Fixtures & Results
Recent Bangladesh in West Indies, 2 Test Series, 2024
2ndTest
West Indies
146
(65.0)
185
(50.0)
Bangladesh
164
(71.5)
268
(59.5)
Live Africa Continental Cup, 2024
Match 1
Uganda
164-8
(20.0)
Botswana
48-2
(7.3)
Live Womens Senior One Day Trophy, 2024
Match 4
Baroda Women
255
(50.0)
Jammu and Kashmir Women
165-4
(33.0)
Live Womens Senior One Day Trophy, 2024
Match 3
Gujarat Women
244-4
(50.0)
Sikkim Women
52
(35.4)
Live Womens Senior One Day Trophy, 2024
Match 2
Himachal Pradesh Women
115-8
(37.0)
Railways Women
166-8
(50.0)
Live Womens Senior One Day Trophy, 2024
Match 8
Assam Women
78-0
(14.0)
Odisha Women
230-6
(50.0)
Live Womens Senior One Day Trophy, 2024
Match 17
Chandigarh Women
123-4
(34.3)
Tripura Women
149
(47.4)
Live Womens Senior One Day Trophy, 2024
Match 10
Chhattisgarh Women
149
(40.5)
Goa Women
78-7
(26.2)
Live Womens Senior One Day Trophy, 2024
Match 11
Delhi Women
187
(49.1)
Jharkhand Women
92-2
(27.1)
Live Womens Senior One Day Trophy, 2024
Match 13
Haryana Women
250
(47.4)
Uttar Pradesh Women
133-1
(28.5)
Live Womens Senior One Day Trophy, 2024
Match 5
Hyderabad Women
248-7
(50.0)
Nagaland Women
70-5
(30.0)
Live Womens Senior One Day Trophy, 2024
Match 14
Maharashtra Women
196-7
(50.0)
Saurashtra Women
59-9
(27.0)
Live Womens Senior One Day Trophy, 2024
Match 9
Madhya Pradesh Women
398-3
(50.0)
Manipur Women
50-4
(17.2)
Live Womens Senior One Day Trophy, 2024
Match 6
Mumbai Women
233-9
(50.0)
Uttarakhand Women
96-8
(31.2)
Live ACC Men's U19 Asia Cup, 2024
Match 11
Pakistan Under-19
243-6
(50.0)
Japan Under-19
25-2
(11.0)
Upcoming Bahrain Women in Qatar, 5 T20I Series, 2024
2ndT20I
Qatar Women
Bahrain Women
Upcoming Africa Continental Cup, 2024
Match 2
Rwanda
Nigeria
Recent Womens Senior One Day Trophy, 2024
Match 12
Bihar Women
68
(28.0)
Punjab Women
69-3
(17.3)
Recent Womens Senior One Day Trophy, 2024
Match 15
Karnataka Women
86-2
(13.5)
Meghalaya Women
85
(46.0)
Recent ACC Men's U19 Asia Cup, 2024
Match 12
India Under-19
143-0
(16.1)
United Arab Emirates Under-19
137
(44.0)
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