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ICC chief thanks BCCI for women's World Cup success
The tournament which was spread over 18 days in which 24 matches produced outstanding individual and team performances, with Australia crowned champions and New Zealand captain Suzie Bates named Player of the Tournament.
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Women's World Cup: We didn't play as a unit in the final, says Windies skipper Aguilleira
But Aguilleira also highlighted positives for her side after a dream run. Reflecting on Sunday's match, Aguilleira said the toss was crucial as the team batting first had won all the day night matches.
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No Indian in ICC Women's World Cup Team of the Tournament
The panel struggled with deciding the final 12 for the women's team and players who were considered included Arran Brindle and Sarah Taylor of England, Amy Satterthwaite and Sian Ruck
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Aussie girls shoot Windies down to earth
Australia have beaten West Indies by 114 runs to lift their sixth Womens' World Cup title.
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Women's World Cup: Stafanie scores brilliant ton as Windies thrash Sri Lanka
Having lost to India by 105 runs in their lung opener, West Indies needed a victory to stay alive in the tournament.
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ICC chief thanks BCCI for women's World Cup success
The tournament which was spread over 18 days in which 24 matches produced outstanding individual and team performances, with Australia crowned champions and New Zealand captain Suzie Bates named Player of the Tournament.
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Women's World Cup: We didn't play as a unit in the final, says Windies skipper Aguilleira
But Aguilleira also highlighted positives for her side after a dream run. Reflecting on Sunday's match, Aguilleira said the toss was crucial as the team batting first had won all the day night matches.
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No Indian in ICC Women's World Cup Team of the Tournament
The panel struggled with deciding the final 12 for the women's team and players who were considered included Arran Brindle and Sarah Taylor of England, Amy Satterthwaite and Sian Ruck
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Aussie girls shoot Windies down to earth
Australia have beaten West Indies by 114 runs to lift their sixth Womens' World Cup title.
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Women's World Cup: Stafanie scores brilliant ton as Windies thrash Sri Lanka
Having lost to India by 105 runs in their lung opener, West Indies needed a victory to stay alive in the tournament.
