Cricket Control Board in India (BCCI) Have officially unveiled India a Upcoming warm-ups ahead of women squad for matches ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025The announcement comes as a cricket enthusiast worldwide, which is ready for the 13th edition of the Marki tournament, which promises to be an exciting spectacle. India And Sri Lanka 30 September to 2 November, 2025.
The ICC Women’s ODI World Cup is an important milestone in women’s cricket in 2025, which returns to the Indian subcontinent after a 12 -year gap. This prestigious tournament will include eight elite teams for the final award of cricket, which will feature the defending champions. Australia Looking at their dominance to expand. The tournament represents the fourth time India will host the Women’s World Cup after successful versions in 1978, 1997 and 2013, while, while, Sri Lanka The program will be hosted for the first time.
Tournament format and strategic warm-up schedule
ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 will follow a broad single round-robin format, where each of the eight-part teams will face each other once during the group phase. The top four teams of this round-robin phase will proceed to the semi-finals, which will create an intensity competitive environment, where every match has significant weight. The tournament will conclude with the final scheduled for November 2, with a visit to Bangalore and Colombo based on the merit landscapes.
Warm-up matches are strategically determined from 25 September to 28 September, which provides important preparation to teams before the main tournament starts. These exercises will be held at four places – M. BCCI Center for Excellence in Chinnaswamy Stadium and Bangalore, R. in Sri Lanka. With Premdasa Stadium and Colombo Cricket Club. Warm-up fixtures serve a dual purpose: the teams allow the selectors to fix their combinations by providing the players with the last opportunity to assess the form of players and fitness levels.
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BCCI’s strategic India a squad for New Zealand Challenge
In carefully prepared selection strategy, BCCI has nominated a turmoil India under the captaincy under a women’s squad. Minanu ManiWhich brings valuable international experience in the role of leadership. The squad consists of many notable players who are part of the standby list for the main World Cup team, ensuring spontaneous integration if necessary. Selection features a mixture of experienced campaigners and emerging talent with players Shafali Verma Despite remembering the main World Cup squad, explosive batting skills.
The team will face New Zealand on 25 September at the BCCI Center of Excellence Ground in Bangalore on 25 September at its warm-up encounter. The match represents an important opportunity for these players to demonstrate their abilities and potentially earns the final-minute idea for the main tournament. The performance of the India A team will be monitored equally closely by selectors and cricket enthusiasts, with the characteristic of the neutral site arrangement for some matches with the World Cup and extensive broadcasting coverage in many platforms.
India one squad: Shafli Verma, Dhara Gurjar, D Vrinda, Raghi Bist, Nadani Kashyap (WK), Tanusri Sarkar, Tejal Hasbanis, Mininu Mani (C), Prema Rawat, Tanuja Kanwar, Priya Mishra, Saili Satigre, Saiy Thara, and Titas Dukh.
India is a women’s squad to play warm -up games against NZ. Spin
Shafali Verma
Dhara Gurjar
De Vrinda
Raghavi Bist
Nadani Kashyap (wk)
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Tejal Hasbanis
Minanu Mani (C)
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Tanuja Kanwar
Priya mishra
Sayali Satgare
Seema Thakor
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