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New Zealand women 180 for 5 (McGlashan 84, Devine 27, Selman 2-27) beat West Indies women 124 for 8 (Taylor 40, Watkins 3-26) by 56 runs… New Zealand will resume their long-term rivalry with Australia in Sunday’s Women’s World Twenty20 final after Sara McGlashan’s stunning half-century earned a 56-run … |
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Australia 123 for 3 (Blackwell 61) beat India 119 for 5 (Raut 44) by 7 wickets… The captain Alex Blackwell posted a career-best 61 as she pushed Australia into the final of the Women’s World Twenty20 with a seven-wicket win over India. Chasing India’s below-par 119 for 5, Australia surged early through Black… |
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India Women 144 for 3 (Naik 59, Raj 52*) beat Sri Lanka Women 73 for 9 (David 4-12) by 71 runs… India’s women booked their place in the semi-finals of the World Twenty20 by surging past Sri Lanka in their winner-takes-all Group B encounter in Basseterre. Chasing 145 for victory after fifties from Sulakshana Naik [… |
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New Zealand Women 71 for 4 (Devine 23) beat Pakistan Women 65 for 9 (Browne 4-15) by six wickets… The White Ferns outclassed Pakistan to go through the group stage unbeaten in the Women’s ICC World Twenty20 at Warner Park, St Kitts. An economical opening spell by spinner Erin Bermingham and seamer Sian Ruck ensured [.… |
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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 [...] <… |
