🏟️ Match Overview

The India Women vs Australia Women World Cup 2025 semifinal at DY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai, on October 30, 2025, delivered one of the greatest matches in women’s cricket history. India chased down a mammoth 339-run target, defeating Australia by 5 wickets with 9 balls to spare.

This victory marked India’s third Women’s World Cup final appearance and ended Australia’s dominant run in ICC tournaments.

📋 Final Scorecard Snapshot

• Venue: DY Patil Sports Academy, Navi Mumbai
• Toss: Australia Women won the toss and chose to bat
• Player of the Match: Jemimah Rodrigues (127* off 134 balls)

India Women vs Australia Women World Cup 2025 Semifinal

🔥 First Innings – Australia’s Strong Start

Australia Women came out aggressive, led by Phoebe Litchfield’s 119 off 93 balls. She was supported by Ellyse Perry (77) and Ashleigh Gardner (63), pushing the score to 338.

India’s bowlers fought back in the death overs:

• Shree Charani: 2/49, including Litchfield’s wicket
• Deepti Sharma: 2/73, slowed the middle overs
• Gaud: Dismissed Alyssa Healy early, setting the tone

Despite the high total, India’s bowlers ensured Australia didn’t cross 350.

💪 Second Innings – India’s Record-Breaking Chase

India’s chase began under pressure, losing Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma early. At 42/2, the required run rate was climbing. Enter Jemimah Rodrigues and Harmanpreet Kaur.

Jemimah Rodrigues – Calm Under Fire

Rodrigues played a career-defining knock of 127 off 134 balls*, mixing strike rotation with boundary-hitting. Her temperament and timing were flawless.

Harmanpreet Kaur – Leading from the Front

India Women vs Australia Women World Cup 2025 Semifinal

The captain’s 89 off 97 balls was aggressive and strategic. She attacked Gardner and Garth, building momentum and confidence.

Together, they added 167 runs, taking India from 42/2 to 209/3.

🎯 Finishing Touch – Amanjot Kaur’s Moment

With 10 runs needed off 12 balls, Amanjot Kaur stepped up and smashed a boundary that sealed the win. The crowd erupted. India Women had pulled off the highest successful chase in Women’s World Cup history.

📊 Key Stats

• Highest chase in Women’s ODI World Cup history: 339
• Rodrigues’ highest ODI score: 127*
• India’s third World Cup final: After 2005 & 2017
• Australia’s first knockout loss since 2017

India Women vs Australia Women World Cup 2025 Semifinal

💬 Reactions from Cricket Legends

• Sachin Tendulkar: “Jemimah and Harmanpreet — what a duo! India’s women are world-class.”
• Mithali Raj: “This is the moment we’ve been waiting for. Historic.”
• Meg Lanning: “India outplayed us. Full credit to their composure.”

🏆 Final Preview – India vs South Africa

India Women will face South Africa Women in the final on Sunday, November 2, 2025. South Africa defeated England in the other semifinal and are playing their first-ever World Cup final.

Key Battles to Watch

• Rodrigues vs Ismail
• Harmanpreet vs Kapp
• Deepti Sharma vs Laura Wolvaardt

India will need to maintain momentum and composure to lift their maiden World Cup trophy.

📢 Final Thoughts

The India Women vs Australia Women World Cup 2025 Semifinal wasn’t just a match — it was a statement. India’s women showed the world they can chase, dominate, and rise under pressure. With the final ahead, the dream of lifting the World Cup is closer than ever.

🏁 Conclusion: A Defining Moment in Women’s Cricket

The India Women vs Australia Women World Cup 2025 semifinal wasn’t just a match — it was a seismic shift in the narrative of women’s cricket. Chasing down 339 runs against a powerhouse like Australia, India showcased resilience, tactical brilliance, and fearless intent. Jemimah Rodrigues’ unbeaten century and Harmanpreet Kaur’s leadership embodied the spirit of a team that refuses to be defined by past heartbreaks.

This victory not only secured India’s place in the final but also sent a clear message to the cricketing world: the Women in Blue are here to conquer. With South Africa awaiting in the final, India carries momentum, belief, and the hopes of a billion fans. If this semifinal was any indication, the final promises to be unforgettable.

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