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Australia Women 133 for 7 (Blackwell 28) beat West Indies Women 124 for 7 (Taylor 58*) by nine runs… Australia’s women maintained their 100% record, and booked themselves a slot in the first semi-final in St Lucia on May 13, by seeing off West Indies by nine runs in a tight contest in Basseterre. There [...] <… |
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England Women 141 for 6 (Greenway 34*, Marsh 33) beat South Africa Women 85 (Wyatt 4-11, Shaw 3-17) by 56 runs… England women gained a consolation ICC World Twenty20 victory over South Africa, by 56 runs in St Kitts. The defending champions went into the Group A game knowing it would be their last of [...] |
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West Indies 169 for 6 (Gayle 98, Nehra 3-35) beat India 155 for 9 (Raina 32, Roach 2-38) by 14 runs… Chris Gayle finished agonisingly short of becoming the first man to make two international Twenty20 centuries, but by the time he was run-out, he had already swiped West Indies to a total that provided [...] |
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England 168 for 7 (Pietersen 53, Botha 2-15) beat South Africa 129 (Duminy 39, Sidebottom 3-23) by 39 runs… England put themselves on course for a place in the ICC World Twenty20 semi-finals with a 39-run trouncing of South Africa in the Super Eight match in Barbados. They cashed in on Kevin Pietersen’s second success… |
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New Zealand women 154 for 7 (Bates 50, Seneviratna 4-21) beat Sri Lanka women 107 for 8 by 47 runs… Suzie Bates hit a half century and the spinners collectively took three for 31 as the White Ferns overpowered Sri Lanka by 47 runs in their second match of the Women’s ICC World Twenty20 at [...] |
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India women 106 for 1 (Raut 54, Mithali 33) beat Pakistan women 104 for 6 (Sana 35, Mumtaz 26, Roy 3-19) by nine wickets… India cruised to a nine-wicket win over Pakistan in St Kitts to give themselves a chance of qualifying for the semi-finals. Pakistan slid to their second defeat in as many games [...] |
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New Zealand 133 for 7 (Vettori 38, B McCullum 33) beat Pakistan 132 for 7 (Butt 67*, Butler 3-19)… Ian Butler (3-19) took wicket of the last ball to help New Zealand beat Pakistan by 1 run in the must-win Super Eights match as the semifinal race heats up at the Twenty20 World Cup on [...] |
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Sri Lanka 195 for 3 (Jayawardene 98*, Sangakkara 68) beat West Indies 138 for 8 by 57 runs… Mahela Jaywardene’s superb form at the World Twenty20 continued as he made an unbeaten 98 in Sri Lanka’s 57-run win over the West Indies in the Super Eights on Friday. The opener’s entrancing innings at the Kens… |
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West Indies women 122 for 8 (Nero 32, Marsh 3-17) beat England women 120 for 9 (Taylor 33) by two runs… England women’s defence of their ICC World Twenty20 title is over after they crashed out of the tournament following a two-run defeat to West Indies in St Kitts. Charlotte Edwards’ team looked set to [...] … |
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Australia Women (Nitschke 44, Poulton 39, Ismail 3-30) 155 beat South Africa Women (Preez* 53, Nitschke2-21) 131 for 7 by 24 runs… Australia’s women’s cricket team has secured a spot in the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s World Twenty20 after a comfortable 24-run win over South Africa in St Kitts. All-r… |
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