Fixtures & Results
Recent T20 Spring Challenge, 2024
Match 5
ACT Meteors
147-4
(20.0)
Melbourne Stars Women
109
(16.3)
Recent T20 Spring Challenge, 2024
Match 6
Melbourne Renegades Women
169-3
(20.0)
Perth Scorchers Women
170-9
(19.3)
Live Ranji Trophy, 2024/25
Match 17
Nagaland
330-4
(93.0)
Arunachal Pradesh
Yet to bat
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Match 13
Assam
13-1
(6.5)
Jharkhand
361
(109.5)
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Match 15
Chhattisgarh
343
(110.5)
Delhi
8-0
(3.0)
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Match 1
Baroda
290
(103.1)
Mumbai
83-1
(20.3)
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Match 14
Chandigarh
109
(47.0)
Railways
142
(49.2)
93-2
(24.0)
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Match 18
Goa
376
(109.2)
Manipur
31-2
(11.2)
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Match 11
Haryana
254
(74.2)
Bihar
78
(28.3)
31-1
(9.0)
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Match 5
Hyderabad
77-2
(22.0)
Gujarat
343
(93.4)
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Match 6
Himachal Pradesh
431-2
(124.0)
Uttarakhand
Yet to bat
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Match 2
Jammu and Kashmir
354-5
(116.0)
Maharashtra
Yet to bat
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Match 12
Kerala
Yet to bat
Punjab
95-5
(39.0)
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Match 9
Madhya Pradesh
232-4
(83.0)
Karnataka
Yet to bat
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Match 7
Rajasthan
93-2
(29.0)
Puducherry
248
(85.0)
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Match 3
Services
375-6
(125.0)
Meghalaya
Yet to bat
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Match 19
Sikkim
191
(70.0)
26-1
(10.0)
Mizoram
163
(44.5)
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Match 16
Tamil Nadu
118-0
(35.0)
Saurashtra
203
(77.0)
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Match 10
Uttar Pradesh
55-0
(16.3)
Bengal
311
(96.2)
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Match 8
Vidarbha
118
(38.5)
1-0
(2.0)
Andhra
167
(64.1)
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Match 4
Tripura
Odisha
Upcoming Women's East Asia Cup, 2024
Match 10
South Korea Women
Hong Kong, China Women
Upcoming Rwanda in Malawi, 5 T20I Series, 2024
3rdT20I
Malawi
Rwanda
Recent South American Men's Championship T20I, 2024
Match 8
Colombia
34
(12.0)
Mexico
35-3
(6.2)
Recent Women's East Asia Cup, 2024
Match 9
China Women
71-8
(20.0)
Japan Women
90-9
(20.0)
Women's T20 World Cup
India vs Bangladesh (M) 2024
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