Women's cricket is the form of the team sport of cricket that is played by women. It is an article over what women as cricketers have accomplished in the ICC Women's World Cup from all the different countries. It was a caught and bowled for Poonam Yadav, new kits for Thailand and a missed hat-trick for Gordon

India versus Zimbabwe

Poonam Yadav's brief stands at bowling on the fourth or fifth stump. The batswomen then need to risk their wicket against the turn. Poonam has made her international debut for India Women in 2013.

She stuck to the fourth or fifth stump amazingly against Zimbabwe Women and performed a leading role in a nine-wicket win at the P Sara Oval on Monday.

Yadav firstly took the wicket by running back and completing catch behind the umpire and then the rest of the wickets in third, fifth, sixth and eighth over. The Zimbabwe's innings ended.

Scotland versus Pakistan

Young left-arm spinner, Kristie Gordon, Scotland player is one of the team's finds. Scotland, in a match against Pakistan, had difficulty in defending a target of 92. Gordon while bowling had to wait till after the break to have a hat-trick in her next over.

In the coming overs, Gordon had both Nahida and Ayesha bowled consecutively.
She said "I’ve really enjoyed the experience of being out in these conditions. It’s more advantageous to be a spinner so I’ve had quite a bit of success with the ball, which is been really good. In this tournament, I’ve learned just how to vary my pace a bit to the batsmen, it’s really important."

Sri Lanka versus Thailand

Thailand's only goal was to beat out its quota of 50 overs in all its four Group A league games. When the Thailand women were bowled out in just 29 overs in the first game against India, they showed a cut n clear vision against Zimbabwe and lasted for 47.3 overs.

Thailand against Ireland woman was the match when the former achieved its objectives and then commendable to repeat the same against Sri Lanka Women.

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