SSI FANZINE
  • Home
  • Magazine
  • Cricket
  • Soccer
  • Hockey
  • Tennis
  • F1
  • Injury & recovery
  • Miscellaneous
  • Sports Tech
  • Videos
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Magazine
  • Cricket
  • Soccer
  • Hockey
  • Tennis
  • F1
  • Injury & recovery
  • Miscellaneous
  • Sports Tech
  • Videos
No Result
View All Result
SSI FANZINE
No Result
View All Result

IND vs SA, Women’s World Cup final: All that you need to know

India and South Africa face each other in the Women's World Cup final.

SSI Bureau by SSI Bureau
November 1, 2025
in Cricket, Women's Cricket
India and South Africa meet in the 2025 World Cup final

India and South Africa meet in the 2025 World Cup final (Picture Courtesy: X/@BCCIWomen)

The 2025 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup will witness its first-ever final without Australia or England on Sunday. The match, to be held at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai, will see India take on South Africa. India are in their 3rd final with SA Women reaching their maiden summit clash. The match will start at 3:00pm IST on Sunday.

Ahead of a blockbuster contest, we present all the major details you need to know.

Journey of the two teams in this World Cup

In the ongoing World Cup, India started by posting two wins against Sri Lanka and Pakistan. Thereafter, three successive defeats came their way against the likes of Australia, South Africa and England. India then bounced back against New Zealand to seal 4th place. Their final league game against Bangladesh was washed out. India defeated Australia by five wickets in the semis thereafter.

South Africa started their campaign on a sorry note, losing to England. What followed next was a run of 5 wins on the trot. This assured them of a top three berth. Their final league clash against Australia ended in a defeat which meant they finished 3rd. In the semis, SA-W defeated England in Guwahati to book a final berth.

The top scorers and wicket-takers for the two sides in this WC

With 470 runs from 8 matches, South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt leads the scoring chart. She averages a solid 67.14 with one ton and three fifties. India’s Smriti Mandhana is 2nd on the scoring list. She has 389 runs from 8 matches at 55.57 with one ton and 2 fifties.

Deepti Sharma owns the joint-most wickets in this World Cup alongside Australia’s Annabel Sutherland. She has 17 wickets from 8 matches at 24.11. For the Proteas Women, Marizanne Kapp and Nonkululeko Mlaba have 12 wickets each from 8 matches.

A look at the key player matchups

Kapp can trouble Indian skipper Harmanpreet Kaur. The star pacer has removed Kaur four times in 13 WODI innings. She has given away only 67 runs off 80 balls in this duel, as per ESPNcricinfo.

Meanwhile, Deepti has dismissed Wolvaardt three times in WODIs. Wolvaardt has managed 95 runs in this duel from 173 balls.

What are the approaching milestones?

As per ESPNcricinfo, Wolvaardt is 40 runs shy of becoming the top scorer in a single edition of the Women’s World Cup. Wolvaardt, who owns 470 runs, can surpass Alyssa Healy’s tally of 509 runs from 9 matches in 2022. Besides Healy, Wolvaardt can also get past Australia’s R Haynes, who scored 497 runs in 2022.

Mandhana is 71 shy of 1000 Women’s ODI runs against South Africa. She owns 929 runs at 51.61 from 19 matches. Mandhana is also 52 shy of 1000 World Cup runs. She has 948 runs at 43.09.

A look at the H2H record

India and South Africa have faced each other 34 times in Women’s ODIs. India have won 20 matches against SA-W, who have claimed 13 wins (NR: 1).

Unique stats of India and South Africa in World Cup 2025

India own the two highest team totals in this World Cup – 341/5 and 340/3. They also scored 330/10 against Australia in the league stage. SA Women have two 300-plus totals, scoring 319/7 and 312/9.

India have three centurions in this World Cup. SA-W have two centurions.

SA-W’s Nadine de Klerk has the best strike rate among batters in this World Cup (136.69). India’s Richa Ghosh owns the 2nd-best strike rate (132.23).

Wolvaardt owns the most fifty-plus scores in World Cup 2025 (4). Pratika Rawal and Mandhana own the best partnership worth 212 runs versus New Zealand Women.

What are the likely playing XIs for the final?

India likely XI: Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Harmanpreet Kaur (C), Amanjot Kaur, Deepti Sharma, Richa Ghosh (wk), Sneh Rana/Radha Yadav, Kranti Gaud, Sree Charani, Renuka Thakur.

South Africa likely XI: Laura Wolvaardt (C), Tazmin Brits, Sune Luus, Anneke Bosch/Masabata Klaas, Annerie Dercksen, Marizanne Kapp, Sinalo Jafta (wk), Chloe Tryon, Nadine de Klerk, Ayabonga Khaka, Nonkululeko Mlaba.

Please follow and like us:
fb-share-icon
Tweet
Pin Share
Tags: Cricket newsDeepti SharmaICC Women's World CupIndian women's cricket teamLaura WolvaardtMarizanne KappSmriti Mandhana
SSI Bureau

SSI Bureau

Related Posts

Ben Stokes Jokes ‘Sack Him’ After ICC Investigates Retirement Video
Cricket

Ben Stokes Jokes ‘Sack Him’ After ICC Investigates Retirement Video

July 9, 2026
England Pace Storm Hands India Record T20 Defeat at Trent Bridge
Cricket

England Pace Storm Hands India Record T20 Defeat at Trent Bridge

July 8, 2026
Gambhir Breaks Silence On Samson’s India Omission
Cricket

Gambhir Breaks Silence On Samson’s India Omission

July 8, 2026
Next Post
Redefined and Psychic Star Set for a Thrilling Duel in R.W.I.T.C. Ltd. Trophy

Redefined and Psychic Star Set for a Thrilling Duel in R.W.I.T.C. Ltd. Trophy

Chelsea beat Tottenham 1-0

Chelsea down sorry Spurs after Arsenal win and Manchester United draw

Kane Williamson Bows Out of T20Is: A Quiet Farewell to a Graceful Era

Kane Williamson Bows Out of T20Is: A Quiet Farewell to a Graceful Era

Discussion about this post

Recommended

Leerdam Sets Olympic Record to Win Women’s 1000m Speed Skating Gold

Leerdam Sets Olympic Record to Win Women’s 1000m Speed Skating Gold

6 months ago
Sakamoto Bows Out With Historic Fourth World Title

Sakamoto Bows Out With Historic Fourth World Title

4 months ago
Watch: Storm Of Lady Birds Stops Play At Lord’s

Watch: Storm Of Lady Birds Stops Play At Lord’s

1 year ago

China stock swoon could boost US real estate

1 year ago

Blogs

Prize Money Debate and F1 Driver Market Shake Global Sports Landscape

Invisible Sidelines: Why Youth Sports Are Failing Athletes When It Matters Most

‘Rigged?’ NHL Draft Lottery Sparks Fan Fury After Leafs Land No. 1 Pick

From Mat to Monitor: How Sports Science Is Rewriting India’s Sporting DNA

Upcoming Multi-Sport Action: A Packed Global Calendar Keeps Fans on the Edge

Road To 2030 Commonwealth Games: India’s Bold Sporting Vision Takes Shape

BIOTEK BIOTEK BIOTEK
No Result
View All Result
Budapest Ranking Series 2026: Final Ranking Battle Begins as Anastasia Nichita Returns, 53kg Set for a Fierce Showdown

Budapest Ranking Series 2026: Final Ranking Battle Begins as Anastasia Nichita Returns, 53kg Set for a Fierce Showdown

July 11, 2026
Animesh Kujur’s Blazing 10.14s Signals a New Era for Indian Sprinting Sub-headline

Animesh Kujur’s Blazing 10.14s Signals a New Era for Indian Sprinting Sub-headline

July 11, 2026
India Opens Asian U-23 Athletics Championships with Five-Medal Haul, Mixed Relay Team Strikes Gold

India Opens Asian U-23 Athletics Championships with Five-Medal Haul, Mixed Relay Team Strikes Gold

July 9, 2026
Black Sticks Back Youth and Experience for 2026 FIH Hockey Women’s World Cup Challenge

Black Sticks Back Youth and Experience for 2026 FIH Hockey Women’s World Cup Challenge

July 9, 2026
Alexia Putellas Embarks on a New Era as London City Lionesses Pull Off the Biggest Signing in Club History

Alexia Putellas Embarks on a New Era as London City Lionesses Pull Off the Biggest Signing in Club History

July 9, 2026
New Delhi Set to Welcome the World: BWF World Championships Return to India After 17 Years

New Delhi Set to Welcome the World: BWF World Championships Return to India After 17 Years

July 9, 2026

Highlights

Black Sticks Back Youth and Experience for 2026 FIH Hockey Women’s World Cup Challenge

Alexia Putellas Embarks on a New Era as London City Lionesses Pull Off the Biggest Signing in Club History

New Delhi Set to Welcome the World: BWF World Championships Return to India After 17 Years

India Leave Lonato Empty-Handed as Shotgun World Cup Campaign Ends Without a Medal

Glasgow 2026 Is India’s Toughest Commonwealth Test Yet – Can Its New Core Deliver?

Sports Ministry Sets July 15 Deadline For LA 2028 Olympic Selection Policies

Trending

Budapest Ranking Series 2026: Final Ranking Battle Begins as Anastasia Nichita Returns, 53kg Set for a Fierce Showdown
Wrestling

Budapest Ranking Series 2026: Final Ranking Battle Begins as Anastasia Nichita Returns, 53kg Set for a Fierce Showdown

by Sohini Mukherjee
July 11, 2026
0

Olympic medallists, world champions and rising stars head to Hungary for the last opportunity to secure crucial...

Animesh Kujur’s Blazing 10.14s Signals a New Era for Indian Sprinting Sub-headline

Animesh Kujur’s Blazing 10.14s Signals a New Era for Indian Sprinting Sub-headline

July 11, 2026
India Opens Asian U-23 Athletics Championships with Five-Medal Haul, Mixed Relay Team Strikes Gold

India Opens Asian U-23 Athletics Championships with Five-Medal Haul, Mixed Relay Team Strikes Gold

July 9, 2026
Black Sticks Back Youth and Experience for 2026 FIH Hockey Women’s World Cup Challenge

Black Sticks Back Youth and Experience for 2026 FIH Hockey Women’s World Cup Challenge

July 9, 2026
Alexia Putellas Embarks on a New Era as London City Lionesses Pull Off the Biggest Signing in Club History

Alexia Putellas Embarks on a New Era as London City Lionesses Pull Off the Biggest Signing in Club History

July 9, 2026

Sports Science India Fanzine
India's First Sports Science Magazine.

Quick Links

  • Shop
  • My Account
  • Member Login
  • Register
  • Subscription Plan
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
  • Shipping Policy
  • Refund and Returns Policy

Featured

  • IPL 2025
  • Indian Super League
  • English Premier League
  • La Liga
  • UEFA Champions League
  • Europa League
  • Serie A
  • Bundesliga
  • Ultimate Fighting Championship
  • I-League
  • Copa America

Contact Info

Sports Science India
Plot No - A17/1A, Unit-7, Surya Nagar,
In front of S.P Vigilance Office,
Bhubaneswar - 751003

+91 78479 22850

ssifanzine@outlook.com

  • About
  • Advertise
  • Careers

© 2025 - SSI FANZINE. All Rights Reserved.

RSS
Follow by Email
Facebook
fb-share-icon
X (Twitter)
Tweet
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Magazine
  • Cricket
  • Soccer
  • Hockey
  • Tennis
  • F1
  • Injury & recovery
  • Miscellaneous
  • Sports Tech
  • Videos

© 2025 - SSI FANZINE. All Rights Reserved.