 "Women’s World Cup Final Public Opinion: Fans have big expectations from Harmanpreet and Jemimah, said ‘history will change today’")
The Indian women’s cricket team is on the verge of making history today. The final of Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 is being played between India and South Africa. There is a lot of excitement for this match across the country. From the streets to the homes, the only topic of discussion is: Will the cup come to India this time?
Everyone’s eyes are fixed on their TV screens, and everyone prays that the Indian team wins the trophy this time. The Indian women’s team defeated a strong Australian team in the semi-finals to make it to the final. In that match, Jemima Rodrigues scored a brilliant 124 runs, while captain Harmanpreet Kaur led the team to victory with her excellent leadership.
India in the final again after eight years
Since 2017, India has once again reached the World Cup final. Last time, the team narrowly lost to England, but this time the whole country is standing by their daughters. After eight years, Team India has a golden opportunity to create history. People across the country are gearing up to watch the match by installing big screens in their homes, cafes and societies. In many cities, including Ghaziabad, people are making special arrangements to watch every shot of the “woman in blue”.
An atmosphere of excitement across the country
Brajesh Yadav of Ghaziabad says, “We have watched every match of this tournament. The performance our girls have shown on the field proves that they are second to none. The win against Australia was historic, and we believe the team will bounce back with the World Cup today.”
Meanwhile, cricket fan Ashish said the women’s team performed very well throughout the tournament. “Today is a special day as our team has reached the final. If India wins today, it will be an inspiration to girls across the country who are just starting to play cricket. Our girls have achieved this through hard work and struggle, and the whole country is with them today.”