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Matches (13)

WI vs PAK (1)

Men's Hundred (3)

ZIM vs NZ (1)

Women's Hundred (3)

IRE-W vs PAK-W (1)

One-Day Cup (3)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

280

PAK

(48.5/50 ov, T:281) 284/5

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BP-M

122/6

TR-M

(78/100 balls, T:123) 123/4

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A brief history ...

Jenny Thompson takes a look back at the history of the women's World Cup

19-Jan-2009•Jenny Thompson

Sublime Rolton guides Australia to fifth World Cup

Australia lifted the World Cup for the fifth time after Karen Rolton's crashing 107 not out and four run-outs sunk India at Centurion

14-Nov-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Women bask in the limelight

The Indian women's cricket team, which reached the final of the World Cup in South Africa, was received with much fanfare at a suburban hotel in Mumbai

13-Apr-2005•Anand Vasu

'Playing the series in India helped a lot'

Karen Rolton is happy that her unbeaten century was instrumental in Australia's thumping victory over India, which won them the Women's World Cup

13-Apr-2005•Nagraj Gollapudi

Australia's World Cup heroes return home

Australia's women cricketers arrived back in Perth with a record fifth World Cup in their possession, and Belinda Clark admitted that it was the defeat in the 2000 tournament that spurred them on in South Africa

13-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

Indian coach hits out at 'very bad display'

Sudha Shah, the Indian coach, didn't hide her disappointment and said her team put themselves under pressure for nothing

10-Apr-2005•Nagraj Gollapudi

Simply the best

The outcome of this World Cup may have been as inevitable as night following day, as obvious as shrimps on the barbie, but the Australians deserve to be saluted for their professionalism and attitude

10-Apr-2005•Jenny Thompson

India ready for the challenge

The Indians are unperturbed ahead of the big finale tomorrow

09-Apr-2005•Nagraj Gollapudi

Australia on fire ahead of final

India are in their first World Cup final against Australia, who have been there in all bar one

09-Apr-2005•Preview by Jenny Thompson

Australia aim to get Raj early

Belinda Clark, the Australian captain, has said that her side will target the Indian batting sensation, Mithali Raj, when the two sides clash in the final of the Women's World Cup at Centurion Park on Sunday

09-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

'Today was the day I had to do it' - Mithali Raj

Mithali Raj kept her reputation as the `woman to watch' alive when she lead her team to a strong victory over fancied New Zealand that helped India enter their first World Cup final

07-Apr-2005•Nagraj Gollapudi

India reach their first World Cup final

India set up their very first World Cup final by defeating the holders New Zealand by 40 runs at Potchefstroom

07-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Two pillars of strength

Sudha Shah, the Indian team coach and Shubhangi Kulkarni, secretary of the Women's Cricket Association of India (WCAI), have been the pillars from which the girls have derived most of their strength

07-Apr-2005•Anand Vasu

Testing times lie ahead

New Zealand are vying to retain the World Cup

06-Apr-2005•Preview by Jenny Thompson

All to play for at Potchefstroom

England's men pulled off a shock defeat against Australia in the semi-final of the Champions Trophy last September

05-Apr-2005•Jenny Thompson

Clark steers Australia to final

Australia booked their place in the final after shooting England out for 158 at Sedgar's Park

05-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

All to play for at Potchefstroom

Australia booked their place in the final after shooting England out for 158 at Sedgar's Park

05-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

England to face Australia in semi-finals

Rain washed out all matches in and around Pretoria

03-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

Sky to broadcast final stages of World Cup

The semi-finals and final of the World Cup will be broadcast live on Sky TV

03-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

South Africa and West Indies to contest one-day series

South Africa will play West Indies next week in a hastily arranged series of three one-dayers after both teams were knocked out of the World Cup in the group phase

03-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

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