Women’s World Cup 2025 (Watch): Deepti Sharma makes a sensational catch to get rid of Anke Bosch during the IND-W vs SA-W match

in Women’s World Cup 2025 On October 9, Women of India Hosted South African women In the intense 10th match at the Dr. YS Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium in Visakhapatnam. Both teams showed competitive spirit as South Africa chased down India’s total of 251 runs. The contest swung at key moments, among them Deepti SharmaSurprisingly expelled from Anneke Bush It stood out, profoundly affecting the flow of the game.

Deepti Sharma’s brilliant grab dismisses Anneke Bosch in the IND-W vs SA-W match

At a critical juncture in the South African innings with the score at 58 for 4 in 14.1 overs, Deepti bowled a full-length ball just outside the off stump to Bush. Bosh tried to hit the ball ambitiously without conviction – it didn’t get under the ball completely and didn’t try to keep it on the ground. The ball weakly returned to Dipti, who positioned himself perfectly and grabbed the ball with both hands despite a slight stumble. The ball was caught securely, although it was a bit squiggly, significantly breaking South Africa’s momentum and strengthening India’s grip on the match. Bush’s dismissal for one off two balls was a huge blow to South Africa’s lower order.

Here is the video:

Another one bites the dust! 👀

Deepti Sharma with the breakthrough, South Africa trails by 4 runs.

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India take matters into their own hands with a strong bowling and fielding effort against South Africa

The Indian bowling unit exerted relentless pressure on the South African batsmen throughout the innings. Early breakthroughs before Kranti Joud and Amanjot Kaur South Africa were reeling at 6 for 1 and then 18 for 2. Deepti’s key wicket was part of a disciplined bowling performance in which several Indian bowlers smashed wickets while controlling the runs effectively. South Africa reached 150 for 6 from 37 overs but required 102 runs off the remaining 78 balls at a sharp run-required rate of 7.84, suggesting India have the match in hand. The Indian fielders supported the effort superbly with sharp catches and ground pitches, leaving South Africa’s chase under constant threat.

Earlier, India bowled a Test innings after losing early wickets. Despite setbacks including the fall of top-order batsmen like Smriti Mandhana and Rodrogcontributions from Richa Ghosh (94 off 77 balls) and Sunni Rana Roles settled. Their partnership took India beyond the 250-run mark, a total that looks imposing given the tight bowling from South Africa. The team fought back well from 102 for 6, recording a competitive score that put them in a strong position to dominate the match.

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