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WELLINGTON : Holders England won their last group match in style and West Indies benefited from South Africa's thrilling victory over India on Sunday to make the Women's World Cup semi-finals.
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Holders England won their last group match in style and West Indies benefited from South Africa's thrilling victory over India on Sunday to make the Women's World Cup semi-finals.
England cruised into the Women's World Cup semi-finals with a crushing 100-run victory over Bangladesh in their final group stage match in Wellington on Sunday. It sealed a dramatic resurgence for the defending champions who had been on the brink of elimination after losing their first three matches in the 50-over competition. They then won all of their remaining four games to secure a place in the top four. The comprehensive win saw them overtake the West Indies to join top qualifiers Australia and South Africa in the knockout stage. The final berth will be decided later Sunday in the match between India and South Africa.
England are through to the semi-finals at the Women’s World Cup after defeating Bangladesh by 100 runs in New Zealand. The British side who began the tournament off the back of three straight losses have turned things around in Wellington with four successive wins.
Heading into the ICC Women's World Cup contest against Bangladesh, England found themselves in a must-win situation and the defending champions had to register a victory to qualify for the semi-finals. England showed their class against Bangladesh and the side went on to win the contest by 100 runs at Basin Reserve in Wellington on Sunday. Bangladesh barely managed to lay a glove on England, and in the end, the defending champions went on to register a comfortable win. This victory has now ensured that nothing less than a victory for India against South Africa would be enough for them to qualify for the semi-finals.
ENG vs WI, Women's World Cup, Live Updates: England face Bangladesh in their final match of the Women's World Cup at the Basin Reserve in Wellington. With two semi-final spots up for grabs, a win will guarantee England a place in the knockouts. Bangladesh, on the other hand, will play for pride, having lost five of their previous six games in the competition. England will rely on their star batters Danni Wyatt and Heather Knight, and will also hope that Sophie Ecclestone can continue her rich run of form with the ball against Bangladesh. (LIVE SCORECARD)
England and Kent batter Tammy Beaumont insists her side are peaking at the right time ahead of their crucial final group stage game against Bangladesh at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022.
Bangladesh might be at their first Women's World Cup, but they are proving good to their captain's word that they are there to «compete and not just participate».