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Pakistan-born Khawaja, who arrived in India after his teammates due to a visa delay, will open the batting alongside David Warner.

IND vs AUS: R Ashwin a gun bowler, facing new balls on turners the hardest challenge - Usman Khawaja

Ahead of the #INDvAUS Test series, opener Usman Khawaja termed facing the R Ashwin-led Indian spin attack the hardest challenge of the 4-match series.

Pakistan-born Khawaja, who arrived in India after his teammates due to a visa delay, will open the batting alongside David Warner.

With Australia aiming for the elusive Test series win in India, opener Usman Khawaja termed facing the R Ashwin-led Indian spin attack the hardest challenge of the four-match series that starts on February 9.&nbsp;
Speaking to the Sydney Morning Herald, Khawaja said that the Kangaroos have learned in the past 10 years about the types of wickets they can get in India.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/winning-in-india-bigger-than-ashes-australian-cricket-team-on-facing-india-1675670913802">'Winning in India bigger than Ashes': Australian Cricket team on facing India</a>
Khawaja, who was recently named Australia's Test cricketer of the year, also stated that Ashwin is a gun bowler. He called the Indian offie a very skillful bowler who has got tricky variations in his arsenal. Khawaja also said the Aussies are mindful of how Ashwin used the crease to his great advantage.&nbsp;

As the Border-Gavaskar Trophy starts on February 9, the Australian cricket team speak about what it's like to face India in their home. The likes of Steve Smith, David Warner, Pat Cummins and more share their experience of playing in one of the tough

'Winning in India bigger than Ashes': Australian Cricket team on facing India

Players like Steve Smith, David Warner and Pat Cummins speak about their experience of playing India in India!

The likes of Steve Smith, David Warner, Pat Cummins and more share their experience of playing in one of the toughest challenges in Test Cricket.

With the Border-Gavaskar Trophy only a few days away, the Australian cricketers shared their thoughts on facing India in the sub-continent.The likes of Steve Smith, David Warner, Pat Cummins among others shared their experience on &lsquo;one of the toughest challenges&rsquo; in Test Cricket.
&ldquo;Really looking forward to it&hellip;it&rsquo;s always a hard graph and the one thing I&rsquo;m looking forward to is applying myself against the best spinners of the world. Being a part of that last Ashes was fantastic but to go to India and beat them in India&hellip;that&rsquo;s the toughest challenge in Test cricket for us.&rdquo; David Warner said in his interview.
&ldquo;It&rsquo;s a difficult place to win a Test match let alone a series so you know if we were able to topple that mountain that would be huge. I think if we can win in India that would be bigger than the Ashes.&rdquo; said Steve Smith in his interview.
&ldquo;Winning a series in India is like in Ashes away series but even more rare. I think it really is a career highlight and career defining series if you can win over there&hellip;so that&rsquo;s an opportunity&hellip;can&rsquo;t wait.&rdquo; said Australian Test skipper Pat Cummins.
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Former Pakistan cricket team skipper Javed Miandad lashed out at the Board of Control for Cricket  in India (BCCI) for maintaining their stubborn stance on not going to Pakistan for the Asia Cup 2023.

Javed Miandad: India can go to hell if they don't want to come to Pakistan to play

Former Pakistan skipper Javed Miandad said "India can go to hell if they don't want to come to Pakistan" for the Asia Cup 2023

Keeping the diplomatic tensions between the two countries in mind, the BCCI had said that the Indian Goverment won't allow the team to travel to Pakistan for the tournament in the recently held Asian Cricket Council (ACC) meeting in Bahrain.

Former Pakistan cricket team skipper Javed Miandad lashed out at the Board of Control for Cricket&nbsp; in India (BCCI) for maintaining their stubborn stance on not going to Pakistan for the Asia Cup 2023.
"India can go to hell if they don&rsquo;t want to come to Pakistan to play cricket. I&rsquo;ve always backed Pakistan. And you know that I don&rsquo;t leave spare India whenever an issue arises. But the thing is we need to look at our part. And we should fight for it. We don&rsquo;t care because we are getting to host our cricket. This is ICC&rsquo;s job. If ICC can&rsquo;t control this there&rsquo;s no use of the governing body. They need to implement similar rules for every team. If teams like these don&rsquo;t come, they should be debarred. India hoga, apne liye hoga. Hmare liye nahi hai.&ldquo; said Javed in a public event.
&nbsp;&ldquo;Come and play. Why don&rsquo;t they? They run. For them it becomes a trouble if they come here and lose to us. The public there can&rsquo;t stomach it. It&rsquo;s always been the case. During our time, they used to not play because of the same reason. Riots and fighting take place there. The crowd there is very nasty. You would&rsquo;ve seen whenever India loses, to anyone, the crowd there burns down houses. When we used to play, they had faced such troubles.&rdquo; He added.
Keeping the diplomatic tensions between the two countries in mind, the BCCI had said that the Indian Goverment won't allow the team to travel to Pakistan for the tournament in the recently held Asian Cricket Council (ACC) meeting in Bahrain.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/women-s-t20-world-cup-indian-team-focussed-on-pakistan-clash-despite-wpl-auction-harmanpreet-kaur-1675662628800">Women's T20 World Cup: Indian team focussed on Pakistan clash despite WPL auction - Harmanpreet Kaur</a>

"Harmanpreet Kaur has looked in good form too but we have to beat Australia and England you need others batters to come to the party" - Mithali

Women's T20 World Cup: India’s chances will largely be dependent on top-order - Mithali Raj

"Smriti Mandhana is playing well. Harmanpreet Kaur has looked good but to beat Australia and England, you need other batters to come to the party" - Mithali Raj on India's chances at Women's #T20WorldCup

"Harmanpreet Kaur has looked in good form too but we have to beat Australia and England you need others batters to come to the party" - Mithali

Former skipper Mithali Raj feels India's chances of winning the Women&rsquo;s T20 World Cup will depend largely on the top order's form.
The legendary batter added that the Indian bowlers will have to show a marked improvement in testing conditions at the marquee event beginning on Friday in South Africa.
"India&rsquo;s chances will be largely dependent on the top order. Smriti Mandhana is playing well and is a match winner," Mithali wrote in her column for the ICC.
"Harmanpreet Kaur has looked in good form too but we have to beat Australia and England you need other batters to come to the party." The Indian team, which takes on Pakistan in their tournament opener on February 12 in Cape Town, have been playing in South Africa.
The Indian team, which recently finished runners up in a Tri series against hosts South Africa and West Indies, will be fielding a relatively inexperienced pace unit barring veteran Shikha Pandey.
"The bowling will be tested and that is where we need to see an improvement," Mithali added.
The 40-year-old hopes the U19 World Cup-winning duo of Shafali Verma and Richa Ghosh make use of the knowledge that they have gained while playing the age group tournament on these conditions.
"I hope Shafali Verma and Richa Ghosh also have a good run at the World Cup considering they have gained so much experience of the conditions in South Africa.
"I am excited about some of the young players coming through and there is definitely some talent in the Under-19s team which I had the chance to see play at the inaugural ICC Under-19s Women&rsquo;s T20 World Cup." Australia favourites to win ================= Mithali opined defending champions Australia's excellent batting department make them favourites to win the event for an unprecedented sixth time.
"I think everyone would agree that Australia are the favourites, and deservedly so. I am expecting, tight, competitive matches.They are so difficult to beat because they bat deep and have an excellent batting line-up.
"There are not many teams who can rival them in terms of big hitters, and the fact they have numerous players who can play a similar role means that if one fails, others can step in.
However, Mithali feels India have a knack of producing their best against Australia.
"We saw recently that when they toured India although that was a very competitive series but when it came down to it, more often than not, it was Australia who came out on top.
"While Australia are definitely favourites, we have seen India and England play some of their best cricket in the knockout stages of tournaments so I would not write them off.
"India also have the knack of bringing their best against Australia."
The inaugural Women's Premier League (WPL) will be played this year with the auction slated to be held on February 13 in Mumbai.
Mithali, who made significant contributions in popularising the women's game during her 23-year-long glorious career, feels franchise cricket will not only help the players become financially secure but also enable them to invest in their game.
"What is great at this moment is that the women&rsquo;s game is constantly evolving. Where 140 used to be a par score in a T20, now you can see 160-180 plus chased down, and so many matches go down to the wire.
"That change has come down to the increase of leagues all over the world, with the WBBL in Australia, the Super League in England and of course the Women&rsquo;s Premier League in India which is going to start this year.
"Those platforms not only give local players the chance to interact with overseas stars, but they also offer better financial stability which allows them to invest in their own games, hiring personal coaches or strength and conditioning coaches.
While Mithali, who retired last year, will not be playing in the league, she has been roped in as a mentor and advisor by Gujarat Giants.
"I am not surprised at all that we have got to this point, the Women&rsquo;s Premier League in India is a huge development.
"While I will not be playing, I will be fortunate enough to serve as a mentor and advisor for the Gujarat Giants.
"There is no disappointment about the fact that I missed out on playing in it, my journey as a cricketer was different and I was able to play my part in the evolution of the sport.
She hopes the league will help in player development.
"I am very happy to see women&rsquo;s cricket get to where it is and excited to be part of the eco-system." "I am really hoping that the WPL will also help with player development. We have seen at the Under-19 World Cup how much young talent there is around the world and how players are already benefiting from the number of televised matches and the chance to play alongside big names in domestic cricket."

"We have a very important game and we are just going to focus on that," Harmanpreet said at the T20 World Cup captains' press conference.

Women's T20 World Cup: Indian team focussed on Pakistan clash despite WPL auction - Harmanpreet Kaur

"The World Cup is more important than anything else," Harmanpreet Kaur said ahead of their #T20WorldCup opener against Pakistan

#INDvPAK

"We have a very important game and we are just going to focus on that," Harmanpreet said at the T20 World Cup captains' press conference.

The Women's Premier League auction is just around the corner but India are firmly focussed on their T20 World Cup opener against Pakistan as they aim to emulate the U19 girls' title-winning feat, insisted skipper Harmanpreet Kaur.
The WPL action is slated to be held on February 13 in Mumbai, a day after India's T20 World Cup opener against Pakistan.
"Before that [the auction], we have a very important game and we are just going to focus on that," Harmanpreet said at the T20 World Cup captains' press conference.
"The World Cup is more important than anything else. Our focus is on the ICC trophy. These things will keep coming, and as a player, you know what's important for you and how you need to keep your focus.
"We are all mature enough and know what is important for us," she added.
Led by Shafali Verma, the Indian team won the inaugural U19 T20 World Cup last month and the senior side wants to add another ICC title in India's trophy cabinet.
"After watching the U19 World Cup, we are motivated to do what they have done. They have motivated us to do well, they have done it and we have not done it yet," Harmanpreet said.
"It was a very special moment for all of us and after watching the U19s many of the girls back home will also want to play cricket and that&rsquo;s always our aim to motivate young girls who can come and play cricket." The flamboyant Indian skipper hoped that the WPL will play a similar role in contributing to the growth of Indian women's cricket like the Women's Big Bash and The Hundred have done in Australia and England.
"It's a really big day for all of us because we have been waiting for years and years now. The next two or three months are very important for women's cricket. We have seen how the WBBL and the Hundred have helped their countries improve their cricket. Hopefully, the same will happen for our country."
Having played in the Kia Super League, WBBL and the Hundred, Harmanpreet is keen to see Indian youngsters getting the opportunity to rub shoulders with international stars.
Also read:&nbsp;

With BCCI secretary Jay Shah, who is also the president of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) standing firm in his stance that India will not tour Pakistan for the 2023 Asia Cup, matters between the BCCI and PCB got heated

Reports: 'If India don't play in Pakistan, then..' Najam Sethi's reply to Jay Shah

PCB Chief Najam Sethi gives Jay Shah an ultimatum regarding Team India's participation in the Asia Cup 2023.

PCB chief Najam Sethi warned Shah at the ACC meeting in Bahrain, saying that if India pulls out of the Asia Cup, Pakistan will not be taking part in the World Cup to be held in India in October-November

With BCCI secretary Jay Shah, who is also the president of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) standing firm in his stance that India will not tour Pakistan for the 2023 Asia Cup, matters between the BCCI and PCB got heated with Pakistan threatening to pull out of the ODI World Cup in India as well.
According to multiple reports in Pakistan and international media outlets, PCB chief Najam Sethi warned Shah at the ACC meeting in Bahrain, saying that if India pulls out of the Asia Cup, Pakistan will not be taking part in the World Cup to be held in India in October-November.
Sethi also told the ACC members that before the next meeting, the BCCI should speak to its government and make its stance clear on whether it will send its team for the Asia Cup, so that Pakistan can also discuss with the ICC about playing its World Cup matches in India.
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This will be the last time when Border-Gavaskar Trophy will have 4-match Test series given from the next edition India and Australia will lock horns in 5-match series. 

India vs Australia Tests: Head-to-head, key stats and records in Border Gavaskar Trophy

Australia will be looking to conquer the Indian frontier and end the 19 years drought of a Test series in India, starting February 9 in Nagpur. 

Find out India vs Australia key stats and interesting facts here 

This will be the last time when Border-Gavaskar Trophy will have 4-match Test series given from the next edition India and Australia will lock horns in 5-match series.&nbsp;

Australia will be looking to conquer the Indian frontier and end the 19 years drought of a Test series in India, starting February 9 in Nagpur. This will be the last time when Border-Gavaskar Trophy will have 4-match Test series given from the next edition India and Australia will lock horns in 5-match series.&nbsp;
Head-to-head records
Matches Played: 102 Matches Won by India: 30 Matches Won by Australia: 43 Matches Drawn: 28 Matches Tied: 1
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-aus-australia-is-a-fighting-team-i-enjoy-that-kind-of-battle-cheteshwar-pujara-1675587465008">IND vs AUS! Australia is a fighting team, I enjoy that kind of battle: Cheteshwar Pujara</a>
 India in last three editions of BGT
2016-17 (Played in India) - India won 2018-19 (Played in Australia) - India won 2020-21 (Played in Australia) - India won
Top 5 run scorers for India against Australia in India:
<ul>
<li>Sachin Tendulkar: 1821 runs in 36 innings; Average - 56.9</li>
<li>VVS Laxman: 1198 runs in 25 innings; Average - 57.04</li>
<li>Rahul Dravid: 1000 runs in 30 innings; Average - 35.71</li>
<li>Cheteshwar Pujara: 900 runs in 16 innings; Average - 64.28</li>
<li>Gundappa Viswanath: 852 runs in 16 innings; Average - 60.85</li>
</ul>
Top 5 run scorers for Australia against India in India:
<ul>
<li>Matthew Hayden: 1027 runs in 22 innings; Average - 51.35</li>
<li>Michael Clarke: 972 runs in 25 innings; Average - 40.5</li>
<li>Allan Border: 766 runs in 16 innings; Average - 51.06</li>
<li>Simon Katich: 735 runs in 20 innings; Average - 40.83</li>
<li>Ricky Ponting: 662 runs in 25 innings; Average - 26.48</li>
</ul>
Top 5 wicket-takers for India against Australia in India:
<ul>
<li>Harbhajan Singh: 86 wickets</li>
<li>Anil Kumble: 62 wickets</li>
<li>R Ashwin: 50 wickets</li>
<li>Ravindra Jadeja: 49 wickets</li>
<li>Zaheer Khan: 36 wickets</li>
</ul>
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-aus-josh-hazlewood-set-to-miss-first-test-in-nagpur-1675582178741">IND vs AUS: Josh Hazlewood set to miss first Test in Nagpur</a>
&nbsp;
Top 5 wicket-takers for Australia against India in India:
<ul>
<li>Richie Benaud: 52 wickets</li>
<li>Nathan Lyon: 34 wickets</li>
<li>Graham McKenzie: 34 wickets</li>
<li>Shane Warne: 34 wickets</li>
<li>Jason Gillespie: 33 wickets</li>
</ul>
Individual highest scores
India: 281 by VVS Laxman at the Eden Gardens in 2001
Australia: 210 by Dean Jones at Chepauk Stadium in 1986
Most Centuries
India: 5 centuries by Sachin Tendulkar
Australia: 3 centuries each by Michael Clarke, Neil Harvey, Steven Smith
Most five-wicket hauls
India: 7 five-wicket hauls by Harbhajan Singh
 Australia: 5 five-wicket hauls by Richie Benaud

An exhibition match of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) at the Nawab Akbar Bugti Stadium was halted for some time following a reported explosion in the Police Lines area, which left five people injured.

Babar Azam and Shahid Afridi moved to safety after riots break out at stadium

Babar Azam and Shahid Afridi have been moved away from the stadium following riots outside the Quetta Stadium

What was earlier being reported as a bomb blast near the stadium, was later revealed as an incident where a few people threw stones outside and put something on fire.

An exhibition match of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) at the Nawab Akbar Bugti Stadium was halted for some time following a reported explosion in the Police Lines area, which left five people injured.
Top Pakistani cricketers, including captain Babar Azam and Shahid Afridi, among others, were taken to the safety of the dressing room midway through the match.
However, what was earlier being reported as a bomb blast near the stadium, was later revealed as an incident where a few people outside threw stones and put something on fire.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/women-s-premier-league-mumbai-indians-name-jhulan-goswami-in-coaching-staff-1675594368920">Women's Premier League: Mumbai Indians name Jhulan Goswami in coaching staff</a>

Mumbai Indians named legendary English cricketer Charlotte Edwards as their head coach for the Women's Premier League.

Women's Premier League: Mumbai Indians name Jhulan Goswami in coaching staff

Mumbai Indians announced their coaching panel for the inaugural edition of the Women's Premier League (WPL) on Sunday, which includes legendary Indian cricketer Jhulan Goswami.

Tap to know who was appointed as the head coach

Mumbai Indians named legendary English cricketer Charlotte Edwards as their head coach for the Women's Premier League.

Mumbai Indians announced their coaching panel for the inaugural edition of the Women's Premier League (WPL) on Sunday and named legendary English cricketer Charlotte Edwards as their head coach.
Apart from her, MI roped in former Indian fast bowler Jhulan Goswami and ex-Indian all-rounder Devieka Plashikaar in their 3-member coaching staf.
The Women's Premier League is set to begin in March, 2023.
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Cheteshwar Pujara is all set to take on the Aussies as 1st of the 4 Tests starts in Nagpur on February 9.

IND vs AUS! Australia is a fighting team, I enjoy that kind of battle: Cheteshwar Pujara

Ahead of IND vs AUS 1st Test in Nagpur, Cheteshwar Pujara said that Australia is a competitive side and they throw a challenge at you. 'I'm someone who likes that kind of a battle,' he added.

Read the entire statement here

Cheteshwar Pujara is all set to take on the Aussies as 1st of the 4 Tests starts in Nagpur on February 9.

Cheteshwar Pujara is all set to take on the Aussies as 1st of the 4 Tests starts in Nagpur on February 9.
During a chat with the Times of India, Pujara said that Australia is a competitive side and they throw a challenge at you. 'I'm someone who likes that kind of a battle.'
'It&rsquo;s not just the verbal battle that I&rsquo;m talking about, but the cricketing battle. They are always a fighting team,' he added.
Also read: <a title="IND vs AUS: Josh Hazlewood set to miss first Test in Nagpur" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-aus-josh-hazlewood-set-to-miss-first-test-in-nagpur-1675582178741">IND vs AUS: Josh Hazlewood set to miss first Test in Nagpur</a>

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No Indian player has registered in the highest base price category of Rs 2 crores which has 21 names in total.&nbsp;

991 cricketers register for IPL 2023 mini auction

A total of 991 cricketers including 714 Indians have registered for the IPL 2023 Players' Auction to be held in Kochi on December 23.

Tap to know more 

No Indian player has registered in the highest base price category of Rs 2 crores which has 21 names in total.&nbsp;

A total of 991 players signed up for the IPL 2023 mini-auction which is set to be held on December 23rd in Kochi.&nbsp; Out of 991, 714 are Indian players. Of the 14 overseas countries, 57 names are from Australia, 33&nbsp; from West Indies and 31 from England. Ben Stokes, Cameroon Green, Adil Rashid and Sam Curran have registered their name in the highest base price category of Rs 2 crores. Kane Williamson who was released by the Sunrisers Hyderabad has also registered in the same bracket alongside Nicholas Pooran, Rilee Rossouw &amp; Rassie Van der Dussan. No Indian player has registered in the highest base price category which has 21 names in total.&nbsp; Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc were notable names that were not a part of the list. While Starc did not register, Cummins had earlier announced to miss the upcoming IPL.&nbsp;

Women's Premier League will begin on March 4 after the completion of the Women's T20 World Cup in South Africa.

BCCI announces Women's Premier League dates, venues

The inaugural edition of the #WPL will be played right after the completion of the Women's #T20WorldCup and will finish before the new IPL season.

Women's Premier League will begin on March 4 after the completion of the Women's T20 World Cup in South Africa.

The BCCI has confirmed that the inaugural season of the WPL will be played from March 4-26.
The 5-team tournament will entirely be played in Mumbai, with Brabourne Stadium &amp; DY Patil Stadium chosen as the two venues.
The BCCI further revealed more than 1500 players registered for the WPL auction, but a final list will be revealed before the auction on February 13.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/women-s-t20-world-cup-indian-team-focussed-on-pakistan-clash-despite-wpl-auction-harmanpreet-kaur-1675662628800">Women's T20 World Cup: Indian team focussed on Pakistan clash despite WPL auction - Harmanpreet Kaur</a>

The semifinals of the ICC T20 World Cup will take place on February 23 and 24 while the final is scheduled for February 26 with Feb 27 being the reserve day.

Women's T20 World Cup full schedule, match timings, squads, group, format, live telecast & streaming details

From India's past performances to their schedule in the tournament, here's all you need to know ahead of the Women's #T20WorldCup in South Africa.

The semifinals of the ICC T20 World Cup will take place on February 23 and 24 while the final is scheduled for February 26 with Feb 27 kept as the reserve day.

Indian women's cricket team will look to forget the disappointment of the 2020 edition of the T20 World Cup when Harmanpreet Kaur's women start their 2023 campaign against arch-rivals Pakistan on February 12.&nbsp;
In the 2023 Women's World Cup, 10 teams are divided into two groups, consisting of five teams each.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/women-s-t20-world-cup-india-s-chances-will-largely-be-dependent-on-top-order-mithali-raj-1675663528745">Women's T20 World Cup: India&rsquo;s chances will largely be dependent on top-order - Mithali Raj</a>
When the semifinals and final of the Women's T20 World Cup will take place?
The semifinals of the ICC T20 World Cup will take place on February 23 and 24 while the final is scheduled for February 26 with Feb 27 being the reserve day. &nbsp;
Group A
Australia New Zealand South Africa Sri Lanka Bangladesh
Group B
England India Pakistan West Indies Ireland
Format of ICC Women's T20 World Cup
-Each team plays the other four in their group once -Top two teams from each group advance to the semi-finals&nbsp;
India's recent performances in multi-team events
2022 CWG: Runners-up
2020 T20 WC: Runners-up
2018 T20 WC: Semifinalists
2016 T20 WC: Group Stage
2014 T20 WC: Group Stage
2012 T20 WC: Group Stage
2010 T20 WC: Semifinalists
2009 T20 WC: Semifinalists
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India's schedule for Women's T20 World Cup Matches&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Date &nbsp; &nbsp;Time (IST) &nbsp; &nbsp;Venue vs PAK&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Feb 12 &nbsp; &nbsp;6:30 PM &nbsp; &nbsp;Cape Town vs WI&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Feb 15 &nbsp; &nbsp;6:30 PM &nbsp; &nbsp;Cape Town vs ENG&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Feb 18 &nbsp; &nbsp;6:30 PM &nbsp; &nbsp;Gqeberha vs IRE&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Feb 20 &nbsp; &nbsp;6:30 PM &nbsp; &nbsp;Gqeberha Past Champions
2020 T20 WC: Australia
2018 T20 WC: Australia
2016 T20 WC: West Indies
2014 T20 WC: Australia
2012 T20 WC: Australia
2010 T20 WC: Australia
2009 T20 WC: England
ICC Women's T20 World Cup live telecast and streaming details in India
Star Sports is the place for fans in India to watch the tournament. SS1 SD, SS2 SD and HD will provide coverage on television while live streaming of all the matches will be available on Disney+Hotstar.
Full Squads of all the 10 teams participating in the ICC T20 Women's World Cup
Australia: Meg Lanning (c), Alyssa Healy (vc), Ellyse Perry, Ashleigh Gardner, Tahlia McGrath, Annabel Sutherland, Kim Garth, Heather Graham, Grace Harris, Jess Jonassen, Alana King, Beth Mooney, Megan Schutt, Darcie Brown, Georgia Wareham
-----------------------------
England: Heather Knight (c), Kate Cross, Lauren Bell, Sophia Dunkley, Maia Bouchier, Alice Capsey, Amy Jones, Freya Davies, Charlie Dean, Sophie Ecclestone, Sarah Glenn, Katherine Sciver-Brunt, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Lauren Winfield-Hill, Danni Wyatt
Travelling Reserves: Dani Gibson, Issy Wong
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India: Harmanpreet Kaur (c), Smriti Mandhana (vc), Jemimah Rodrigues, Deepti Sharma, Yastika Bhatia, Harleen Deol, Pooja Vastrakar, Rajeshwari Gayakwad, Richa Ghosh, Shikha Pandey, Anjali Sarvani, Renuka Singh, Devika Vaidya, Shafali Verma, Radha Yadav
Travelling Reserves: Sabbhineni Meghana, Sneh Rana, Meghna Singh
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Bangladesh: Nigar Sultana (c), Shorna Akter, Rumana Ahmed, Disha Biswas, Dilara Akter, Lata Mondal, Marufa Akter, Nahida Akter, Jahanara Alam, Fahima Khatun, Murshida Khatun, Salma Khatun, Ritu Moni, Sobhana Mostary, Shamima Sultana
Travelling Reserves: Rabeya Khan, Sanjida Akter Meghla, Sharmin Akter Supta
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Ireland: Laura Delany (c), Georgina Dempsey, Amy Hunter, Orla Prendergast, Shauna Kavanagh, Arlene Kelly, Gaby Lewis, Louise Little, Sophie MacMahon, Jane Maguire, Cara Murray, Leah Paul, Eimear Richardson, Rachel Delaney, Mary Waldron
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New Zealand: Sophie Devine (c), Amelia Kerr, Suzie Bates, Lauren Down, Bernadine Bezuidenhout, Eden Carson, Maddy Green, Brooke Halliday, Hayley Jensen, Jess Kerr, Molly Penfold, Georgia Plimmer, Hannah Rowe, Lea Tahuhu, Fran Jonas
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Pakistan: Bismah Maroof (c), Ayesha Naseem, Aimen Anwar, Aliya Riaz, Javeria Khan, Nashra Sandhu, Nida Dar, Omaima Sohail, Sadia Iqbal, Sidra Amin, Sidra Nawaz, Tuba Hassan, Fatima Sana, Sadaf Shamas, Muneeba Ali
Travelling Reserves: Ghulam Fatima, Kainat Imtiaz
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South Africa: Sune Luus (c), Annerie Dercksen, Shabnim Ismail, Marizanne Kapp, Lara Goodall, Ayabonga Khaka, Chloe Tryon, Tazmin Brits, Masabata Klaas, Laura Wolvaardt, Sinalo Jafta, Nonkululeko Mlaba, Anneke Bosch, Delmi Tucker, Nadine de Klerk
Non-travelling reserves: Mica&eacute;la Andrews, Tebogo Macheke, Tumi Sekhukhun
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Sri Lanka: Chamari Athapaththu (c), Anushka Sanjeewani, Harshitha Samarawickrama, Oshadi Ranasinghe, Nilakshi de Silva, Kavisha Dilhari, Malsha Shehani, Inoka Ranaweera, Sugandika Kumari, Achini Kulasuriya, Tharika Sewwandi, Ama Kanchana, Sathya Sandeepani, Vishmi Gunaratne, Kaushini Nuthyangana
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West Indies: Hayley Matthews (c), Shemaine Campbelle (vc), Shamilia Connell, Aaliyah Alleyne, Shabika Gajnabi, Afy Fletcher, Chinelle Henry, Trishan Holder, Zaida James, Djenaba Joseph, Chedean Nation, Stafanie Taylor, Rashada Williams, Shakera Selman, Karishma Ramharack

Former Australian captain Ian Chappell feels Rishabh Pant's presence would have given sleepless nights to Australia captain Pat Cummins but even then India would start firm favourites in the upcoming four-match Test series beginning on Thursday.

IND vs AUS:  'India are going to really miss Rishabh Pant' - Ian Chappell

Former Australian captain Ian Chappell feels Rishabh Pant's presence would have given sleepless nights to Australian captain Pat Cummins.

#INDvAUS

"The Australians will be happy. Pant is a counterattacker, the guy who keeps you awake are guys who score quickly and change the game in one session. Pant was one such player," Ian Chappell said.

Former Australian captain Ian Chappell feels Rishabh Pant's presence would have given sleepless nights to Australian captain Pat Cummins but even without him, India will start firm favourites in the upcoming four-match Test series that begins on Thursday.
Pant met with a horrific car accident in December last year and is yet to be discharged from the hospital after undergoing multiple surgeries on his knee and heel.
"India are going to really miss Rishabh Pant. The Australians will be happy. He is a counterattacker, the guy who keeps you awake are guys who score quickly and changes the game in one session. Pant was one such player," Chappell said during an interaction organized by Star Sports, the official broadcasters of the Test series for the Border Gavaskar Trophy.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-aus-r-ashwin-a-gun-bowler-facing-new-balls-on-turners-the-hardest-challenge-usman-khawaja-1675674902665">IND vs AUS: R Ashwin a gun bowler, facing new balls on turners the hardest challenge - Usman Khawaja</a>

Ravichandran Ashwin's form will decide the fate of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, feels former India head coach Ravi Shastri, who wouldn't want the team's premier spinner to "over-plan" against Australia in the upcoming four-match Test series.

IND vs AUS: R Ashwin should not over-plan, Kuldeep Yadav should be India's third spinner: Ravi Shastri

According to former Team India head coach Ravi Shastri, Ravichandran Ashwin's form might decide the #INDvAUS series.
Check out what he said.

Shastri, under whose tutelage India won back-to-back Test series in Australia, also has no hesitation in naming Kuldeep Yadav as his choice for the third spinner's role.

Ravichandran Ashwin's form will decide the fate of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, feels former India head coach Ravi Shastri, who wouldn't want the team's premier spinner to "over-plan" against Australia in the upcoming four-match Test series.
Shastri, under whose tutelage India won back-to-back Test series in Australia, also has no hesitation in naming Kuldeep Yadav as his choice as the third spinner while keeping Suryakumar Yadav as a potent middle-order game-changer.
"Ashwin, you don't want him to over-plan. He is good enough to stick to his plans as he is a real crucial player here. His form might decide the series. Ashwin comes as a package, he will get you important runs as well," Shastri said while answering a query from PTI during an interaction organized by Star Sports, the official broadcasters of the Border Gavaskar Trophy.

With the Indian U-19 Women's team getting India's first World Cup win for women's cricket, the stage is all set for the senior side to try and cross the final barrier and get their hands on their first World Cup trophy in the upcoming Women's T20 Wor

Women's T20 World Cup: Harmanpreet Kaur's India aiming for the elusive ICC title

After heartbreaks in the finals of the 2020 T20 World Cup & the 2022 Commonwealth Games, India will be hoping to end the title drought this time around in South Africa.

#T20WorldCup

Having lost to a dominant Australian side in the final of the 2020 edition, India will be looking for redemption this year. They were the only side to have beaten the Aussies in any match in 2022 and will be hoping to do it again at this year's World Cup.

With the Indian U-19 Women's team finally ending India's long wait for a World Cup trophy in women's cricket, the stage is all set for the senior side to try and emulate the young girls' success at the T20 World Cup in South Africa.&nbsp;
Ranked fourth in the format, the Women in Blue will be hoping to finally put an end to the bitter memories from their past campaigns at ICC events.
The 2017 ODI World Cup final loss was where it all started as the team faltered right on the cusp of glory, losing to hosts England in the final.
Losing to a dominant Australian side in the final of the 2020 T20 World Cup and the 2022 Commonwealth Games gold medal match will also be fresh in the minds of Harmanpreet Kaur's side. They were, in fact, the only side to have beaten the Aussies in any match in 2022 and will be hoping to do it again at this year's World Cup.
While India's batting continues to be their strong suit, their inexperienced pace battery will have to rise to the challenge in the African nation. The U-19 World Cup-winning duo of Shafali Verma and Richa Ghosh will also feature for Harmanpreet Kaur's side, and India will be hoping for their explosive youngsters to come to the party in the African nation.
The Women in Blue will begin their World Cup campaign against arch-rivals Pakistan on February 12.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/women-s-t20-world-cup-india-s-chances-will-largely-be-dependent-on-top-order-mithali-raj-1675663528745">Women's T20 World Cup: India&rsquo;s chances will largely be dependent on top-order - Mithali Raj</a>

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