IND-W vs BAN-W Live score, Women's World Cup: Match called off due to rain in Navi Mumbai, India finish on seven points

The match has been called off. That means, India finish on seven points while Bangladesh end their campaign on three points. Onto the semifinals now as India take on Australia while South Africa take on England.

Not again! The players are walking back once again as rain gods interrupt the match for the third time in this match. India are 57/0 (8.4), still needing 69 runs to win. The covers are coming on.

India's changed opening pair has worked well. Opening the innings after Pratika Rawal got injured, Amanjot Kaur has so far done well to support Smriti Mandhana in the chase. Fifty comes up for India. IND-W 56-0 (8)

Huge over for India as Smriti Mandhana gets into action after a slow start. The Indian vice-captain smashes Nishita Akter Nishi on all parts of the ground for four boundaries in the fourth over. IND-W 33/0 (4)

Amanjot Kaur and Smriti Mandhana have started on a steady note as only a single boundary came in the first three overs. India's first boundary comes from the bat of Amanjot Kaur. IND 17/0 (3)

Pratika Rawal will not open the innings for India after injuring herself. Instead it's Amanjot Kaur along with Smriti Mandhana who walk out to open the batting for India.

Thats it. Bangladesh have put on 119-9 in their 27 overs in a rain-curtailed game. But India will have a revised target when they come out to bat. Radha Yadav was pick of the bowlers with three wickets.

Another wicket for Radha Yadav and another one bit the dust. Rabeya Khan is cleaned up while trying to go over the bowler's head. BAN-W 105/8 (25.2)

If it was actual rain sometime earlier that dictated terms at the DY Patil stadium in Navi Mumbai, it's raining wickets now as Bangladesh batters come and go. Bangladesh have lost their last four wickets for just 10 runs with Radha Yadav taking two while Amanjot Kaur and Shree Charani getting one each. From being at 91/3 at 21.5 overs, Bangladesh are now 101/7 in 24.1 overs.

OUTTT!!! Radha Yadav gets the priced wicket of Sobhana Mostary. The Bangladeshi batter goes straight at long off but is caught by Harleen Deol. BAN-W 91-4 (21.5)

Looks like Pratika Rawal has injured herself while trying to save a boundary. She is laying on the ground as the physio comes out running. Sharmin Akhter smashes Deepti Sharma towards the boundary Rawal, slips and it looked like her foot got stuck on the wet outfield. She gets up and is being helped out of the ground. She seems to be in a lot of pain. BAN-W 87/3 (21.1)

Bulls Eye from Radha Yadav!!! Sharmin Akhter tries to cut Amanjot Kaur but the ball goes straight to Radha Yadav at backward point. At the non-striker's end, Nigar Sultana Joty starts running for a single but stops after a few steps. Wandering there is no danger at her end, Radha takes a direct hit only to see her shatter the stumps with Nigar Joty short of her crease. Welcome wicket for India. BAN-W 55/3 (17)

Play resumes after a long rain delay. The match has been further reduced to 27 overs per side.

Harmanpreet Kaur and Nigar Sultana Joty are having a chat with the umpires in the middle. The cut-off time for a 20-over game in 9:05 PM IST. The rain has stopped and the square covers are coming off now.

As we see, the rain has stopped as the groundsmen enter the ground to take down the covers. In case the game resumes, the match will be reduced further for both teams.

No news of any positive update from Navi Mumbai as rain continues to fall heavily. Looks like we are heading towards another washed out game.

It's pelting now in Navi Mumbai. More covers have been brought on to cover the ground. At the moment, its only rain that is dictating the day.

Ohhh No!!! The rain has come back again and its pelting at this moment. The groundsmen are running into the ground with the covers on. It's so heavy that the fans, without umbrellas, are looking for shelters.

OUTTT!!!! Deepti Sharma gives India the much-needed breakthrough. The off-spinner bowls a flighted delivery as Rubya Haider Jhelik goes for an aerial route, but doesn't get enough elevation only for Harleen Deol take a single catch. BAN-W 34/2 (10)

DROPPPED!!! Shree Charani puts down Sharmin Akhter. It was a similar dismissal like the first wicket, but Charani spills. Deepti Sharma comes back into attack. BAN-W 34/1 (9)

The Indian bowlers Amanjot Kaur, Renuka Singh Thakur and Deepti Sharma have kept things tight so far with the Bangladeshi batters managing just a single boundary in the first six overs. BAN-W 14/1 (6)

OUTTTT!!! A wicket in the first over for India. Sumaiya Akter chases a outside the off delivery and Shree Charani takes a catch at the third man. Renuka Singh Thakur strikes. BAN-W 3/1 (1)

Time for National Anthems. Bangladesh go first, followed by India. Sumaiya Akter and Rubya Haider Jhelik open the batting for Bangladesh. Renuka Singh Thakur will open the attack for India.

Here's the official update. The match has been reduced to 43 overs per side with the first ball to be bowled at 5 PM IST.

Good news for the Indian fans. The rain has stopped and the two captains are in the middle, having a chat with the umpires. The stumps are being put into place with the supersoppers doing the rounds. The weather looks much brighter ta this moment.

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Here's an update from toss presenter Alan Wilkins. It's raining still in Navi Mumbai.

There's no update as to when the game will start. At this moment, the rain has reduced significantly, but is quite dark in the sky. We haven't started losing overs as yet.

Unwanted record by Harmanpreet Kaur. The Indian captain wins a toss after losing eight on the trot - joint-longest alongside Mithali Raj, who lost eight between February 2006 and July 2006.

New Zealand's Sophie Devine has spoken about better scheduling of the World Cup matches as two of their games were washed out in Colombo. "World Cup, they come around once every four years. I heard Fatima Sana also speaking about it — that they don't play much cricket. We don't play much cricket, especially in the ODI format, and to have the World Cup be so badly affected by something again that everyone knows about,” Devine said.

“I think we saw it as soon as we found out that the tournament was gonna be played partly in Sri Lanka in October — that’s monsoon season. So it didn't take much, just a little search on Google, and I mean, it’s pretty obvious to everyone around that. So you certainly hope moving forward that, yeah, there’s a bit more future planning, that there is a bit more, I guess, flexibility as you're saying, to be able to adapt to that. And obviously, I understand that money, broadcasters, TV — it all helps fund the game, but it's not much fun just watching covers be put on and off and players in the changing room,” she added.

Ohh No!! We are in line for more delay as the rain gods have opened up heavily now. The covers are back on and rain is lashing down at the moment. It's has gotten very dark and the groundstaff have charged out in the middle to cover the ground.

We are ready for the toss, Harmanpreet Kaur and Nigar Sultana Joty are in the middle, exchanging team sheets. Harmanpreet wins toss and India opt to bowl. Richa Ghosh, Kranti Gaud and Sneh Rana are resting. Amanjot Kaur and Radha Yadav come in the playing XI.

Good news for the fans. It's highly overcast in Navi Mumbai and the covers are coming off at the moment. The pitch remains under covers though.

Bad news fron Navi Mumbai. The drizzle is back on and the covers come in again. India captain Harmanpreet Kaur walked out in match jersey for the toss, is now head back to the dressing room.

Its overcast in Navi Mumbai and the covers are coming on. The squre has been covered along with a few more areas. Toss is delayed. Meanwhile, Uma Chetry is being handed over her maiden ODI cap. She gets it from Smriti Mandhana.

Will India tinker with the playing XI? It is likely Harmanpreet Kaur might change a few personnel. Renuka Singh Thakur might make way for a Amanjot Kaur in order to manage the workload.

Among the bowlers everyone chipped in with atleast one wicket. Kranti Gaud and Renuka Singh Thakur took two wickets each.

The Indians batters have struck a chord against New Zealand. Openers Pratika Rawal and Smriti Mandhana scored respective hundreds while the likes of Jemimah Rodrigues also scored a half-century. In fact, it was the first time the Indian batters scored 300-plus in this tournament.

India face a tough challenge in the semi-final against a formidable, unbeaten Australian side, seven-time champions and the reigning 2022 winners. The high-stakes clash is scheduled for Thursday, October 29, at DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai.

The India-New Zealand game was stopped for a long while due to rain, and evening showers have continued to hit since. The same happening on Sunday is sadly expected. Hence, a full 50-over game remains in doubt.

India and Bangladesh have faced each other eight times in Women’s ODIs, with the Women in Blue dominating the rivalry — winning six matches, losing just one, while one ended in a tie. Their only clash in the Women’s World Cup came in 2022, where India cruised to victory by a massive 110 runs.

The toss will take place at 2:30 PM IST

There's heavy rainfall expected on October 26 with the temperatures between 24.9°C and 26.6°C and humidity at 87%. The weather forecast in Mumbai today indicates strong precipitation with 97% chance of precipitation.

Like in the previous game, it is also going to be a high-scoring game. But hold on, there is a chance of rain in the weekend and unfortunately from morning itself. The India vs New Zealand was also affected by rain.

The India women vs Bangladesh women clash in the ICC Women's World Cup 2025 will be telecast live on Star Sports channels from 3 PM IST. Live streaming of India women vs Bangladesh women will be available on JioStar app and website.

Although the match against Bangladesh is a dead rubber, but it is an opportunity for the Indian team to fine-tune their preparations before the semifinal against Australia.

India started their campaign with wins against Pakistan and Sri Lanka before losing against Australia, England and South Africa. However, India booked their smeifinal ticket with a win over New Zealand.

Hello and welcome to the final group stage match between India and Bangladesh in the ICC Women's World Cup 2025.