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Women’s World Cup IND vs AUS: The semi-final match of Women’s World Cup 2025 is going to be held today between India and Australia. But before this, when has Team India created history and what is its record?
Women’s World Cup IND vs AUS: People are eagerly waiting for the Women’s World Cup 2025, today that day is over. Today there is going to be a semi-final match between India and Australia. This match will be played at DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai, where fans hope that the Indian team will perform well. But before this, let us tell you when Team India has created history and what is its record.
How has the Indian women’s team performed in the semi-finals?
Let us tell you that the Indian women’s cricket team has reached the semi-finals of the ICC World Cup 4 times so far. Out of these, the team has won twice while the team had to face defeat twice. Now it remains to be seen whether this time the team will create history or not.
India vs Australia (1996)
In the year 1996, the Indian women’s team played the World Cup semi-finals for the first time. At this time India’s match was against Australia. This match was played in 32-32 overs due to bad lighting. The Australian team had scored 123 runs while batting first. In response, India was reduced to 104 runs with 9 wickets and lost the match.
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India vs New Zealand (2000)
After this, she reached the semi-finals once in the year 2000. This time the Indian team’s match was played against New Zealand. In the match, the Indian team was all out for just 117 runs. New Zealand achieved this target easily and won by 9 wickets.
India vs New Zealand (2005)
In the year 2005 also, India had reached the semi-finals. This year was very memorable for India. This year also Team India faced New Zealand. This time the Indian team had registered a spectacular victory by 40 runs. Batting first, Team India had scored 204 runs.
India vs Australia (2017)
In the year 2017 also, Team India reached the semi-finals. Harmanpreet Kaur played a brilliant inning of 171 runs in just 115 balls against Australia.
