Women's World Cup 2025 sees India facing criticism after three losses. India coach Amol Muzumdar defended batter Pratika Rawal on in Navi Mumbai. Rawal and Harleen Deol faced backlash for low strike rates of 70.99 and 75.11. Muzumdar praised Rawal's 50 average and 82-83 strike rate since her debut. He expressed surprise at the criticism, stating Rawal adapted well to international cricket. Rawal scored 186 runs in five matches, while Deol made 169. India faces New Zealand on at Dr DY Patil Sports Academy. Both teams have four points from five games, making it a crucial match. (Updated 23 Oct 2025, 06:18 IST; source: link)
Key Points
- Women's World Cup 2025 sees India facing criticism after three losses
- India coach Amol Muzumdar defended batter Pratika Rawal on 22 Oct 2025 in Navi Mumbai
- Rawal and Harleen Deol faced backlash for low strike rates of 70.99 and 75.11