India is hosting the Women's Cricket World Cup for the 3rd time this year,earlier being in 1978 & 1997.Eight teams are participating this year and are groupe in two groups as understated.
Group A
Team
Points
Played
Won
Lost
NR
NRR
England
India
West
Indies
Sri
Lanka
Team
Points
Played
Won
Lost
NR
NRR
England
India
West
Indies
Sri
Lanka
Group B
Team
Points
Played
Won
Lost
NR
NRR
Australia
New Zealand
Pakistan
South Africa
Team
Points
Played
Won
Lost
NR
NRR
The top three teams in each group moved on to the Super Six stage and the top two teams qualify for the finals.
Captains of Women's cricket teams from left, West Indies' Merissa Aguilleira, India's Mithali Raj, England captain Charlotte Edwards and Sri Lanka's Shashikala Siriwardena pose with the ICC Women's World Cup 2013 trophy in Mumbai, India, Sunday, Jan. 27, 2013
Teams-2013 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup
England Team
Indian Team
New Zealand Team
Pakistan Squad
1. Sana Mir (captain)
2. Nain Fatima Abidi
3. Bismah Maroof (vice captain)
4. Nida Rashid
5. Javeria Wadood
6. Sidra Amin
7. Rabia Shah
8. Batool Fatima Naqvi (wicketkeeper)
9. Asmavia Iqbal
10. Qanita Jalil
11. Sumaiya Siddiqui
12. Sadia Yousaf
13. Elizebath Barkat
14. Nahida Bibi
15. Diana Baig
Australian Women Wins Title for the 6th time -February 17, 2013
Australian Women Defeat West Indies at the Cricket Club of India's Brabourne stadium in Mumbai
Scorecard
Australia scored 259-7 (50 overs)
(Rachael Haynes 52, Jess Cameron 75, Shaquana Quintyne 3/27)
West Indies scored 145 (43.1 overs)
(Ellyse Perry 3/19, Lisa Sthalekar 2/20)
Match Result -Australia won by 114 Runs
Player of the Match -Jess Cameron(Australia)
Player of the Tournament - Suzie Bates(New Zealand) was declared Player of the Tournament for her 407 runs with three half-centuries and a ton at an average of 67.83. She also took four wickets while captaining her side to a fourth place finish in the tournament.
Australian women's score of 259/7 in 50 overs is the highest score in a 50-over Women's World Cup final
Australia took home a prize money of USD 75,000 along with the distinction of being the top ranked team in the world, while runners up West Indies received USD 30,000
GROUP STAGE
- 1 February - Beat Pakistan by 91 runs
- 3 February - Beat South Africa by three wickets
- 5 February - Beat New Zealand by seven wickets
- 8 February - Beat England by two runs
- 10 February - Beat Sri Lanka by nine wickets
- 13 February - Lost to West Indies by eight runs
- 17 February - Beat West Indies by 114 runs
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