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In Navi Mumbai’s electric DY Patil Stadium, the world watched with held breath as the Indian women’s cricket team completed the dream generations have carried — India beat South Africa by 52 runs to win their first-ever Women’s ODI World Cup title.

It’s a historic day for world cricket — and an emotional one for India. As the sun sets over Navi Mumbai, the stage is set for the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 Final , where India take on South Africa  at the Dr. DY Patil Stadium. The match begins at 3:00 PM IST  (toss at 2:30 PM), and by tonight, the world will celebrate a first-time  Women’s World Cup champion. Both teams have never lifted the trophy before, making this not just a final, but a chance to rewrite history. India

There are victories. And then there are moments that shift the axis of a sport. India’s record-breaking run chase against seven-time world champions Australia at the DY Patil Stadium was the latter — a night that felt less like a semifinal and more like a coronation of a new era in women’s cricket. On a warm, electric evening in Navi Mumbai, India pulled off the highest successful chase in Women’s ODI World Cup history , rewriting narratives and silencing decades of doubt in

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