ICC WORLD CUP WINNER 🏆 2025

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written by Atharva Jori
Harmanpreet Kaur collects trophy from Jay Shah and celebrates with her teammates after IND vs SA Women's World Cup 2025 final [Watch] Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur collected the coveted World Cup trophy from ICC Chairman Jay Shah after the Women in Blue defeated South Africa in the final at the D.Y. Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on Sunday, November 2. Kaur celebrated with her teammates as they lifted the trophy together. Led by the 36-year-old, the hosts outclassed South Africa by 52 runs while defending 298. The 104-run opening stand between Shafali Verma and Smriti Mandhana set the tone for their big total. Later, Deepti Sharma starred with the ball, as she registered outstanding figures of 9.3-0-39-5. The Punjab-born cricketer is the first Indian captain to win a Women's World Cup in any format. "If my heart was saying, I had to give her at least one over" - Harmanpreet Kaur on bowling Shafali Verma When asked at the post-match presentation about the unusual move of bowling Shafali Verma, Harmanpreet said it was her day, given the way she batted for her innings of 87 (78). Harmanpreet went on to credit the youngster for bringing in the positive outlook, saying:

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