History Makers: India Win Maiden Women's Cricket World Cup
Deepti Sharma and Shafali Verma led India to a historic victory in the Women's Cricket World Cup, inspiring the co-hosts to claim their first-ever title. Despite an impressive century from South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt, India secured the win.
Key Players
- Deepti Sharma
- Shafali Verma
- Laura Wolvaardt (Proteas captain)
"Deepti Sharma and Shafali Verma inspire the co-hosts to victory despite a century from Proteas captain Laura Wolvaardt."
The Cricketer Team
- George Dobell, Chief Correspondent
- Huw Turbervill, Editor, The Cricketer Magazine
- James Coyne, Deputy Editor, The Cricketer Magazine
- Nick Howson, Digital Editor
- Nick Friend, Features Writer
- Oscar Ress, Staff Reporter
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India's historic win in the Women's Cricket World Cup highlights the growing power and talent of women's cricket on the global stage.
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