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South Africa vs England, Women's World Cup Highlights: England Beat South Africa To Set Up Final Clash With Australia | Cricket News menu arrow-down reddit snapchat twitter facebook comments email printer search bell top-nav reddit-fill snapchat-fill twitter-fill facebook-fill share whatsapp-fill bookmark SA-W vs ENG-W, Women's World Cup, Highlights: On the back of Danni Wyatt's century and Sophie Ecclestone's stunning six-wicket haul, defending champions England thrashed South Africa by 137 runs to reach the final of the ICC Women's World Cup 2022. They will take on arch-rivals Australia in final after they trounced West Indies in their semi-final match. Wyatt hit 129 off 125 deliveries and was ably supported by Sophia Dunkley, who scored 60 in 72 deliveries. Ecclestone played her part with the bat as well, smashing 24 off just 11 deliveries. Anya Shrubsole then gave England Women a great start with the ball as she removed South Africa's openers inside the first four overs. Ecclestone then returned figures of 6/36 in eight overs to help bowl South Africa out for 156. Danni Wyatt, the player of the moment,says that she is very pleased and they have great a score on the board, and she hopes the bowlers do well and defend the score now. Mentions that the wicket was good and she wanted to capitalize on the width, but she was playing her game. States that there have been a few good catches also, but it feels good when there are a few drop catches while batting. Concludes by sa...

India vs South Africa Highlights, Women's Cricket World Cup 2022, Full Cricket Score: Proteas win by three wickets, knock India out Highlights, Bangladesh Women vs South Africa Women, Women's World Cup 2022: South Africa Women win by 32 runs There is no shortage of motivation for Heather Knight’s side who know that a big win against Bangladesh will help improve their net run rate and give them a good chance of finishing third and avoiding table-toppers Australia, who won seven from seven in the group stage, in the knockout phase. “I think we obviously started a little bit slow in the comp, but our bowlers are certainly peaking at the right time,” said opener Beaumont. “Katherine Brunt looked in really good rhythm last game, Kate Cross throughout has been brilliant, Sophie Ecclestone too and everyone's chipping in where they can. “With the batting, we haven't had that solid opening partnership yet. We haven't got past 31 I think, so it was good to see Danni go on and get some good runs last game. “And there's been contributions throughout. I do feel like we're starting to get there and play our best cricket as we come into the back end of this tournament.” Beaumont was the Player of the Tournament at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2017 as her 410 runs helped fire England to glory on home soil. This time around she is still averaging 35 despite her last three knocks against Pakistan, New Zealand and India totalling just 28, but Beaumont is not the slightest bit concerned ...

T oggle between the tabs above to switch between quick scorecard, full scorecard and ball-by-ball commentary Match preview: England bowler Katherine Brunt insists all the pressure is on New Zealand ahead of what is a must-win match for both sides at Eden Park in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022. New Zealand vs England, Highlights, 3rd T20I at Nelson, Full Cricket Score: Black Caps win by 14 runs, take 2-1 lead in series New Zealand vs England Highlights 2nd Test, Day 1 at Christchurch: Jonny Bairstow's fifty leads visitors' fightback After losing a last-over thriller by two wickets to South Africa on Thursday, the White Ferns must win their last two games to qualify with both sides aware that defeat spells the end of their chances of going further in the tournament. “I would say that would definitely add some tension, especially with it being at Eden Park,” explained seamer Brunt, who has taken just one wicket in New Zealand. “And I have no doubt there will be a very good outpouring of people for that game to support their country so 100 per cent that will add to the pressure on them.” With England’s fate out of their own hands, experienced operator Brunt admits she has temporarily become a fan of other teams to try and help ensure her side sneak into the last four, and it has not always been an easy watch with a hatful of close encounters. She added: “We're in a position where we are relying on people's results. So, there's some becoming a fan of other teams. “It ma...

England's Alice Davidson-Richards (left) is congratulated by Nat Sciver after reaching her half century. She went on to pass a century before being dismissed for 107. Photograph: David Davies/PA England's Alice Davidson-Richards (left) is congratulated by Nat Sciver after reaching her half century. She went on to pass a century before being dismissed for 107. Photograph: David Davies/PA