
Women's World Cup 2017
The Women's World Cup 2017 will be hosted by England in the summer of 2017, and will see the top eight sides compete for the title, initially in a round-robin league stage, and then the top four in a straight knock-out. Australia are the reigning champions, having won a sixth title in India in 2013.
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World Cup winning England Women stars honoured at Wembley
Members of the England's victorious 2017 Women's World Cup team were honoured in Wemberley during the first NFL game between Baltimore Ravens and Jacksonville Jaguars.
Mithali Raj proud of India's effort despite missing out on World Cup
India captain Mithali Raj admitted that she was proud of her team's efforts in the Women's World Cup final against England at Lord's where they went on to lose the encounter by nine runs.
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Cricket World Player of the Week - Anya Shrubsole
For her match-winning performance in the Women's World Cup final against India at Lord's and leading England to their fourth title victory, pace bowler Anya Shrubsole is the Cricket World Player of the Week.
Shrubsole's six-wicket haul leads England to fourth Women's World Cup triumph
Anya Shrubsole registered her career best figures of 46 for six as England made a remarkable comeback to win the ICC Women's World Cup final against India at Lord's by nine runs on Sunday.
Mithali Raj hopes to erase scar from 2005 in World Cup final against England
India captain Mithali Raj said she is keen on erasing the scar from the 2005 World Cup final defeat to Australia when they face England in the 2017 edition final at Lord's on Sunday.
Kaur's unbeaten 171 sets up India-England final
Harmanpreet Kaur played the innings of her life as she smashed an unbeaten 171 off 115 deliveries to help India post 281 for four in the allotted 42 overs following which the bowlers restricted Australia to 245 runs as they claimed a 36 run victory in Derby to reach the final of the ICC Women's World Cup 2017.
England clinch thrilling win to reach final of Women's World Cup
A late comeback from South Africa did not prove enough as England completed a thrilling two wicket victory in the first semi-final of the ICC Women's World Cup in Bristol.
Australia defend 269 against South Africa to set up semi-final against India
A complete all-round performance from Australia saw them restrict South Africa to 210 runs in a chase of 270 in the 25th match of ICC Women's World Cup in Taunton to finish second in the table.
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