Dubai, Sept. 18 -- The stage is set for a thrilling showdown as eight of the world's top teams converge for the 13th edition of the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, with reigning champions Australia leading the charge to retain their title.
After a dominant campaign in 2022, capped by Alyssa Healy's unforgettable 170-run masterclass in the final against then-defending champions England, Australia are back and ambitious as ever. Now under the leadership of Healy herself, the world's top-ranked side arrives in sub-continent with history, form, and motivation on their side.
India, the host nation for the fourth time, will be eager to capitalize on home advantage, while England, currently ranked second, are hungry to reclaim the crown they last...