Sport femminili
Indian women's team wins 2025 cricket World Cup
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Led by Harmanpreet Kaur, the Indian women's cricket team defeated South Africa by 52 runs to win the 2025 ICC Women's ODI World Cup. The final was held at DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. This triumph marks the end of a long jinx, fueled by years of struggle and BCCI support.
La combinata nordica resta l'unica disciplina olimpica invernale senza gare femminili, nonostante la spinta del Comitato olimpico internazionale per la parità di genere ai Giochi di Milano Cortina 2026. Atlete come Annika Malacinski esprimono frustrazione per l'esclusione, mentre l'intera disciplina rischia la rimozione dal programma. Un voto cruciale a giugno deciderà il suo destino.
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The women's handball team of SV Todesfelde secured a five-goal victory over pursuer Grün-Weiß Schwerin in the 3. Liga. Much like the previous week, when they overcame a five-goal deficit, they started hesitantly but soon hit top gear.
Harambee Starlets have 90 minutes today to secure WAFCON 2026 qualification against Gambia. After a 3-1 win in the first leg, Kenya needs to avoid conceding more than two goals or draw to advance. Coach Beldine Odemba says her team is ready to make history after a decade without success.
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German footballer Lena Oberdorf tore her ACL in her right knee for the second time during a Bundesliga match against 1. FC Köln. After over a year of absence, her comeback ends abruptly after just a few games. The incident is a shock for FC Bayern and the national team.