Alyssa Healy Meg Lanning Annabel Sutherland Ashleigh Gardner Laura Wolvaardt Sune Luus Australia South Africa India Sri Lanka county Park cricket Updates cup score Alyssa Healy Meg Lanning Annabel Sutherland Ashleigh Gardner Laura Wolvaardt Sune Luus Australia South Africa India Sri Lanka county Park

South Africa vs Australia, Women's T20 World Cup Live Score Updates

sports.ndtv.com

SA vs AUS, Women's T20 World Cup Live Updates: Australia captain Meg Lanning won the toss and opted to against South Africa in a crunch Group A encounter at the St Geroge's Park in Gqeberha.

Alyssa Healy is out injured due a quad strain and is replaced by Annabel Sutherland in the playing XI. With three wins out of as many outings, Australia sit top of Group A, while South Africa, following their shock defeat to Sri Lanka in the tournament opener, are third with two points so far.

Earlier in the day, England defeated India by 11 runs in a possible group-deciding game at the same venue. (LIVE SCORECARD) No run.

No run. Fuller and outside off, Laura Wolvaardt looks to play at it but edges it to the fielder at short third man. Ends with a dot ball.

Related News
Proteas opening pair Tazmin Brits and Laura Wolvaardt, and fast bowler Shabnim Ismail were selected in the ICC's Women's T20 World Cup Team of the Tournament.
Australia lifted their third consecutive Women's T20 World Cup title on Sunday after defeating South Africa in the summit clash. With this win, the Meg Lanning-led side extended their title tally to six. However, it was a heartbreak for South Africa as they failed to lift their maiden Women's T20 World Cup trophy. The hosts fell short by 19 runs in the final clash but for wicketkeeper-batter Sinalo Jafta, playing in the final of Women's T20 World Cup was a memorable experience as she paved her way back into the national team after fighting alcohol addiction.
India's wicket-keeper batter Richa Ghosh's exploits during the side's run to the semi-finals of the Women's T20 World Cup in Cape Town have earned her a place in ICC's Most Valuable Team of the tournament announced on Monday. The 19-year-old wicket-keeper and middle-order batter had a couple of below-par scores against Ireland in the group stages and Australia in the semi-finals, but three unbeaten knocks -- 31 not out vs Pakistan, 44 not out vs West Indies and 47 not out vs England -- saw her end the tournament with 136 runs.
“We want to win everything,” Ash Gardner said before the T20 World Cup final – and Australia’s women’s cricket team keep doing just that after their triumph in Cape Town underlined their status as one of the great sport teams in history.
CAPE TOWN: Australia won the Women’s T20 World Cup on Sunday, beating host South Africa by a comfortable 19 runs to underline its status as the best team in the world with a third straight title.

Latest News

Change privacy settings
This page might use cookies if your analytics vendor requires them.