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England beats New Zealand by 8 wickets in Women’s Cricket World Cup, rain ends India-Bangladesh game
Sophie Devine bid adieu to ODIs in a losing cause as England beat New Zealand by eight wickets in their final league game at the Women’s Cricket World Cup.

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EWN · 2d
ICC Women’s World Cup: Proteas ‘must bring A-game’ in England semi-final clash
Women's Cricket World Cup: England face South Africa in semi-finals but which players should they look out for?
India reach Women's World Cup final with dramatic finish
Jemimah Rodrigues finishes on a superb 127 while Amanjot Kaur hits the winning four as India defeat Australia in thrilling fashion to reach the final of the Women's World Cup final, where they will me...

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ESPNcricinfo · 1d
'What a game. What a performance' - reactions after India's historic win over Australia
Jemimah Rodrigues powers India past Australia into Women’s Cricket World Cup final
India pull off seismic World Cup semi-final victory over Australia - as it happened
Both teams are wearing black armbands in memory of Australian cricketer Ben Austin, 17, who has died after he was hit by a cricket ball during a practice session in Melbourne.

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International Cricket Council · 1d
Jemimah's ton guides India to historic CWC25 Final spot
International Cricket Council · 1d
LIVE: Charani's twin strikes, Australia five down in CWC25 semi-final

'What a game, what a performance!' - cricket world reacts to India's historic win

'What a game, what a performance!' - cricket world reacts to India's historic win India didn't just pull off the highest successful chase in World Cup history - they did it against Australia, and in a World Cup semi-final with the stakes at their peak. The cricket world took notice. Here's how they reacted.
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A new Women's World Cup winner will help the global game massively: Alyssa Healy

Australia captain Alyssa Healy has said that a new winner of the ICC Women's World Cup 2025 will help the global game massively and lead to more investments in the game. India and South Africa are set to lock horns in the final of ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025.
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