Rawal and Mandhana tons seal India's semi-final spot
India posted their highest-ever World Cup total on their way to a comprehensive win over New Zealand
23/10Result
24th Match (D/N), ICC Women's World Cup at Navi Mumbai, Oct 23 2025
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![India Women]( "India Women")
340/3 (49/49 ov) -
![New Zealand Women]( "New Zealand Women")
271/8 (44 ov, target 325)
Player of the Match
23/10Result
24th Match (D/N), ICC Women's World Cup at Navi Mumbai, Oct 23 2025
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![India Women]( "India Women")
340/3 (49/49 ov) -
![New Zealand Women]( "New Zealand Women")
271/8 (44 ov, target 325)
Player of the Match
Match Day
Mandhana, Rawal, Rodrigues flex batting muscle in India's statement win
After losing their way against Australia and England, India finally produced the complete batting performance that was expected of them
'It sucks' - Devine emotional about World Cup exit and impending ODI retirement
New Zealand captain was verging on tears after her side was knocked out of the World Cup, leaving her with just one game left in her ODI career
Stats - Smriti Mandhana and Pratika Rawal tear up the record book
All the statistical highs the openers and India scaled during the World Cup game against New Zealand in Navi Mumbai
Muzumdar: Dropping Rodrigues against England 'one of the toughest decisions'
The India head coach said a decision on Rodrigues' inclusion in the XI against New Zealand will be taken on match day
Rosemary Mair is fast, relentless, and coming for your stumps
The New Zealand quick chats about what inspired her to take up fast bowling, the tools of her trade, and its pitfalls
'Thanks for not saying I'm old' - Devine utterly chill ahead of make-it-or-break-it game against India
The NZ captain has a signature deadpan style and even World Cup pressure hasn't been able to dilute it
The biggest hurdle for India at the Women's World Cup
They have had issues handling high-pressure situations and the improvements they've made via the WPL will be put to the test against New Zealand
Preview
New Zealand in must-win territory with rain in the Navi Mumbai air
Rain has followed New Zealand from Colombo to Navi Mumbai, compounding their problems, while India, after three successive defeats, are running out of opportunities as well
