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Match Report: India Women vs Sri Lanka Women – ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 Opener

ICC Women’s World Cup

Date: 30 September 2025
Venue: Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati
Result: India Women beat Sri Lanka Women by 59 runs (DLS method) NDTV Sports+2mint+2


1. Pre-match Context

The opening match of the ICC Women’s World Cup always carries weight — toning expectations, setting momentum. India, with a balanced squad of experience and youth, were aiming to lay down a marker, while Sri Lanka looked to upset expectations on home soil. Rain threatened the match’s structure, which meant that both sides had to remain flexible with plans. mint+2Hindustan Times+2


2. Toss & Decision

Sri Lanka won the toss and chose to bowl first, hoping to take advantage of early conditions and then chase under changing light or conditions. mint+2NDTV Sports+2


3. India Innings

Total: 269/8 in 47 overs (reduced by rain) Crictoday+3NDTV Sports+3mint+3

This innings was punctuated by dramatic swings:

Fall of Wickets – India

  1. Smriti Mandhana — 14 (3.2 overs)

  2. Pratika Rawal — 81 (19.2 overs)

  3. Harleen Deol — 120 (25.1 overs)

  4. Jemimah Rodrigues — 120 (25.2 overs)

  5. Harmanpreet Kaur — 121 (25.5 overs)

  6. Richa Ghosh — 124 (26.6 overs)

  7. Amanjot Kaur — 227 (43.3 overs)

  8. Deepti Sharma — 269 (46.6 overs)
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4. Sri Lanka Innings (Chase)

Total: 211 all out in 45.4 overs NDTV Sports+3mint+3Crictoday+3

Sri Lanka’s chase began with promise but faltered under pressure:

Key Indian Bowling Figures


5. Match Result & Highlights

India clinched the match by 59 runs via DLS method. Crictoday+4NDTV Sports+4mint+4

Player of the Match:
Deepti Sharma, for her all-round contribution of 53 runs and 3 wickets. mint+3Crictoday+3NDTV Sports+3

Turning Point:
The recovering partnership between Amanjot and Deepti stopped Sri Lanka’s momentum and shifted the control back to India. The middle-order collapse looked ominous, but that stand rescued the innings.
Sri Lanka’s resistance fell short after those middle-order wickets, unable to keep pace with required run rate under mounting pressure.


6. What This Means & Looking Ahead

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