England fast bowler Brydon Carse will miss the second Test against Pakistan as the Cricket Regulator investigates an incident at a nightclub. Footage showed Carse being led away by police after celebrating Durham’s County Championship win. Sonny Baker has replaced him in England’s squad for the Lord’s Test.

Brydon Carse dropped after the nightclub incident

Cricket Australia says it is open to staging an Ashes test in India in the future.


Cricket Australia open to staging ashes test in India 

Bayern Munich's remarkable 44-year streak of having at least one player in every FIFA World Cup final has officially ended after Harry Kane's England and Michael Olise's France were eliminated. Meanwhile, Inter Milan continues its historic run with at least one representative set to feature in a 12th consecutive World Cup final, thanks to Argentina's Lautaro Martínez.


Bayern Munich's 44-year FIFA World Cup final streak ends as inter milan keeps historic run alive

Declan rice is set to feature in midfield for England against Argentina in the semi-final after recovering from a stomach bug.

FIFA world cup 2026: Declan Rice set to feature in England's semi-final against Argentina

History written in whites at the Home of Cricket. Team India’s women beat England by a massive 270 runs in the first-ever women’s Test at Lord’s. Yastika Bhatia smashed her maiden century, anchoring the innings with grit. Then Kranti Gaud announced herself with a maiden five-wicket haul, tearing through England’s batting. 


Indian women beat England by 270 runs at Lord's 

England captain Harry Kane has labelled Erling Haaland “a machine” but said he and Norway’s “beast” of a number nine are completely different players as they prepare to face off in the World Cup quarterfinal.

“I think we’re completely different players. I know we’re both strikers, but we’re in almost two different positions,” Kane told his pre-match news conference on Friday.

FIFA World Cup 2026: England vs Norway Quarter-Final on Saturday

Next up, we have a special economic Segment called pitch & portfolio,
A series where we analyze the beautiful game of football through the lens of global markets. As we come down to the business end of the tournament, the analysis goes deeper, but to see who wins the economic match. As Norway and England prepare to face off, this is a closely watched contest on the field and in the portfolio.

World cup of economies: Norway vs England

England survived a massive World Cup scare to secure their spot in the Last 16 after a dramatic 2-1 comeback victory over DR Congo. Harry Kane scored twice in the final 15 minutes after Brian Cipenga struck a shock goal just seven minutes into the match. This hard-fought Round of 32 win officially sets up a blockbuster knockout stage showdown against co-hosts Mexico.

FIFA world cup 2026: Harry Kane scores late double to save England against Congo DR

FIFA world cup 2026: England beat DR Congo 2-1 to reach WC round of 16

England vs Ghana headlines Group L action at the FIFA World Cup 2026 as Thomas Tuchel's side look to secure a place in the last 32. England opened their campaign with an entertaining 4-2 victory over Croatia, while Ghana edged Panama to set up a high-stakes clash in Boston.


FIFA World Cup 2026: England One Win Away from World Cup Knockout Stage

Captain Harry Kane told his England team-mates to "go for it" and be "free in the mind" when they launch their World Cup title charge Wednesday against Croatia in Texas. England are among the favourites for the tournament in North America after a string of near-misses at recent European Championships and World Cups. But history weighs heavy on Thomas Tuchel's talented side as they chase their first major trophy for 60 years.Bayern Munich striker Kane, who will be expected to provide England's goals, said: "For sure it's one of the best opportunities we will have as a team to win it.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/england-fifa-world-cup-2026-tino-livramento-ruled-out-with-hamstring-injury-as-tuchel-names-replacement-1781615672387">England FIFA World Cup 2026: Tino Livramento out with injury, Chalobah called up</a>"I think everyone is eager to just start well tomorrow and prove that we have the capabilities of going far in this tournament."Kane comes to the World Cup after another prolific season in Germany and at 32 has experience of going deep with his country on the biggest stages.England's squad is a balance of older heads and youth, and Kane said: "Ultimately, for me, the message is just to be free in the mind."I think, in any tournament you play, if you feel like you go for it, you go for the wins, you go for the pressing, you leave it all out on the pitch, then you can hold your head up high no matter what the outcome is."Earlier Tuesday defender Tino Livramento was ruled out of the tournament after suffering a calf injury and replaced by Trevoh Chalobah.The Newcastle right-back, 23, sustained the injury during a training session at the team's Kansas City base on Sunday."Of course he was disappointed and so were we," said the German Tuchel, who has made it clear that winning the World Cup for his adopted nation is his goal."He was a key player and in good shape."He added: "Tino was a sad one, but the injury happened days ago, so it's out of the system and we're ready to go."England twice fell at the final hurdle in the European Championship and reached the World Cup quarter-finals in Qatar in 2022 under Gareth Southgate.That came after a run to the semi-finals in Russia four years earlier -- where they were beaten by Wednesday's opponents Croatia.Asked by reporters what his message was for people in England, where expectation is as high as ever, former Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain boss Tuchel said: "I hope they enjoy our match and they can feel and see tomorrow what I felt and saw the last 16 days."(That means) brilliant effort and brilliant atmosphere, attitude from the players and from the whole team around the team, behind the team."So I hope we can express that and we can show that, and they can be proud of us."He added: "We have a right to dream, but we don't want to be delusional."Also in a competitive Group L are Ghana and Panama.

 England are among the favourites for the tournament in North America after a string of near-misses at recent European Championships and World Cups.

Captain Harry Kane told his England team-mates to "go for it" and be "free in the mind" when they launch their World Cup title charge Wednesday against Croatia in Texas. England are among the favourites for the tournament in North America after a string of near-misses at recent European Championships and World Cups. But history weighs heavy on Thomas Tuchel's talented side as they chase their first major trophy for 60 years. Bayern Munich striker Kane, who will be expected to provide England's goals, said: "For sure it's one of the best opportunities we will have as a team to win it. Also Read - England FIFA World Cup 2026: Tino Livramento out with injury, Chalobah called up "I think everyone is eager to just start well tomorrow and prove that we have the capabilities of going far in this tournament." Kane comes to the World Cup after another prolific season in Germany and at 32 has experience of going deep with his country on the biggest stages. England's squad is a balance of older heads and youth, and Kane said: "Ultimately, for me, the message is just to be free in the mind. "I think, in any tournament you play, if you feel like you go for it, you go for the wins, you go for the pressing, you leave it all out on the pitch, then you can hold your head up high no matter what the outcome is." Earlier Tuesday defender Tino Livramento was ruled out of the tournament after suffering a calf injury and replaced by Trevoh Chalobah. The Newcastle right-back, 23, sustained the injury during a training session at the team's Kansas City base on Sunday. "Of course he was disappointed and so were we," said the German Tuchel, who has made it clear that winning the World Cup for his adopted nation is his goal. "He was a key player and in good shape." He added: "Tino was a sad one, but the injury happened days ago, so it's out of the system and we're ready to go." England twice fell at the final hurdle in the European Championship and reached the World Cup quarter-finals in Qatar in 2022 under Gareth Southgate. That came after a run to the semi-finals in Russia four years earlier -- where they were beaten by Wednesday's opponents Croatia. Asked by reporters what his message was for people in England, where expectation is as high as ever, former Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain boss Tuchel said: "I hope they enjoy our match and they can feel and see tomorrow what I felt and saw the last 16 days. "(That means) brilliant effort and brilliant atmosphere, attitude from the players and from the whole team around the team, behind the team. "So I hope we can express that and we can show that, and they can be proud of us." He added: "We have a right to dream, but we don't want to be delusional." Also in a competitive Group L are Ghana and Panama.

&nbsp;England are among the favourites for the tournament in North America after a string of near-misses at recent European Championships and World Cups.

FIFA 2026 | Harry Kane wants England to be 'free in the mind' as they chase first major trophy in about six decades

British police said on Sunday (March 29, 2026) seven people had suffered “serious but not life-threatening injuries” after a car was driven into pedestrians in a central England city, with one man arrested.

Officers arrested the man in his 30s shortly after the incident in Derby, located about 64 km (40 miles) north of Birmingham, Derbyshire Police said in an update.

UK Car Accident: 36-Year Old Man Drives into Pedestrians in Derby; Seven Injured

A quirky sporting tradition brought excitement to Surrey, England, as competitors took part in a challenging wife-carrying obstacle race inspired by a Finnish sport. The event featured a hilly course packed with obstacles including hay bales and water pits, testing strength, balance, and teamwork.

Participants raced while carrying their partners: who don’t necessarily have to be their spouses — using different techniques, including the popular “Estonian carry”, where the partner is carried upside down on the racer’s back.

Wife-Carrying Race in England: Finnish Duo Wins Barrel of Ale Prize

England narrowly avoided a major upset in the ICC T20 World Cup as they secured a tense 24-run victory over Italy to book their place in the Super Eight stage. Despite being firm favourites, the two-time champions were pushed hard before pulling away in the final stretch of the contest.


ICC T20 World Cup: England's Cricketers Survive Italy Scare to Reach World Cup Super 8 Stage

From Namibia to England here is a list of five biggest victory margins for India at T20 World Cup by runs. The list also features Australia and Zimbabwe after Namibia became the latest joining on the list in 2026 T20 World Cup. 

From Namibia to England, 5 biggest victory margins for India at T20 World Cup (by runs)

From India to South Africa here is a list of five teams with most consecutive wins in Men’s T20 World Cup. The list also features former T20 World Cup winners England and Australia as well. 

From India to South Africa, 5 teams with most consecutive wins in Men’s T20 World Cup

England registered a close win in the T20 World Cup on Sunday (Feb 8) as they beat Nepal at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. In a thrilling contest, England beat Nepal by four runs and narrowly avoided defeat in the T20 World Cup. The win saw England off to the mark in the tournament as they now prepare to face the West Indies on Wednesday (Feb 11).<h2>England win thriller&nbsp;</h2>Chasing 185, Nepal started brilliantly, racing to 31/0 in three overs, thanks to Kushal Bhurtel and Aasif Sheikh. England struck back as Liam Dawson picked up the wicket of Aasif Sheikh, followed soon after by Will Jacks dismissing the dangerous Kushal Bhurtel for 29 off 17 balls. Nepal slumped to 47/2 in the powerplay. Skipper Rohit Paudel and Dipendra Singh Airee then piled on the pressure on the England bowlers.&nbsp;The pair stitched an unbeaten 59-run partnership to take Nepal to 101/1 at the end of the 12th over. However, during the 15th over, Sam Curran got the much-needed wicket as he removed Dipendra Singh Airee (44 off 29, with six fours and one six) as Nepal reached 125/3. Curran also broke the 82-run stand for the third wicket.&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/meet-indians-to-score-most-runs-in-each-of-last-5-t20-world-cups-ft-virat-kohli-kl-rahul-rohit-sharma-2026-t20-world-cup-1768479871185">Meet Indians to score most runs in each of last 5 T20 World Cups ft Virat Kohli</a>&nbsp;In the very next over, skipper Rohit Paudel (39 off 34) fell to Liam Dawson as Nepal lost their two wickets in quick succession. Towards the end, Lokesh Bam's unbeaten 20-ball 39, with four boundaries and two sixes, went in vain as Nepal made 180/6 in 20 overs, losing the nail-biter by just four runs. For England, Liam Dawson (2/21), Luke Wood (1/31), and Sam Curran (1/27) were among the wicket-takers.&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/from-chris-gayle-to-brendon-mccullum-5-batters-to-score-fastest-t20-world-cup-hundreds-rilee-rossouw-ahmed-shehzad-1768553361691">From Chris Gayle to Brendon McCullum, 5 batters to score fastest T20 World Cup hundreds</a><h2>What happened in England innings?</h2>Batting first, England were off to a sloppy start after Sher Malla got the wicket of the dangerous Phil Salt in the second over. Salt departed after scoring just one run. Wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler and Jacob Bethell then stitched 38 runs together for the second wicket at a brisk pace before Nepal struck again during the fifth over. Nandan Yadav dismissed Jos Buttler (26 off 17, with five boundaries). England managed to amass 57/2 runs in the power play. Still, their troubles deepened immediately after as leg-spinner Sandeep Lamichhane struck with the first ball post the powerplay, trapping Tom Banton lbw. Banton departed after scoring just two runs. Bethell and captain Harry Brook then led the fightback with a crucial 71-run partnership for the fourth wicket. &nbsp;Batting first, England were off to a sloppy start after Sher Malla got the wicket of the dangerous Phil Salt in the second over. Salt departed after scoring just one run. Wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler and Jacob Bethell then stitched 38 runs together for the second wicket at a brisk pace before Nepal struck again during the fifth over. Nandan Yadav dismissed Jos Buttler (26 off 17, with five boundaries). England managed to amass 57/2 runs in the power play. Still, their troubles deepened immediately after as leg-spinner Sandeep Lamichhane struck with the first ball post the powerplay, trapping Tom Banton lbw. Banton departed after scoring just two runs. Bethell and captain Harry Brook then led the fightback with a crucial 71-run partnership for the fourth wicket.

In a thrilling contest, England beat Nepal by four runs and narrowly avoided defeat in the T20 World Cup. The win saw England off to the mark in the tournament as they now prepare to face the West Indies on Wednesday (Feb 11).

England registered a close win in the T20 World Cup on Sunday (Feb 8) as they beat Nepal at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. In a thrilling contest, England beat Nepal by four runs and narrowly avoided defeat in the T20 World Cup. The win saw England off to the mark in the tournament as they now prepare to face the West Indies on Wednesday (Feb 11). England win thriller Chasing 185, Nepal started brilliantly, racing to 31/0 in three overs, thanks to Kushal Bhurtel and Aasif Sheikh. England struck back as Liam Dawson picked up the wicket of Aasif Sheikh, followed soon after by Will Jacks dismissing the dangerous Kushal Bhurtel for 29 off 17 balls. Nepal slumped to 47/2 in the powerplay. Skipper Rohit Paudel and Dipendra Singh Airee then piled on the pressure on the England bowlers. The pair stitched an unbeaten 59-run partnership to take Nepal to 101/1 at the end of the 12th over. However, during the 15th over, Sam Curran got the much-needed wicket as he removed Dipendra Singh Airee (44 off 29, with six fours and one six) as Nepal reached 125/3. Curran also broke the 82-run stand for the third wicket. ALSO READ | Meet Indians to score most runs in each of last 5 T20 World Cups ft Virat Kohli In the very next over, skipper Rohit Paudel (39 off 34) fell to Liam Dawson as Nepal lost their two wickets in quick succession. Towards the end, Lokesh Bam's unbeaten 20-ball 39, with four boundaries and two sixes, went in vain as Nepal made 180/6 in 20 overs, losing the nail-biter by just four runs. For England, Liam Dawson (2/21), Luke Wood (1/31), and Sam Curran (1/27) were among the wicket-takers. ALSO READ | From Chris Gayle to Brendon McCullum, 5 batters to score fastest T20 World Cup hundreds What happened in England innings? Batting first, England were off to a sloppy start after Sher Malla got the wicket of the dangerous Phil Salt in the second over. Salt departed after scoring just one run. Wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler and Jacob Bethell then stitched 38 runs together for the second wicket at a brisk pace before Nepal struck again during the fifth over. Nandan Yadav dismissed Jos Buttler (26 off 17, with five boundaries). England managed to amass 57/2 runs in the power play. Still, their troubles deepened immediately after as leg-spinner Sandeep Lamichhane struck with the first ball post the powerplay, trapping Tom Banton lbw. Banton departed after scoring just two runs. Bethell and captain Harry Brook then led the fightback with a crucial 71-run partnership for the fourth wicket. Batting first, England were off to a sloppy start after Sher Malla got the wicket of the dangerous Phil Salt in the second over. Salt departed after scoring just one run. Wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler and Jacob Bethell then stitched 38 runs together for the second wicket at a brisk pace before Nepal struck again during the fifth over. Nandan Yadav dismissed Jos Buttler (26 off 17, with five boundaries). England managed to amass 57/2 runs in the power play. Still, their troubles deepened immediately after as leg-spinner Sandeep Lamichhane struck with the first ball post the powerplay, trapping Tom Banton lbw. Banton departed after scoring just two runs. Bethell and captain Harry Brook then led the fightback with a crucial 71-run partnership for the fourth wicket.

In a thrilling contest, England beat Nepal by four runs and narrowly avoided defeat in the T20 World Cup. The win saw England off to the mark in the tournament as they now prepare to face the West Indies on Wednesday (Feb 11).

T20 World Cup 2026: England win thriller, Nepal win hearts as former champions kick start campaign

A powerful winter storm is expected to form off the US East Coast this weekend and rapidly intensify into a bomb cyclone, potentially bringing heavy snow, strong winds, and coastal flooding from the Carolinas to New England. 

Heavy Snow and High Winds Threaten Carolinas to New England

The England captain marked his match-winning century against Sri Lanka by imitating a famous WWE wrestler.

Brook was recently involved in a late-night drinking scandal where he was struck by a bouncer the night before captaining a match in New Zealand.

England Captain Harry Brook Pokes Fun at Drinking Scandal

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the ruling Labour Party are facing criticism after 29 local body elections were postponed until next year. Opposition figures and critics have accused the government of deliberately delaying polls for political advantage, raising concerns about democratic accountability.


Farage & Reform Challenge Delay to 29 UK Local Govt Polls | WION

NHS England will roll out the affordable prostate cancer drug abiraterone to thousands of high-risk patients, following landmark ICR research showing two years of treatment halves relapse risk and significantly cuts early death rates.


NHS Rolls Out Abiraterone: Halves Prostate Death Risk

Britain’s top military officer Sir Richard Knighton has warned that the UK is not as ready as it needs to be for the kind of full-scale conflict it could face. Speaking to Parliament’s Defence Committee, he acknowledged delays in the government’s defence investment plan amid reports the Ministry of Defence needs billions more to meet future costs.


UK Military Chief Warns Britain Not Ready for Full-Scale Conflict | WION 

Archaeologists have unearthed a human-created fire took place in the east of England 400,000 years ago. The discovery indicated that the origin of human fire dates back to more than 350,000 years, far earlier than previously thought. It was discovered that the ability to create fire has changed everything for humans, as it gave warmth as per need and allowed our ancestors to cook and eat meat, resulting in the growth of the brains of the people.&nbsp;It meant we were no longer a group of animals struggling to survive; it gave us time to think and invent, and become the advanced species we are today. The team reported discovering baked earth alongside what appears to be the earliest Stone Age lighter – a flint struck against pyrite, or fool's gold, to produce a spark.<h3>What is hidden beneath Barnham Forest</h3>Hidden beneath the canopy of Barnham Forest lies an archaeological gem, buried just a few metres below the Earth and dating back to the furthest depths of human pre-history, according to a report by the BBC. Around a small clearing, lush green branches seem to part like a curtain, slowly unveiling a forgotten chapter of the forest’s history.&nbsp;Archaeologists at East Farm Barnham in Suffolk have uncovered a prehistoric fireplace at the centre of what may have been a Stone Age “town hall,” where early humans gathered hundreds of thousands of years ago. The central hearth suggests this could have been a key site for the development of early language and social interaction.&nbsp;Excavations by Prof Nick Ashton and his team revealed flint tools altered by heat and layers of clay deposited after Britain’s last major ice age. The most significant find was fragments of iron pyrite—fool’s gold—used to spark fire, marking a pivotal moment in human innovation.

Archaeologists at East Farm Barnham in Suffolk have uncovered a prehistoric fireplace at the centre of what may have been a Stone Age “town hall,” where early humans gathered hundreds of thousands of years ago. 

Archaeologists have unearthed a human-created fire took place in the east of England 400,000 years ago. The discovery indicated that the origin of human fire dates back to more than 350,000 years, far earlier than previously thought. It was discovered that the ability to create fire has changed everything for humans, as it gave warmth as per need and allowed our ancestors to cook and eat meat, resulting in the growth of the brains of the people. It meant we were no longer a group of animals struggling to survive; it gave us time to think and invent, and become the advanced species we are today. The team reported discovering baked earth alongside what appears to be the earliest Stone Age lighter – a flint struck against pyrite, or fool's gold, to produce a spark. What is hidden beneath Barnham Forest Hidden beneath the canopy of Barnham Forest lies an archaeological gem, buried just a few metres below the Earth and dating back to the furthest depths of human pre-history, according to a report by the BBC. Around a small clearing, lush green branches seem to part like a curtain, slowly unveiling a forgotten chapter of the forest’s history. Archaeologists at East Farm Barnham in Suffolk have uncovered a prehistoric fireplace at the centre of what may have been a Stone Age “town hall,” where early humans gathered hundreds of thousands of years ago. The central hearth suggests this could have been a key site for the development of early language and social interaction. Excavations by Prof Nick Ashton and his team revealed flint tools altered by heat and layers of clay deposited after Britain’s last major ice age. The most significant find was fragments of iron pyrite—fool’s gold—used to spark fire, marking a pivotal moment in human innovation.

Archaeologists at East Farm Barnham in Suffolk have uncovered a prehistoric fireplace at the centre of what may have been a Stone Age “town hall,” where early humans gathered hundreds of thousands of years ago.&nbsp;

A 400,000-year-old fire discovery in England rewrites human history: Could this be birthplace of blaze?

For the first time in a century, an extraordinary day of cricket saw 19 wickets fall, shocking fans and analysts alike. The dramatic collapse showcased unpredictable pitch conditions, high-quality bowling, and intense pressure that turned the match into a historic spectacle.

For the First Time in 100 Years 19 Wickets Fell in a Day

Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out of the first Ashes Test, leaving Australia's pace bowling seriously depleted for the series opener against England in Perth.

Hazlewood had initially been cleared after suffering a hamstring problem playing for New South Wales on Wednesday, but further scans have revealed a muscle strain.

The Ashes: Josh Hazlewood Ruled Out Of First Test With Hamstring Injury

The ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup is the main international tournament for Women’s One Day International (WODI) cricket. Started in 1973, it is one of the oldest global events in women’s sports and has played a big role in promoting women’s cricket across the world. The event is organised by the International Cricket Council (ICC) and takes place every four years. Teams like India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Australia, England, South Africa and New Zealand regularly compete in the tournament.&nbsp;<h2>Which country has won the most ICC Women's ODI World Cups?</h2>Australia has been the most successful team in the Women’s ODI World Cup, winning the title seven times - 1978, 1982, 1988, 1997, 2005, 2013 and 2022. England has won it four times - 1973, 1993, 2009 and 2017, while New Zealand lifted the trophy once, in 2000. In the 2022 edition, Australia defeated England to claim their seventh World championship.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/womens-world-cup-2025-who-will-india-face-in-the-semi-final-after-defeating-new-zealand-1761285748217">Women's World Cup 2025: Who will India face in the semi-final after defeating New Zealand?</a><h2>ICC Women's ODI World Cup winners list (1973-2025)</h2><ul><li>1973 - Winner - England, Runner-Up - Australia&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>1978 - Winner - Australia, Runner-Up - England&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>1982 - Winner - Australia, Runner-Up - England&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>1988 - Winner - Australia, Runner-Up - England&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>1993 - Winner - England, Runner-Up - New Zealand&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>1997 - Winner - Australia, Runner-Up - New Zealand&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>2000 - Winner - New Zealand, Runner-Up - Australia&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>2005 - Winner - Australia, Runner-Up - India&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>2009 - Winner - England, Runner-Up - New Zealand&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>2013 - Winner - Australia, Runner-Up - West Indies&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>2017 - Winner - England, Runner-Up - India&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>2022 - Winner - Australia, Runner-Up - England&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>2025 - TBD&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul><h2>ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025</h2>The 2025 ICC Women’s ODI World Cup is being co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka and features eight teams competing for the title. So far, four teams have reached the knockout stage - Australia, England, South Africa and India. The first semi-final will be played on Oct 29, followed by the second on Oct 30.&nbsp;

In the ongoing Women’s ODI World Cup 2025, Australia, England, South Africa and India have secured their places in the knockout stage. The semi-finals will take place on Oct 29 and 30

The ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup is the main international tournament for Women’s One Day International (WODI) cricket. Started in 1973, it is one of the oldest global events in women’s sports and has played a big role in promoting women’s cricket across the world. The event is organised by the International Cricket Council (ICC) and takes place every four years. Teams like India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Australia, England, South Africa and New Zealand regularly compete in the tournament. Which country has won the most ICC Women's ODI World Cups? Australia has been the most successful team in the Women’s ODI World Cup, winning the title seven times - 1978, 1982, 1988, 1997, 2005, 2013 and 2022. England has won it four times - 1973, 1993, 2009 and 2017, while New Zealand lifted the trophy once, in 2000. In the 2022 edition, Australia defeated England to claim their seventh World championship. Also Read - Women's World Cup 2025: Who will India face in the semi-final after defeating New Zealand? ICC Women's ODI World Cup winners list (1973-2025) 1973 - Winner - England, Runner-Up - Australia 1978 - Winner - Australia, Runner-Up - England 1982 - Winner - Australia, Runner-Up - England 1988 - Winner - Australia, Runner-Up - England 1993 - Winner - England, Runner-Up - New Zealand 1997 - Winner - Australia, Runner-Up - New Zealand 2000 - Winner - New Zealand, Runner-Up - Australia 2005 - Winner - Australia, Runner-Up - India 2009 - Winner - England, Runner-Up - New Zealand 2013 - Winner - Australia, Runner-Up - West Indies 2017 - Winner - England, Runner-Up - India 2022 - Winner - Australia, Runner-Up - England 2025 - TBD ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 The 2025 ICC Women’s ODI World Cup is being co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka and features eight teams competing for the title. So far, four teams have reached the knockout stage - Australia, England, South Africa and India. The first semi-final will be played on Oct 29, followed by the second on Oct 30.

In the ongoing Women’s ODI World Cup 2025, Australia, England, South Africa and India have secured their places in the knockout stage. The semi-finals will take place on Oct 29 and 30

Which country has won the most ICC Women's ODI World Cups? Check full list

Rishabh Pant will lead the India 'A' side against South Africa 'A'. Pant will make his return after fracturing his foot in July during the test tour of England.


Rishabh Pant Set for Comeback, to Lead India 'A' Against South Africa

India all-rounder Deepti Sharma admitted that morale remains high within the camp as they look to bounce back from consecutive losses at the ICC Women’s World Cup, where they are set to face England in Indore on Sunday, October 19.

ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025: Deepti Sharma speaks ahead of key England clash 

Pakistan Came Agonisingly Close To Securing Their First-Ever ODI Win Against England In The Women’s World Cup. But Heavy Rain In Colombo Had Other Plans, Forcing The Match To Be Abandoned And The Points Shared. Was This A Missed Opportunity Or A Sign Of Progress For Pakistan? Catch The Full Match Summary, Key Moments, And Reactions From Both Sides.

England and Pakistan Share Points After Rain Forces Match Abandonment 

A 13-year-old boy in England allegedly hit four people at different times while driving a Range Rover during one joyride. The incident happened in Lincolnshire, where the schoolboy was arrested and later released on bail. He was taken into custody on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving, driving whilst unfit through drugs, driving a motor vehicle otherwise than in accordance with a licence, using a vehicle on a road without third party insurance, and aggravated vehicle taking, The Independent reported. The first accident was reported at 6:44 am and the fourth one at 10:04 am on Friday, and during the course, the car injured four people at separate times. The Land Rover went through Boston, Maltby Le Marsh, Alford and Calceby, where the accidents were reported, which are believed to be linked.&nbsp;According to the police, the boy first hit a male cyclist on Priory Road in Boston. He sustained serious injuries and was hospitalised. A man was later knocked off his bicycle Land Rover at 8:20 am in Maltby Le Marsh in Alford. The boy did not stop the vehicle and continued on his trip. Twenty minutes later police learned that an old man had been knocked down by a vehicle on West Street in Alford. One and a half hours later, the vehicle hit a third cyclist who was thrown off his pushbike on Bluestone Health Road, Calceby, Alford. The car did not stop even then. The police arrested the boy at 10.23 am in the area of Hainton Road, Louth. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/did-kai-trump-steal-american-eagle-s-logo-us-president-s-granddaughter-slammed-over-her-new-merch-design-1759072305291">Did Kai Trump ‘steal’ American Eagle’s logo? US president’s granddaughter slammed over her new merch design</a>&nbsp;<h2>Police hasn't confirmed if four accidents are linked</h2>Police are seeking help from the public and asking for dashcam footage and eyewitness statements. Investigating Officer Sgt Billy Spence said on Saturday, “We have a young man in custody who is helping us with our enquiries, and we are keeping an open mind about the exact events of today, but we believe these incidents are linked." He added that they want people to help them "in order to make sure we have as much information and evidence as possible in order to carry out a thorough enquiry.""If you have any dashcam footage, CCTV, witnesses, or any other information that could help and haven’t already spoken to us, we would appreciate you getting in touch." He also requested the public to refrain from speculating about what had happened to "allow us to carry out our enquiries as fairly and freely as possible."&nbsp;&nbsp;

A black Range Rover hit four people in Lincolnshire, England, on Friday at separate times. The police arrested a 13-year-old boy in connection with the accidents. However, it is not clear whether all four accidents are connected.

A 13-year-old boy in England allegedly hit four people at different times while driving a Range Rover during one joyride. The incident happened in Lincolnshire, where the schoolboy was arrested and later released on bail. He was taken into custody on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving, driving whilst unfit through drugs, driving a motor vehicle otherwise than in accordance with a licence, using a vehicle on a road without third party insurance, and aggravated vehicle taking, The Independent reported. The first accident was reported at 6:44 am and the fourth one at 10:04 am on Friday, and during the course, the car injured four people at separate times. The Land Rover went through Boston, Maltby Le Marsh, Alford and Calceby, where the accidents were reported, which are believed to be linked. According to the police, the boy first hit a male cyclist on Priory Road in Boston. He sustained serious injuries and was hospitalised. A man was later knocked off his bicycle Land Rover at 8:20 am in Maltby Le Marsh in Alford. The boy did not stop the vehicle and continued on his trip. Twenty minutes later police learned that an old man had been knocked down by a vehicle on West Street in Alford. One and a half hours later, the vehicle hit a third cyclist who was thrown off his pushbike on Bluestone Health Road, Calceby, Alford. The car did not stop even then. The police arrested the boy at 10.23 am in the area of Hainton Road, Louth. Also Read: Did Kai Trump ‘steal’ American Eagle’s logo? US president’s granddaughter slammed over her new merch design Police hasn't confirmed if four accidents are linked Police are seeking help from the public and asking for dashcam footage and eyewitness statements. Investigating Officer Sgt Billy Spence said on Saturday, “We have a young man in custody who is helping us with our enquiries, and we are keeping an open mind about the exact events of today, but we believe these incidents are linked." He added that they want people to help them "in order to make sure we have as much information and evidence as possible in order to carry out a thorough enquiry." "If you have any dashcam footage, CCTV, witnesses, or any other information that could help and haven’t already spoken to us, we would appreciate you getting in touch." He also requested the public to refrain from speculating about what had happened to "allow us to carry out our enquiries as fairly and freely as possible."

A black Range Rover hit four people in Lincolnshire, England, on Friday at separate times. The police arrested a 13-year-old boy in connection with the accidents. However, it is not clear whether all four accidents are connected.

Three hours, four accidents, one Range Rover: Back-to-back accidents leave UK police puzzled as 13-year-old is arrested and released

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