Poured time & effort into building this Womenβs Cricket Wordle ahead of the 2025 Women's ODI World Cup π
Play the daily challenge here
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Would mean a lot if you help spread the word π
#WomensCricket#CricketWordle#Wordle#CWC25#CricketWorldCup
π¨ I developed a Womenβs Cricket Wordle ahead of the Womenβs ODI World Cup!π
Take the daily challenge, share it with your squad and help spread the wordπ
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π‘ Tag your squad & challenge them
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βI feel like I've played a really small part in continuing to grow this sport and make it better for the young players coming through. I think that's what I'll be most proud ofβ
Happy Retirement, Alyssa Healy!
#alyssahealy#womenscricket#cricketaustralia#femalecricket
Long before Indian womenβs cricket had the spotlight it deserves today, Neetu David was quietly weaving magic with the ball. A legacy without the limelight.
Here's a small tribute to Neetu David!
#NeetuDavid#IndianCricket#CricketLegend#WomensCricket#CWC25
May this day bring you his passion, ability to give 200%, run 2s, celebrate a wicket better than any bowler, calculate a run chase to perfection and to never lose your individuality β¨
Happy Birthday @imVkohli and thanks for being an inspiration β€οΈπ
#HappyBirthdayViratKohli
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No better moment for the #WomenInBlue to unveil their team song. π₯³πΆ
#TeamIndia | #CWC25 | #Final | #INDvSA | #Champions
You wonβt believe this is Phoebe Litchfield (in the blue shirt) who won the ball.
Profile - wise, sheβs an all-rounder and a drag flicker, offers great versatility in moving into wide areas(RHS). Sheβs also intelligent with the ball/without the ball to read the game.
Fox have even got this.
You can see the wrist snap is helping him change his pace. Exactly when he rolls his wrist into bringing a back of the hand slower ball.
A group of people who were the loudest on Twitter just a week ago are looking for a place to hide, it seems.
Well done, Team India. That's how you do it. Time for the first ever World Cup trophy now.