Discussion around women’s cricket is ready to reach the fever pitch ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 Stretches closer. Will see tournaments starting in Bengaluru on 30 September India And Sri Lanka Lock horn in the inaugural encounter. With the incident being co-conscious by India, the domestic side is ready for a high pressure campaign under the attentive eyes of its emotional fans.
Harmanpreet Kaur expectations on India’s title
Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur Emphasizing the benefit of home support, expressed both confidence and determination before the mega event. He said that playing in front of the house crowd is always a special feeling, as fans can have a great inspiration for energy and support team. He hoped that this time the players will give their best best in every game and in the end the women will remove the long-standing obstacle of winning the ODI Cup-something that is eagerly waiting for Indian fans.
“Playing in front of a house crowd is always special, and hopefully this time we will give our 100 percent and in the end we will break the obstacle that all Indian fans are waiting,” Harmanpreet said as quoted by Cricbuzz.
Chanting his own career-defined moment-Tejashwi 171-run knocking in the 2017 semi-final against Australia-Harmanpreet said that while Smriti is dear to him, the heart of the final lost to the heart. He said that the team is working hard to ensure that they can give worthy performances of the trophy.
“I still remember that knock – it was very special. After that, a lot changed for me personally. At that time, I did not fully realize what happened, but when we returned to India after losing the final, the number of people waiting for us was really remarkable. It was something very special,” Added Harman.
India’s World Cup trip so far
The history of India in the Women’s ODI World Cup is full of talent and moments of heartbreak. The team finished runner -up in 2005, finished third in 2009, and finished disappointing in 2013. The 2017 version was his nearest brush with Mahima, as he lost to England in the final at Lord’s. In the 2022 tournament, India ended in fifth place, disappearing in knockout stages. This year, the team’s goal will be to convert previous lessons into a championship winning campaign.
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