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India’s women’s captain, Harmanparet Kaur, hopes to end the team’s long wait for an ICC trophy in the next World Cup of Women Hate, which will be held at home next month. He stated that playing in front of the crowd is a motivation to break the India barrier to the Women’s World Cup.
India’s women’s cricket team has improved in recent years. However, they still do not have to secure a world title of the ICC despite reaching the finals twice (2005 and 2017). The ICC trophy is still a goal in the tents tournament, which will take place from September 30 to November 2 in India and Sri Lanka.
Try to break this final barrier: HarmanPreet Kaur in the World Cup 2025
Harmanparet Kaur said they want to enjoy the tournament at the house of the floor. Kaur hoped that the team will make their best to finally break the ICC trophy drought.
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“(The plan is the same) the same as my first World Cup.
“This time, I hope we give our 100 percent and we try to break the final barrier we have all been waiting for,” he added.
India ended as a runner -up in 2005 and 2017. They also took third place in 2009, the seventh in 2013 and the fifth in 2022. The next 13th edition of the tournament will follow a round format, with the first four teams moving forward in the semifinals.
I still remember that stroke, it was very special: Harmanpreet Kaur
Harmanparet Kaur recalled his unbeaten entries of 171 runs against Australia in the 2017 World Cup semifinal. He described it as very special for his career and the female cricket in India. Kaur stated that he received overwhelming support when the team returned home.
“I still remember that Knock was very special. Very much changed for me personally after that. At that time, I did not realize completely than it had happened, but when we returned to India after losing the final, the number of people waiting and cheering for us was really remarkable. It was a very special thing,” said Skipper India.
A defining moment for female game: Jay Shah
The ICC 2025 Cricket Cricket World Cup was opened by ICC President Jay Shah, and the protagonists Smriti Mandhana and Jemimah Rodrigues with the CEO of the ICC Sanjog Gupta.
Shah stated that the World Cup will play a key role in raising sport and expressed CPI’s commitment to adopt new ideas to maintain women’s cricket growth.
“The return of the ICC 2025 Cricket World Cup in India comes at a defining time for women’s game, which is a scene for a world -class tournament that will further increase the overall height of sport.”
“At the ICC, we are still open to new ideas and are constantly exploring ways to maintain the boost up the women’s cricket. Conversations like today’s group’s discussion are indispensable to shape our collective vision and promote progress,” said Shah.
