Schedule
Match 2
Bucharest
143/10 (19.5)
87/7 (20.0)
Turkiye Women beat Bulgaria Women by 56 runs
Player of the match
Saliha Ozkunduz - TUR-W
Match 36
Raipur
78/10 (19.2)
82/3 (13.4)
Jharkhand Women beat Goa Women by 7 wickets
Arti Kumari - JHA-W
Match 34
Gwalior
125/6 (20.0)
126/6 (19.0)
Haryana Women beat Chhattisgarh Women by 4 wickets
Amandeep Kaur - HAR-W
Match 35
Nagpur
70/10 (18.5)
73/3 (14.3)
Madhya Pradesh Women beat Maharashtra Women by 7 wickets
Nikita Singh - MP-W
Match 5
Sharjah
108/10 (19.4)
109/2 (11.0)
Ajman beat Abu Dhabi by 8 wickets
Essam Muti Ur Rab - AJM
Match 6
Oman
117/10 (20.0)
118/4 (18.3)
Samoa beat Papua New Guinea by 6 wickets
Sean Solia - SAM
107/10 (19.2)
112/2 (15.3)
Dubai beat Emirates Blues by 8 wickets
Ronak Panoly - DUB
2nd Test
Delhi
518/5 (134.2)d&124/3 (35.2)
248/10 (81.5)&390/10 (118.5)f/o
India beat West Indies by 7 wickets
Kuldeep Yadav - IND
Match 3
144/6 (20.0)
135/7 (20.0)
Austria Women beat Turkiye Women by 9 runs
Priya Sabu - AUT-W
Match 4
71/10 (13.4)
73/4 (9.5)
Turkiye Women beat Romania Women by 6 wickets
Hacer Celik - TUR-W
Match 11
Guwahati
227/9 (50.0)
127/10 (39.5)
New Zealand Women beat Bangladesh Women by 100 runs
Brooke Halliday - NZ-W
Vancouver
151/5 (10.0)
152/3 (9.3)
Brampton Blitz beat Mississauga Masters by 7 wickets
David Wiese - BBZ
Match 12
Texas
104/8 (10.0)
107/4 (9.0)
Dallas Lonestars CC beat Chicago CC by 6 wickets
Paul van Meekeren - DL
Match 9
Melbourne
245/8 (50.0)
137/10 (29.2)
Tasmania Women beat Victoria Women by 108 runs
Hayley Silver-Holmes - TAS-W
206/4 (10.0)
126/9 (10.0)
Vancouver Kings beat Montreal Royal Tigers by 80 runs
Max Chu - VCK
Match 13
92/7 (10.0)
85/7 (10.0)
New York Lions CC beat Houston Generals CC by 7 runs
Wayne Parnell - NYL
164/6 (10.0)
134/4 (10.0)
White Rock Warriors beat Toronto Sixers by 30 runs
Aaron Jones - WRW
Match 1
97/3 (10.0)
100/3 (8.3)
Toronto Sixers Women beat Vancouver Thunderbirds Women by 7 wickets
Match 7
161/5 (20.0)
167/4 (19.2)
United Arab Emirates beat Malaysia by 6 wickets
Muhammad Waseem - UAE
Match 8
131/8 (20.0)
132/5 (18.0)
Nepal beat Japan by 5 wickets
Gulshan Jha - NEP
Format
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