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Women’s World Cup: You Have To Put A Whole Game Together - We Didn't Do That, Says Sciver-Brunt After Defeat To SA
ODI World Cup: England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt admitted her side fell short in all departments as South Africa outplayed them by 125 runs in the semifinal of the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup at the ACA Stadium in Guwahati on Wednesday. A masterful 169 from Laura Wolvaardt meant England conceded 319/7 before being bowled out for 194 in 42.3 overs.
“What an incredible two innings from South Africa. We weren't at our best today, and to beat the best teams, you have to (be). You have to put a whole game together, and we didn't do that today. I'm hugely disappointed. It'll take a bit of time to sink in, but I'm just disappointed at the moment,” said Nat after the match ended.
Despite the heavy defeat margin, Nat felt England were in the contest for large parts of the first innings. “Definitely. During the Power-play and afterwards, we didn't let the game go too far. We were pretty happy with the control we had, and we knew a wicket at one end, and we could make some inroads, which we did. But obviously, they got another partnership together.”
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Women’s World Cup: Very Special Day And I'm So Glad We Won In The End, Says Wolvaardt
ODI World Cup: South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt said her record-breaking century in the 2025 ICC Women’s ODI World Cup semifinal win over England was very special, as her childhood dream got fulfilled. Laura’s masterful 169 off 143 balls – her tenth ODI ton laced with 20 fours and four sixes - powered South Africa to a commanding 125-run win over England at the ACA Stadium, and booked a place in their first-ever 50-over World Cup final.
Women’s World Cup: Wolvaardt’s Ton, Kapp’s Fifer Power South Africa To Victory Over England, Into Final
After starting their 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup by being bowled out for 69 against England at the ACA Stadium, South Africa turned the tables on the same opposition in emphatic fashion by storming into the title clash with a 125-run win in the first semifinal on Wednesday.
Women’s World Cup: Wolvaardt’s Ton, Kapp’s Fifer Power South Africa Into Final
ODI World Cup: After starting their 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup by being bowled out for 69 by England at the ACA Stadium, South Africa turned the tables on the same opposition in emphatic fashion by storming into the title clash with a 125-run win in the first semifinal on Wednesday.
Women's World Cup: It’s Not Something New For Me, I Have Played Semis Before, Says Shafali Ahead Of Australia Clash
ODI World Cup: Shafali Verma believes her unexpected call-up to India’s World Cup squad for the semifinal against Australia was destined by fate. The explosive opener, who wasn’t even part of the official reserves, was drafted in as Pratika Rawal’s replacement after the young all-rounder suffered a hairline ankle fracture during India’s final group-stage match against Bangladesh.
Women's World Cup: Unbeaten Australia Eye Final Berth Against In-form India Amid Weather Concern
ODI World Cup: A coveted spot in the final of the ICC Women’s World Cup is on the line as India take on defending champions Australia in the second semifinal at DY Patil Stadium on Thursday. The winner will face either England or South Africa, who clash in the first semifinal on Wednesday, with the final scheduled for Sunday (November 2).
Women’s World Cup: Laura Wolvaardt’s Magnificent 169 Powers South Africa To 319/7 V England In Semis
ODI World Cup: South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt produced one of the great innings in the history of Women’s ODI World Cup by smashing a magnificent 169 off 143 balls to power her side to a massive 319/7 in the first semifinal against England at the ACA Stadium here on Wednesday.
Women’s World Cup: South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt Equals Mithali Raj’s Record For Most 50+ Scores
ODI World Cup: South Africa skipper Laura Wolvaardt added yet another feather to her already illustrious cap as she equalled former India captain Mithali Raj’s record of scoring the most 50+ totals at the Women’s World Cup.
Women’s WC: Shafali Can't Afford To Think About Pressure, She's To Go With Mindset Of Making A Difference: Ian Bishop
Cricket World Cup India: Former West Indies’ fast bowler Ian Bishop has urged Shafali Varma to seize an unexpected opportunity and make a decisive impact for India in their 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup semi-final against Australia, to be played at the DY Patil Stadium on Thursday.
Women's WC: Bishop Urges India To Channel 1983 WC Spirit In High-stake Semifinal Clash Against Australia
Cricket World Cup India: Former West Indies fast bowler Ian Bishop believes India must draw inspiration from their iconic 1983 Men’s ODI World Cup triumph to overcome Australia's aura of invincibility in their high-stakes 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup semi-final against the reigning champions at the DY Patil Stadium on Thursday.
Ecclestone Sustains Minor Injury To The Joint Next To Collar Bone: ECB
Wales Cricket Board: The England and Wales Cricket Board provided an update on Sophie Ecclestone, saying that the spinner suffered a minor injury to the joint next to her collarbone.
Women’s WC: India's GS Lakshmi, Vrinda Rathi Among Match Officials For Semifinals
ODI World Cup: Indian match referee GS Lakshmi and umpire Vrinda Rathi have been named amongst the match officials for the semifinals of the ongoing 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup.
Women’s World Cup: Injured Pratika Rawal Set To Miss India’s Semi-final Clash Against Australia
Injured Pratika Rawal: India opener Pratika Rawal is set to miss India’s upcoming 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup semi-final against Australia after sustaining injuries to her right ankle and knee during the washed-out league stage match against Bangladesh at the D.Y. Patil Stadium on Sunday.
Women's WC: Question Is Who Opens With Smriti If Pratika Isn’t Fit, Says Mithali
ODI World Cup: Looking ahead to India’s high-stakes 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup semi-final against Australia, former skipper Mithali Raj has questioned who would open with vice-captain Smriti Mandhana if Pratika Rawal isn’t fit enough to feature in the game, slated to take place at DY Patil Stadium on October 30.
Women's World Cup: Pratika Rawal's Injury A Major Concern Ahead Of Semis As Bangla Match Abandoned
The BCCI Medical Team: Ahead of the all-important second semifinal against Australia at the same venue, India had a huge scare when opener Pratika Rawal suffered an injury while attempting to save a boundary in Match 28 of the ICC Women's ODI World Cup at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on Sunday.
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