Women's Cricket World Cup

2022 - 3 - 17

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Women's Cricket World Cup: South Africa edge thriller with New ... (Sky Sports)

Marizanne Kapp was again South Africa's hero as they edged a thriller against New Zealand, getting home with two wickets and three balls to spare.

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India vs Australia, Women's World Cup 2022: Highlights (Hindustan Times)

India vs Australia, Women's Cricket World Cup 2022 Highlights: Australia captain Meg Lanning was denied a century by three runs but she led her side to a ...

The toss will be at 6am IST and the match starts at 6.30am. Australia have been as close to invincible as it gets in this tournament, with their opening fixture against England being the only time they were mildly challenged thus far. Full and straight from Schutt, Shafali takes a big stride forward and sends that over the bowler's head. The ball takes her top edge and Elysse Perry starts running in towards fine leg from the deep, puts in a dive but the ball remains out of reach. The sixth delivery of the over took four attempts, with the first of those wides beating wicketkeeper Alyssa Healy and going to the boundary. The Indian captain with her second boundary of the match and she moves to 15 off 30. The batters run three, however, and India are going at a run rate of about 5 an over. The two are trying to improve in their strike rotation, the extras have gone a long way in keeping India's run rate up and yet, it has dropped from five at the end of the 12th to just under 4.5 at the end of the 22nd. A single from Mithali to bring up the mark. Harmanpreet sends a loose one to the fine leg boundary. Partnership between the Australian captain and Perry moves to 99. No damage to the ground and they won't be even running a rope over it. She thus ends the 46th over with a four and moves to 92.

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New Zealand on the ropes as South Africa eye World Cup semis (Eyewitness News)

South Africa notched a two-wicket win over New Zealand on Thursday to virtually guarantee themselves a spot in the Women's Cricket World Cup semi-finals and ...

HAMILTON - South Africa notched a two-wicket win over New Zealand on Thursday to virtually guarantee themselves a spot in the Women's Cricket World Cup semi-finals and leave the hosts in danger of elimination. South Africa notched a two-wicket win over New Zealand on Thursday to virtually guarantee themselves a spot in the Women's Cricket World Cup semi-finals and leave the hosts in danger of elimination. New Zealand on the ropes as South Africa eye World Cup semis

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ICC Women's World Cup 2022: How India Can Enter Semifinals ... (Outlook India)

After losing the first three games, England have made the Women's WC semis qualification scenario more interesting with back-to-back wins.

In this case, the two teams will have eight points each and even if the Windies team wins its remaining one game against South Africa it would not qualify for the next stage courtesy its poor NRR of -0.885.. As of now, India, England and New Zealand are on four points each in the points table. South Africa, who are in the second spot with four wins, are certain to qualify for the semifinals. India, who have a far better NRR than Windies, just need to win their remaining two games to enter semifinal. India's six-wicket loss at the hands of Australia in a round-robin match of the ICC Women's World Cup 2022 on Saturday have made their life a lot tougher in the tournament. They have just two matches in hand against Bangladesh on March 22 and South Africa on March 27.

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Womens Cricket World Cup 2022: India face their toug..ainst ... (Firstpost)

After their four-wicket loss at the hands of England, India face an even tougher challenge against a rampaging Australia at the Eden Park on Saturday.

They had been on a 26-game unbeaten run since late 2017, the streak only ending in September last year at the hands of the team they're about the face tomorrow. Team India will be hoping for her to bounce back in style on Saturday. Whether one takes into account left-arm spinner Jess Jonassen's brilliant final over that stopped England on its tracks or Ellyse Perry's all-round brilliance against New Zealand and West Indies. It is the batting department's non-performance, barring a couple of contrasting 30s from Smriti Mandhana and Richa Ghosh, that will force the team think tank to deviate from its plan of retaining the same combination going forward. Six-time champions Australia are one of the only two sides yet to lose a game in the tournament. However, a victory against Australia, who have been near-unbeatable since the 2017 World Cup, will be something of an upset given the kind of form they're in at the moment.

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World Cup, India v Australia as it happened: Lanning's majestic 97 ... (Scroll.in)

Follow all the live updates of India's crucial clash against the mighty Aussies at the ICC Women's ODI Cricket World Cup 2022.

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Women's Cricket World Cup: West Indies recover from batting collapse to beat Bangladesh by four runs (Sky Sports)

Afy Fletcher brought the West Indies back as she helped to reduce the opposition to 60-5 but Bangladesh battled back to take the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2022 group match to the final over before falling just short. Deandra Dottin was the first to ...

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West Indies bowler Shamilia Connell collapses during Women's ... (Independent Online)

Pace bowler Shamilia Connell collapsed while fielding for the West Indies at the Women's Cricket World Cup in New Zealand on Friday and was taken from the ...

The West Indies made a good start with the ball, dismissing Shamima Sultana for a duck in the first over. ALSO READ: IOL Sport Show: Marizanne Kapp the Proteas’ heartbeat and apple of Dane van Niekerk’s eye - IOL Sport Show: Kapp the Proteas’ heartbeat and apple of Van Niekerk’s eye

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Women's Cricket World Cup: West Indies beat Bangladesh by four ... (Times of India)

Cricket News: A defiant unbeaten 53 from Shemaine Campbelle saw West Indies -- who were asked to bat -- recover from 70 for 7 to post 140 for 9 in 50 overs ...

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Women's Cricket World Cup: Indian team celebrates Holi in ... (Times of India)

Cricket News: BCCI's Twitter handle for the Indian women's team read, "Ringing in the festivities post practice in Auckland.

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