Navi Mumbai, October 26 — The Women’s World Cup 2025 clash between India and Bangladesh at the DY Patil Stadium has been heavily disrupted by rain, raising major concerns for Team India ahead of their upcoming semi-final against Australia.
Match Halted as Rain Intensifies
The game, which was already reduced to 43 overs per side due to a two-hour delayed start, was suspended again as rain returned in Navi Mumbai.
Before the interruption:
- Bangladesh stood at 39/2 in 12.2 overs.
- Sharmin Akter and Nigar Sultana were unbeaten at the crease.
- For India, Renuka Singh and Deepti Sharma picked up one wicket each.
The worsening weather has left both teams waiting anxiously as the outfield conditions continue to deteriorate.
A Worrying Sign for India’s Semi-Final Prep
For India, this rain delay comes at a crucial time:
- The team was looking to fine-tune their form and rhythm ahead of the semi-final against Australia, scheduled at the same venue.
- The loss of valuable match practice could be a major setback, especially with conditions expected to remain unpredictable.
Fans Hope for a Restart
Supporters at the DY Patil Stadium and across the country remain hopeful for the skies to clear. With India eyeing momentum heading into the knockout stage, every over counts in their quest for the Women’s World Cup title.
