The much-anticipated IND vs SA Women’s World Cup Final at DY Patil Stadium faces a delay as rain covers the ground. Fans eagerly await the toss as weather threatens to dampen the high-voltage clash between India and South Africa, with both teams eyeing their first-ever World Cup title.
INDvsSA Women’s World Cup Final | DY Patil Stadium is covered due to rainfall
India and South Africa are to face each other in the Women’s World Cup Final pic.twitter.com/y6dQlNjLXz
— ANI (@ANI) November 2, 2025
IND vs SA Women’s World Cup Final: Historic Final- Game Changer in Women Cricket
Cricket fans, brace your breath, this is history being made! England and Australia have never been absent from the final of the Women’s ODI World Cup before. Rather, it will be fought by two new entrants, India and South Africa, who will fight it out at the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai to win their first World Cup.
Not simply a game, it is a game of fate. After the high of having beaten the mighty Aussies in the semis, India will have the ambition of securing their long-awaited glory on their soil. South Africa, who defeated England to make it to the final, is meanwhile trying to achieve a fairy-tale ending of their own.
Two nations. One trophy. Endless emotion. Is it to be the roar of India or the rise of South Africa that reverberates through world cricket tonight? Whichever way, there is no doubt that this will change the face of women’s cricket forever.
IND vs SA Women’s World Cup Final Highlights
Rain Plays Spoilsport, Again
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The grand finale’s excitement has hit a damp patch, literally! Rain in Mumbai has delayed the start of play, with covers stretched tight across the DY Patil pitch.
Weather Woes Throughout the Tournament
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The weather’s been the biggest troublemaker this World Cup.
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Five of the first 30 matches were completely washed out, while several others faced interruptions.
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New Zealand got the worst of it, their key group games against Pakistan and Sri Lanka were rained off, crushing their semifinal hopes.
A Soaked but Hopeful Showdown
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Despite the drizzle drama, fans are clinging to hope that the skies will clear.
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Everyone’s praying for a full game, because this isn’t just a match, it’s a chance to rewrite the story of women’s cricket forever.
Here Is How The Internet Is Behaving Today On IND vs SA Women’s World Cup
#WATCH | Mumbai | Light rain lashes several parts of the city. Visuals from outside the DY Patil stadium, where the India vs South Africa Women’s World Cup final is scheduled to take place
Toss delayed due to rain, to take place at 4.30 pm, and the match is to begin at 5 pm pic.twitter.com/MlUHUfIxwm
— ANI (@ANI) November 2, 2025
India vs South Africa in Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 Final:
Match is delayed because of rain.
Toss expected on 4:30 PM and match will resume at 5:00 without loss of overs.#CWC25 #INDvSA #INDvsSA #INDWvSAW #INDWvsSAW #WomensWorldCup2025 pic.twitter.com/8vBBGlzurk— बातम्या खेळांच्या (@Surendra21286) November 2, 2025
This is the first time Australia or England are not playing in Women’s ICC World Cup Final
India Vs South Africa #INDWvsSAW
— Pravin Tamilan (@apravint) November 2, 2025
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