England celebrated their World Cup victory after defeating Canada 33–13 at Twickenham Stadium in London. A record crowd of 81,885 watched the match live, while 5.8 million viewers followed on TV, making it the most-watched rugby match of the year.

The Red Roses dominated from start to finish. Under coach John Mitchell, the team extended their unbeaten streak to 33 games. The players displayed skill, teamwork, and determination throughout the match.

After the win, the team paraded at Battersea Power Station, celebrating with fans despite rainy weather. Players lifted the trophy and cheered alongside supporters, creating a lively and jubilant atmosphere.

Coach John Mitchell praised the team for their dedication and growth. He called the victory a transformative experience. The win marks a milestone for women’s rugby in England and aims to inspire more girls to take up the sport.

This triumph gives England their third Women’s Rugby World Cup title and highlights the growing popularity and impact of women’s sports in the UK.

Sri Lanka will host the 2025 Indoor Cricket World Cup from 27 September to 4 October. The tournament returns to the country after 21 years. Matches will take place at U-Pro Colombo and the Austasia Sports Complex in Thalawathugoda.

The competition includes four categories: Men’s Open, Women’s Open, Under-22 Boys, and Under-22 Girls. Teams from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, England, India, Sri Lanka, UAE, and Singapore will join the event.

Over 1,000 players, officials, and supporters will arrive in Sri Lanka. This makes it one of the largest indoor cricket events ever held in the nation. Organizers say the World Cup will boost indoor cricket locally and strengthen sports tourism.

Sri Lanka last hosted the Indoor Cricket World Cup in 2004. Its return is a proud moment for the country’s sporting community. Preparations are already in progress to deliver world-class facilities and an exciting experience for fans and players.