India's first Women's Cricket World Cup title marks a historic moment for a country that has long been dominant in the men's game.

After two runners-up finishes in 2005 and 2017, the Indian team finally became third time lucky as they defeated South Africa by 52 runs in the final to lift maiden silverware.

The hosts had made the final after beating defending champions Australia, ending their run of 15 consecutive match wins in the tournament.

After a slow start to the group stage where rain was discussed just as much as the cricket, India's eventual World Cup success showed what is possible when given the platform.

India’s women post 298-7 in Navi Mumbai before bowling South Africa out for 246 to claim the 2025 Cricket World Cup.

India were crowned Womens Cricket World Cup champions for the first time ever after beating South Africa in the final; India beat seven-time title holders Australia in the semi-final; England were kno

Victory, emotion, and history collided as the Indian women’s cricket team lifted their first-ever Women’s Cricket World Cup, sparking celebrations that united the nation. From streets alive with cheer to social media flooded with joy,

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