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Australia will have the chance to reclaim the Women’s World Cup after crushing West Indies by 157 runs in a rain-shortened semi-final. Alyssa Healy struck a magnificent 129 and paired with Rachael Haynes in a 216-run opening stand as Australia made 305-3 in Wellington on Wednesday.
Australia beat West Indies by 7 wickets earlier in the Women's World Cup.
Australia and West Indies will square off in the first semi-final of the Women's World Cup at Basin Reserve in Wellington on Wednesday. Heading into the contest, Meg Lanning and Co are the clear favourites after being unbeaten in the competition so far. West Indies made it to the semi-finals after South Africa managed to defeat India in a thrilling encounter. But one cannot count out Stafanie Taylor's side as they defeated New Zealand and England in the group stages. Ahead of a crucial game, Australia received a huge blow as Ellyse Perry was ruled out of the semi-final clash. (LIVE SCORECARD)
Star Australian all-rounder Ellyse Perry will watch tomorrow's World Cup semi-final against the West Indies from the sidelines after failing to overcome a back complaint.
Close games and exciting finishes have been a highlight of the Cricket World Cup so far, but it seems Australia have no interest in anything less than total domination. Even when the opposition have felt like they are in with a chance, whether it is through a strong batting performance to set a record total for a chase or taking multiple quick wickets to see off the top order cheaply, Meg Lanning’s side simply refuses to be beaten.
(Reuters) - Australia's Ellyse Perry still needs to prove her fitness for the Women's World Cup semi-final against the West Indies, the star all-rounder said on Monday.
Australia's Ellyse Perry still needs to prove her fitness for the Women's World Cup semi-final against the West Indies, the star all-rounder said on Monday.
Irish riders dominated Sunday's $216,000 four-star Grand Prix at Wellington International in Florida with Offaly’s Darragh Kenny collecting the winner’s prize ahead of Louth’s Mark McAuley in second.