was brilliant. She batted superbly (Shafali).
Plays very aggressive and when it comes off she can hurt teams. She's been phenomenal for so many editions of this tournament (Kapp). It's probably her last one. The whole group wanted to win it for her.
Laura Wolvaardt | South Africa captain
00:50 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: Deepti Sharma in ODI World Cup
Deepti Sharma in ODI World Cup
2017: Last recognised batter to be dismissed (penultimate wicket) in the final when India needed 11 off 12.
2022: Had Mignon du Preez caught when SA needed 3 off 2 in a must-win game for India, only for replays to indicate that she had overstepped. India eventually lost the game and were knocked out of the competition.
2025: Redemption! An all-round show in India’s maiden title win. She is the first to achieve a double of 200 runs and 20 wickets in a single ODI World Cup edition - Men's or Women's.
2017: Last recognised batter to be dismissed (penultimate wicket) in the final when India needed 11 off 12.
2022: Had Mignon du Preez caught when SA needed 3 off 2 in a must-win game for India, only for replays to indicate that she had overstepped. India eventually lost the game and were knocked out of the competition.
2025: Redemption! An all-round show in India’s maiden title win. She is the first to achieve a double of 200 runs and 20 wickets in a single ODI World Cup edition - Men's or Women's.
00:49 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: Women’s ODI WC winners
Women’s ODI WC winners
7 - Australia (1978, 1982, 1988, 1997, 2005, 2013, 2022)
4 - England (1973, 1993, 2009, 2017)
1 - New Zealand (2000)
1 - India (2025)
This is the first time that a Women’s ODI World Cup has been won by a team that lost three matches in the tournament.
It has happened twice in the Men’s tournament: Pakistan in 1992 and England in 2019.
7 - Australia (1978, 1982, 1988, 1997, 2005, 2013, 2022)
4 - England (1973, 1993, 2009, 2017)
1 - New Zealand (2000)
1 - India (2025)
This is the first time that a Women’s ODI World Cup has been won by a team that lost three matches in the tournament.
It has happened twice in the Men’s tournament: Pakistan in 1992 and England in 2019.
00:49 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: STAT ATTACK!
Most wickets in Women’s ODI WC edition
23 - Lyn Fullston (AUS-W) in 1982
22 - Jackie Lord (NZ-W) in 1982
22 - Deepti Sharma (IND-W) in 2025
21 - Sophie Ecclestone (ENG-W) in 2022
20 - Shubhangi Kulkarni (IND-W) in 1982
20 - Neetu David (IND-W) in 2005
23 - Lyn Fullston (AUS-W) in 1982
22 - Jackie Lord (NZ-W) in 1982
22 - Deepti Sharma (IND-W) in 2025
21 - Sophie Ecclestone (ENG-W) in 2022
20 - Shubhangi Kulkarni (IND-W) in 1982
20 - Neetu David (IND-W) in 2005
00:36 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: 'Feeling like a dream' - Deepti
Honestly, this is feeling like a dream because we have not been able to come out of that emotion. Feeling really nice I could contribute this way in a World Cup final. We have always thought about how we can use the takeaways from every match. Thanks to them (the people), this would not have been possible. As a team, we are feeling very happy.
(On her responsibilities and roles and preparation) I always enjoy, whichever department I am in, or whichever situation is. I wanted to play according to the situation. Enjoyed a lot.
As a stage, to perform as an all-rounder, it cannot be a more amazing feeling. Laura played a very good innings. But we were always calm, and cheering each other up. As a bowling unit, we were talking about going to the last ball and to focus on our best ball, and that is what we did. (On what she wants to see changing) There has been a lot of change since 2017.
I hope there are even more matches now (for us). I just wanted to dedicate this (POTS) trophy to my mom and dad.
Deepti Sharma
(On her responsibilities and roles and preparation) I always enjoy, whichever department I am in, or whichever situation is. I wanted to play according to the situation. Enjoyed a lot.
As a stage, to perform as an all-rounder, it cannot be a more amazing feeling. Laura played a very good innings. But we were always calm, and cheering each other up. As a bowling unit, we were talking about going to the last ball and to focus on our best ball, and that is what we did. (On what she wants to see changing) There has been a lot of change since 2017.
I hope there are even more matches now (for us). I just wanted to dedicate this (POTS) trophy to my mom and dad.
Deepti Sharma
00:35 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: Deepti Sharma is the Player of the Tournament
00:27 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: 'It is a watershed moment for Indian cricket' - Amol
Absolutely proud. I don't know, it has not yet sunk in. Unbelievable achievement and they deserve every credit and everything that will follow from here. They have worked terribly hard. They have done every Indian proud. We did not look at those losses as losses, we looked them as we could not get over the line. We dominated majority of those matches, and we just thought there are some hiccups.
We were still alive in the tournament and here we are, as world champions. I know for a fact that they have worked extremely hard for this, and it is a watershed moment for Indian cricket. (One word on Shafali) Magical.
Turns up in the semi final. In the final, packed ground, turns up with a magical innings, and then with the ball. That was one thing we spoke a lot about in the dressing room. Fielding and fitness was something we spoke about. They just turned it up on this day in the World Cup final - I could not have asked for more.
Amol Majumdar
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We were still alive in the tournament and here we are, as world champions. I know for a fact that they have worked extremely hard for this, and it is a watershed moment for Indian cricket. (One word on Shafali) Magical.
Turns up in the semi final. In the final, packed ground, turns up with a magical innings, and then with the ball. That was one thing we spoke a lot about in the dressing room. Fielding and fitness was something we spoke about. They just turned it up on this day in the World Cup final - I could not have asked for more.
Amol Majumdar
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00:25 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: 'When I saw Sachin Tendulkar, it gave me an incredible boost' - Shafali
I said at the start, that God has sent me here to do something nice, and that reflected today. Very happy that we won and I cannot express it in words. It was difficult but I had confidence in myself - that if I can stay calm, I could achieve everything. My parents, my friends, my brother, everyone supported me and helped me understand how to play.
It was very important for my team and myself, and I just wanted to make my team win. My mind was clear and I worked on my plans. So happy that I could execute and Smriti di and Harman di, everyone was supporting me. They (seniors) asked me just to play my own game, and when you get that clarity, that is all you need. It is a very memorable moment.
When I saw him (Sachin Tendulkar), it gave me an incredible boost. I keep talking to him, he keeps giving me confidence. He is the master of cricket, and we keep getting inspired just looking at him.
- Shafali Verma
It was very important for my team and myself, and I just wanted to make my team win. My mind was clear and I worked on my plans. So happy that I could execute and Smriti di and Harman di, everyone was supporting me. They (seniors) asked me just to play my own game, and when you get that clarity, that is all you need. It is a very memorable moment.
When I saw him (Sachin Tendulkar), it gave me an incredible boost. I keep talking to him, he keeps giving me confidence. He is the master of cricket, and we keep getting inspired just looking at him.
- Shafali Verma
00:24 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: Shafali Verma is the Player of the Match
00:24 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: 'This flag on my shoulder means so much' - Rawal
I can’t even express it. There are no words. This flag on my shoulder means so much. To be here with my team - it’s surreal. Injuries are part of the game. I’m just so happy I could still be part of this team. I love this team.
I can’t express what I feel - we actually did it! We’re the first Indian team to win the World Cup in so long. The whole of India deserves this. Honestly, it was harder to watch than to play.
Every wicket, every boundary - it gave me goosebumps. The energy, the crowd, the emotion - it was incredible.
Pratika Rawal
I can’t express what I feel - we actually did it! We’re the first Indian team to win the World Cup in so long. The whole of India deserves this. Honestly, it was harder to watch than to play.
Every wicket, every boundary - it gave me goosebumps. The energy, the crowd, the emotion - it was incredible.
Pratika Rawal
00:23 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: 'Winning this World Cup - it’s a dream come true' - Richa Ghosh
It means everything. We’ve been waiting for this for such a long time. Winning this World Cup - it’s a dream come true. We’re world champions now. I can’t even describe what I’m feeling. Everyone’s watching us.
It’s so emotional - it’s completely different. We said, this is the last day of the tournament. Whatever we have, we give it all. Whether it’s your body, your energy, your last bit of strength - we play for each other. That was our motto: give it everything.
Yes, of course, there was pressure. The crowd was huge, the atmosphere was big. But I told myself, I’ve done the work - just trust myself. Everyone in the team believed I could finish it, and that belief helped me a lot.
Richa Ghosh
It’s so emotional - it’s completely different. We said, this is the last day of the tournament. Whatever we have, we give it all. Whether it’s your body, your energy, your last bit of strength - we play for each other. That was our motto: give it everything.
Yes, of course, there was pressure. The crowd was huge, the atmosphere was big. But I told myself, I’ve done the work - just trust myself. Everyone in the team believed I could finish it, and that belief helped me a lot.
Richa Ghosh
00:19 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: 'To finally lift the World Cup today - I’ll take those 45 sleepless nights any day for this moment' - Mandhana
Every World Cup we’ve gone into, there have been so many heartbreaks for all of us. But we always believed that we had a bigger responsibility - not just to win, but to keep growing women’s cricket. And honestly, just look at the support we’ve had over the last month and a half.
It’s been incredible.
To finally lift the World Cup today - I’ll take those 45 sleepless nights any day for this moment. That last World Cup was definitely tough for all of us to take. But after that, we had a clear focus - to get fitter, stronger, and better in every area. And honestly, what’s special about this team - and no one really talks about it - is how much we stuck together.
Everyone supported each other, through good days and bad. We genuinely celebrated each other’s success. The team environment this time… it was just so positive, so connected. That’s been the biggest difference, I think.
Smriti Mandhana
It’s been incredible.
To finally lift the World Cup today - I’ll take those 45 sleepless nights any day for this moment. That last World Cup was definitely tough for all of us to take. But after that, we had a clear focus - to get fitter, stronger, and better in every area. And honestly, what’s special about this team - and no one really talks about it - is how much we stuck together.
Everyone supported each other, through good days and bad. We genuinely celebrated each other’s success. The team environment this time… it was just so positive, so connected. That’s been the biggest difference, I think.
Smriti Mandhana
00:16 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: 'To be here again, as a world champion, it’s unbelievable' - Amanjot Kaur
Honestly, I don’t even know what to expect. To be here again, as a world champion, it’s unbelievable. It’s been such a recovery - from where I was a year ago to where I am now. This means a lot.
You can see the crowd - they’re all around us, the energy is incredible. We’re just getting started. We’re going to take it to the next level and dominate across the world, in every moment. I just want to say congratulations to everyone - my family, everyone watching in India and around the world. They’ve supported me, sitting at home, cheering, believing. They’re the ones who helped me the most.
I’m so grateful we could do this together. It’s amazing. The fans have been unbelievable. This one’s for all of them - for every woman, for everyone watching, and especially for Pratika. Not everything in life is good - but there’s good in everything. I’m just grateful. Truly grateful.
Amanjot Kaur
You can see the crowd - they’re all around us, the energy is incredible. We’re just getting started. We’re going to take it to the next level and dominate across the world, in every moment. I just want to say congratulations to everyone - my family, everyone watching in India and around the world. They’ve supported me, sitting at home, cheering, believing. They’re the ones who helped me the most.
I’m so grateful we could do this together. It’s amazing. The fans have been unbelievable. This one’s for all of them - for every woman, for everyone watching, and especially for Pratika. Not everything in life is good - but there’s good in everything. I’m just grateful. Truly grateful.
Amanjot Kaur
00:04 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: CHAMPIONS
India are champions!
History created at the DY Patil Stadium!
Deepti Sharma delivers the knockout punch as de Klerk miscues one straight to Harmanpreet Kaur. The skipper grabs it safely, and the celebrations erupt.
Fireworks light up the Mumbai sky as India lift their maiden Women’s World Cup title!
History created at the DY Patil Stadium!
Deepti Sharma delivers the knockout punch as de Klerk miscues one straight to Harmanpreet Kaur. The skipper grabs it safely, and the celebrations erupt.
Fireworks light up the Mumbai sky as India lift their maiden Women’s World Cup title!
00:02 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: INDIA ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS
India (298/7) beat South Africa (246) by 52 runs to win maiden ODI World Cup title.
00:00 (IST) Nov 03
IND vs SA Live Score: WICKET! India one wicket away from title win
WICKET! Ayabonga Khaka is run out. Total mix-up and India are one wicket away! De Klerk nudges it towards cover, there’s hesitation, and Khaka is left stranded halfway down the pitch. Deepti Sharma fires a sharp throw to Richa Ghosh, who whips off the bails in a flash.
23:57 (IST) Nov 02
IND vs SA Live Score: Bonus runs!
Shree Charani to de Klerk, 5 wides. Renuka is running but poor fielding from her. It's a wide and a boundary too. Bonus runs for South Africa.
23:56 (IST) Nov 02
IND vs SA Live Score: FOUR for Nadine de Klerk!
FOUR! Nadine de Klerk smashes Shree Charani for a boundary. Risky shot from the batter.
South Africa Women need 63 runs in 32 balls
South Africa Women need 63 runs in 32 balls
23:53 (IST) Nov 02
IND vs SA Live Score: DROPPED!
Another drop! Nadine de Klerk hits this towards square leg. Jemimah is underneath the ball. She drops a sitter. Pressure of a World Cup final?
23:52 (IST) Nov 02
IND vs SA Live Score: DROPPED!
Renuka Singh to Ayabonga Khaka. Khaka gets the leading edge and Renuka drops it.
23:45 (IST) Nov 02
IND vs SA Live Score: WICKET! REVIEW and OUT!
WICKET! REVIEW and OUT! A loud LBW appeal from Deepti Sharma against Tryon. Up goes the finger. SA take a review. India are just a step away! A quicker delivery fired in on middle and leg, skids on with the angle, and beats Tryon’s flick. Thuds onto the front pad. It's OUT The crowd roars as India move closer to sealing the title.
23:41 (IST) Nov 02
IND vs SA Live Score: WICKET! Wolvaardt falls
WICKET!
Deepti Sharma gets big wicket. Laura Wolvaardt goes for 101 runs. Drama in the deep! Wolvaardt goes for the slog-sweep, skies it high towards deep midwicket. Amanjot settles under it, juggles once, twice — and finally clings on at the third attempt! She falls to the ground in relief as teammates rush to celebrate. A massive breakthrough for India as the South African skipper walks back for a brilliant 101 off 98 balls.
SOUTH AFRICA 220/7 in 41.1 overs vs INDIA (TARGET: 299)
Deepti Sharma gets big wicket. Laura Wolvaardt goes for 101 runs. Drama in the deep! Wolvaardt goes for the slog-sweep, skies it high towards deep midwicket. Amanjot settles under it, juggles once, twice — and finally clings on at the third attempt! She falls to the ground in relief as teammates rush to celebrate. A massive breakthrough for India as the South African skipper walks back for a brilliant 101 off 98 balls.
SOUTH AFRICA 220/7 in 41.1 overs vs INDIA (TARGET: 299)
23:36 (IST) Nov 02
IND vs SA Live Score: Most hundreds!
Most hundreds as captain in Women’s ODIs
11 - Meg Lanning
8 - Suzie Bates
8 - Laura Wolvaardt
6 - Chamari Athapaththu
6 - Hayley Matthews
11 - Meg Lanning
8 - Suzie Bates
8 - Laura Wolvaardt
6 - Chamari Athapaththu
6 - Hayley Matthews
23:36 (IST) Nov 02
IND vs SA Live Score: STAT ATTACK
STAT:
Laura Wolvaardt is the second to register a hundred in the semi-final as well as the final of the same World Cup edition (Men’s or Women’s), after Alyssa Healy did that in 2022.
Laura Wolvaardt is the second to register a hundred in the semi-final as well as the final of the same World Cup edition (Men’s or Women’s), after Alyssa Healy did that in 2022.
23:31 (IST) Nov 02
IND vs SA Live Score: WICKET! Deepti removes Dercksen
WICKET!
Deepti Sharma ends Annerie Dercksen's stay at 35 runs. It's a flighter and quicker yorker from Deepti and the ball rattles the stumps. Dercksen is stunned.
SOUTH AFRICA 209/6 in 39.3 overs vs INDIA (TARGET: 299)
Deepti Sharma ends Annerie Dercksen's stay at 35 runs. It's a flighter and quicker yorker from Deepti and the ball rattles the stumps. Dercksen is stunned.
SOUTH AFRICA 209/6 in 39.3 overs vs INDIA (TARGET: 299)
23:29 (IST) Nov 02
IND vs SA Live Score: FOUR for Laura!
Laura Wolvaardt moves to 94 runs with a boundary off Shafali Verma. Renuka is running but poor fielding from her. Harmanpreet isn't happy with this.
South Africa Women need 96 runs in 67 balls
South Africa Women need 96 runs in 67 balls
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India vs South Africa highlights, Women's World Cup 2025 Final: A consolidated team effort led India to their maiden Women’s World Cup title, defeating South Africa by 52 runs in the final at DY Patil Stadium, here on Sunday night.
South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt’s dismissal in the 42nd over, followed by a dismissal of Chloe Tryon (9) in the same over, sealed the fate of the match as the visitors were eight down with 78 needed off 48 balls.
Nadine de Klerk’s late resistance could not steer the side over the line as India bundled out the Proteas for 246 in 45.3 overs to script history in front of passionate home spectators.
For India, Deepti Sharma led the attack with figures of 5 for 39, while Shafali Verma chipped in with two crucial wickets.
Shafali Verma made a crucial impact with the ball in the summit clash, striking twice in quick succession to turn the game in India’s favour. She dismissed Sune Luus in her very first over and then removed the dangerous Marizanne Kapp, tightening India’s grip on the contest before Sinalo Jafta fell as the fifth wicket.
India’s breakthrough came earlier when Tazmin Brits was run out by a sharp direct hit from Amanjot Kaur at the non-striker’s end. Brits and Laura Wolvaardt had put together a brisk fifty-run opening stand during the powerplay, giving South Africa a solid start to their chase.
Sree Charani made an instant impact too, trapping Anneke Bosch LBW in her opening over. Despite the quick setbacks, Wolvaardt continued her excellent form, notching up her 39th ODI fifty and, with Luus, steering South Africa past 100 to keep their hopes alive.
But Kaur’s move to bring Verma into the attack proved decisive - the young allrounder’s twin strikes shifted the momentum squarely back in India’s favour.
Earlier, India posted 298/7 in the first innings - the second-highest total ever in a Women’s ODI World Cup final. A strong 100-run opening stand between Smriti Mandhana (45) and Shafali Verma laid the foundation, and at 223 for 3, India looked set for a massive score before South Africa clawed their way back to restrict them just under 300.
Shafali starred with a fluent 87, while Deepti Sharma’s composed 58 provided stability in the middle order. Richa Ghosh chipped in with a brisk 34, injecting late momentum into the innings.
Among South Africa’s bowlers, Ayabonga Khaka shone with figures of 3 for 58, while Nonkululeko Mlaba, Nadine de Klerk, and Chloe Tryon claimed a wicket apiece.
South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt’s dismissal in the 42nd over, followed by a dismissal of Chloe Tryon (9) in the same over, sealed the fate of the match as the visitors were eight down with 78 needed off 48 balls.
Nadine de Klerk’s late resistance could not steer the side over the line as India bundled out the Proteas for 246 in 45.3 overs to script history in front of passionate home spectators.
For India, Deepti Sharma led the attack with figures of 5 for 39, while Shafali Verma chipped in with two crucial wickets.
Shafali Verma made a crucial impact with the ball in the summit clash, striking twice in quick succession to turn the game in India’s favour. She dismissed Sune Luus in her very first over and then removed the dangerous Marizanne Kapp, tightening India’s grip on the contest before Sinalo Jafta fell as the fifth wicket.
India’s breakthrough came earlier when Tazmin Brits was run out by a sharp direct hit from Amanjot Kaur at the non-striker’s end. Brits and Laura Wolvaardt had put together a brisk fifty-run opening stand during the powerplay, giving South Africa a solid start to their chase.
Sree Charani made an instant impact too, trapping Anneke Bosch LBW in her opening over. Despite the quick setbacks, Wolvaardt continued her excellent form, notching up her 39th ODI fifty and, with Luus, steering South Africa past 100 to keep their hopes alive.
But Kaur’s move to bring Verma into the attack proved decisive - the young allrounder’s twin strikes shifted the momentum squarely back in India’s favour.
Earlier, India posted 298/7 in the first innings - the second-highest total ever in a Women’s ODI World Cup final. A strong 100-run opening stand between Smriti Mandhana (45) and Shafali Verma laid the foundation, and at 223 for 3, India looked set for a massive score before South Africa clawed their way back to restrict them just under 300.
Shafali starred with a fluent 87, while Deepti Sharma’s composed 58 provided stability in the middle order. Richa Ghosh chipped in with a brisk 34, injecting late momentum into the innings.
Among South Africa’s bowlers, Ayabonga Khaka shone with figures of 3 for 58, while Nonkululeko Mlaba, Nadine de Klerk, and Chloe Tryon claimed a wicket apiece.
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