इंग्लैंड ने बांग्लादेश को 4 विकेट से हराया, ICC महिला विश्व कप 2025 में दूसरी जीत

15 टिप्पणि

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  rakesh meena

  नवंबर 21, 2025 AT 22:20
  England ne pakka kamaal kiya
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  Ayushi Dongre

  नवंबर 23, 2025 AT 08:14
  The composure displayed by Heather Knight under pressure was truly exemplary. One can observe in her leadership a quiet resilience that transcends mere statistics. The team’s ability to maintain rhythm despite early wickets speaks to deeper psychological fortitude, not just technical skill. This is the kind of cricket that elevates the sport beyond mere competition into a realm of disciplined artistry.
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  sandeep singh

  नवंबर 25, 2025 AT 07:37
  Bangladesh ko yeh match kyun hara diya? Unki team toh bas dhakkan hai. India ko yeh dekhna chahiye ki hum kaise khele
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  Sumit Garg

  नवंबर 25, 2025 AT 22:10
  One must question the structural integrity of Bangladesh’s batting order. The collapse in the final ten overs-merely 28 runs-suggests a systemic failure in mental conditioning, not merely tactical misjudgment. The absence of a coherent middle-order strategy reveals a fundamental flaw in their domestic development pipeline. One wonders whether their coaching staff even understands the concept of pressure management.
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  Sneha N

  नवंबर 26, 2025 AT 20:52
  Heather Knight... so elegant. So calm. Like a monsoon breeze cutting through the heat of battle. Tears in my eyes. The way she walked to the crease-like poetry in motion. I wish I could be that graceful under pressure. 💫
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  Manjunath Nayak BP

  नवंबर 27, 2025 AT 21:09
  Let me tell you something nobody else will admit-this whole tournament is rigged. Did you notice how the pitch was prepared? Perfectly flat for England’s power hitters but no bounce for Bangladesh’s spinners? And the umpiring? Two LBWs against Bangladesh that were clearly missing leg stump? And don’t get me started on the DRS system-why didn’t they review that caught-behind? I’ve seen match-fixing in smaller leagues, but this? This is institutional corruption. They want India to lose so England can dominate the narrative. They’re scared of Indian fans. That’s why they’re letting England win so easily-so we don’t get too confident before our own matches. You think this is cricket? No. This is theater.
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  Tulika Singh

  नवंबर 28, 2025 AT 15:45
  Good game. Both teams fought hard.
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  naresh g

  नवंबर 30, 2025 AT 13:13
  Wait-so, let me confirm: England chased 178 in 46.1 overs, lost 6 wickets, and Heather Knight was Player of the Match-correct? And Bangladesh scored 178 in 49.4 overs, all out? And Marufa Akter took 3 wickets? And Lauren Bell got Rubiya Haider? And the match was in Guwahati at 2:30 PM local time? And the temperature was 24°C? And the next match is Australia vs New Zealand on October 8? And England vs India is on October 10? And the final is on November 29 in Delhi? Did I get all the details right?
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  Brajesh Yadav

  दिसंबर 2, 2025 AT 08:05
  Bangladesh lost because they don’t have the heart. They play like they’re afraid of winning. England? They play like they were born to win. This is why we don’t let weak teams into big tournaments. We should have banned them long ago. #BangladeshIsNotCricket
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  Govind Gupta

  दिसंबर 3, 2025 AT 01:30
  There’s a quiet beauty in how England anchored that chase-not with fireworks, but with steady, unyielding resolve. It reminded me of monsoon rains: not loud, but deep, persistent, soaking through doubt. Bangladesh fought with grit, but the weight of expectation crushed their timing. Still, cricket isn’t just about wins-it’s about the stories left behind. And this one? It’s got layers.
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  tushar singh

  दिसंबर 3, 2025 AT 17:49
  Great effort from Bangladesh! Keep going, you’ve got so much potential. The bowling was solid-just need a bit more confidence with the bat. You’ll turn it around!
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  amrin shaikh

  दिसंबर 4, 2025 AT 01:18
  This is why women’s cricket is still a joke. England won because they’re the only team with actual training. Bangladesh? They look like they just came from a college picnic. Heather Knight’s 50+ was a masterclass-while Bangladesh’s top order looked like they were batting with blindfolds. This isn’t sport, it’s a charity match with uniforms. And don’t even get me started on the commentary-every single analyst is pretending this is competitive. Wake up.
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  jai utkarsh

  दिसंबर 4, 2025 AT 08:20
  Let’s be honest-this match was a spectacle of colonial superiority. England, the former imperial power, comes to India, plays on Indian soil, defeats a developing nation, and the entire media celebrates it as ‘great cricket.’ Meanwhile, Bangladesh’s players are reduced to footnotes. Who benefits? The ICC, the broadcasters, the sponsors. Who pays? The dignity of a generation of cricketers who dreamt of glory, not humiliation. This isn’t sport-it’s cultural domination dressed in white flannels.
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  Chandan Gond

  दिसंबर 6, 2025 AT 03:55
  Bangladesh, listen up! Your spinners were brilliant. Your fielding? Sharp. You just need one player to take responsibility in the middle overs. Look at Heather Knight-she didn’t wait for someone else to save the day. She stepped up. You’ve got the talent. Now grow a spine. Next match against India? Go out there and play like your life depends on it. I believe in you!
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  Arvind Pal

  दिसंबर 7, 2025 AT 19:02
  Heather Knight was calm. Bangladesh tried. Cricket’s funny like that.