India Vs Bangladesh Highlights, ICC Women's World Cup 2025: Match Called Off Due To Rain

Hello! We’re back with another live blog, covering the India vs Bangladesh clash in the ICC Women's World Cup 2025. Stay tuned for live updates.

The weather in Navi Mumbai doesn't look encouraging. There is a 100% cloud cover in the city with 97% chances of precipitation. The forecast has also predicted that rain will start in the next 34 minutes

India Vs Bangladesh in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 will be live streamed on JioHotstar app/website and the Star Sports network.

Matches played - 8

India Women Wins - 6

Bangladesh Women Wins - 1

Tied - 1

There will be a delay in toss as it has started to rain in Navi Mumbai. The entire ground has been covered. Stay tuned for updates.

The downpour had stopped briefly in Navi Mumbai but the covers are coming back on once again. As it looks, it will be a long delay.

News from the centre - India win the toss and choose to bowl first.

Bangladesh XI: Sumaiya Akter, Rubya Haider Jhelik, Sharmin Akhter, Sobhana Mostary, Nigar Sultana(w/c), Shorna Akter, Ritu Moni, Rabeya Khan, Nahida Akter, Nishita Akter Nishi, Marufa Akter

India XI: Pratika Rawal, Smriti Mandhana, Harleen Deol, Jemimah Rodrigues, Harmanpreet Kaur(c), Deepti Sharma, Uma Chetry(w), Amanjot Kaur, Radha Yadav, Shree Charani, Renuka Singh Thakur

This was the first time that Harmanpreet Kaur won the toss in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 after losing 8 tosses on the trot.

The intensity of the rain has reduced but the rain is still on. Overs will surely be reduced if and when the match begins.

The downpour is still strong in Navi Mumbai and we have already started to lose overs from this game. There is no official update or a cut-off time for the start of the match. Stay tuned with us for further updates.

Positive news from Navi Mumbai. The rain has stopped completely, Umpires are out for an inspection, the ground staff are also working hard to dry the outfield and the Super Soppers are out as well.

The match between India and Bangladesh has an official start time. The first ball be bowled at 5:00PM (IST) with revised playing conditions. It will now be a 43-over match with 9 overs of powerplay for both sides.

Both the teams are coming out to the field for their respective National anthems. The DY Patil Stadium is nearly full and the crowd is beaming with energy.

Renuka Singh is off to an emphatic start with the ball here in Navi Mumbai. She almost took a wicket off the first ball. It was a full length delivery which swung into Sumaiya, who looked absolutely clueless.

Renuka Singh reaps the reward as she removes Bangladeshi opener Sumaiya Akter for just 2 runs. Renuka is getting a lot of swing in this surface. India will be wanting to take advantage of the conditions early on.

Deepti Sharma follows up Renuka Singh's successful first over with a maiden. Bangladesh 3/1 after 2 overs.

Renuka Singh's bowling action is helping her generate swing naturally off the surface at the DY Patil Stadium. She is consistently bowling in great lengths and it won't be shocking to see her grab another wicket.

Sharmin Akhter scores the first boundary for Bangladesh off Renuka Singh with an exquisite cover drive down the ground for a 4.

Sharmin Akhter and Rubya Haider have done well to pull the momentum by their side. The duo are not taking many risks, playing sensible shots and are putting the Indian bowlers under a bit of pressure.

Deepti Sharma tossed the ball nicely, inviting Rubya Haider to go for a big shot but the latter ended up sending it skywards and handing an easy catch to Harleen Deol. BAN-W 34/2 (10)

The ground staff did not waste a second and rushed straight into the field with the big covers as rain suspends the game after 12 overs in Navi Mumbai. Stay tuned for the updates.

The rain is showing no signs of slowing down here in Navi Mumbai. The forecast has suggested that the downpour will continue to fall for a while. Stay tuned for the latest updates.

As the match between India and Bangladesh continues to get delayed, catch all the highlights and key updates from day 2 of the Ranji Trophy 2025/26 season round 2.

The rain has not slowed down but there is an official update about the resumption of the match. The cut-off time for a 20-over game has been set at 9:05PM (IST), but it will only be possible if the rain stops completely.

The Umpires are having a chat with the captains and are explaining the situation to them. Rain has slowed down a bit and the onus will be on the ground staff to make the outfield dry and playable. The cut-off time for a 20-over game is still 9:05PM (IST).

What a frustrating ICC Women's World Cup 2025 it has been due to rain. The covers were completely removed from the ground just a while ago, but they have been put back on as another shower came calling. Stay tuned for more updates.

Rain has finally stopped and the game has resumed in Navi Mumbai. It will now be a 27-over match per side with only 5 overs of powerplay for India. 2 bowlers can bowl a maximum of 6 overs.

Bangladesh have reached 50 but Radha Yadav has put up a splendid piece of fielding here as she runs out Nigar Sultana for just 9 runs. A lightning throw from Radha Yadav helps India get the 3rd wicket.

Bangladesh batters Sharmin Akhter and Sobhana Mostary are fighting hard to put up a fighting total in front of the lethal Indian batting line-up. The duo have scored back-to-back boundaries and are nearing towards triple figures.

It is not looking good for Pratika Rawal at the moment. While trying to prevent a boundary at long-off, Rawal got stuck and ended up twisting her left ankle in the opposite angle. She has been a massive revelation for India in this World Cup, but she has been taken off the field following the ugly incident. Concerning sight for the Indian backroom staff.

Amanjot Kaur bowls a cracking delivery and lights up the stumps to remove Bangladesh's 5th batter from the crease. Only 4 overs remain after this and the Tigresses will hope to put at least 100 runs on the board.

Radha Yadav gets her second wicket of the night. She cleans up Nahida Akter and India need 4 more wickets to inflict the all-out.

Sharmin Akhter heads to the dressing room at last, she was the lone batter, who was fighting for Bangladesh. Arundhati Reddy did well to cover her ground and dive forward to complete an exceptional catch. Her celebration says it all.

Radha Yadav, who has replaced Sneh Rana today, has showcased her quality with the ball, picking 3 wickets for 30 runs from 6 overs.

The 1st innings has come to an end and Bangladesh have been restricted to 119 runs. Bowling figures from Indian bowlers: Renuka Thakur (1/23), Deepti Sharma (1/24), Amanjot Kaur (1/18), Nallapureddy Charani (2/23) and Radha Yadav (3/30). The target will be revised by the Umpires in accordance with DLS method. Indian batters will come out shortly. Stay tuned.

The 2nd innings is underway at the DY Patil Stadium. Pratika Rawal has not come out to open alongside Smriti Mandhana after the terrible ankle twist she suffered in the 1st innings. Amanjot Kaur has replaced Rawal up top.

India are off to a flying start here as they attempt to end the match in a hurry. Smriti Mandhana, in particular, has been impressive since the start of the 2nd innings, bagging 4 fours already at a daunting strike rate of 172.

Rain has once again disrupted play, forcing the players off the field as the groundstaff quickly cover the pitch. Action had resumed at 20:05 local time after the first rain break, but exactly two hours later, the downpour returned, bringing the match to another halt.

IND-W 57-0 (8.4)

The match has been called off after persistent rain interrupted play multiple times. India managed just 8.4 overs of their innings before the downpour brought an end to proceedings. While the result confirms India’s qualification, the team faces a worrying moment as Pratika Rawal hobbled off the field with a twisted right ankle. Fans and management will now wait anxiously for updates on her fitness ahead of the semifinals.

Attention now turns to the Women’s World Cup semi-finals, with England set to face South Africa on October 29 in Guwahati. The following day promises a blockbuster clash as India takes on Australia on October 30.