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ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, Australia vs West Indies, Semifinal: Live Cricket Score, Live Updates

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)

A closer look at England’s losing run over last five Test series

England lost a fifth Test series in a row when the West Indies wrapped up the deciding third Test by 10 wickets on Sunday.

Barcelona make sailing history in being named America's Cup hosts

BARCELONA: Barcelona will become the first venue to stage an Olympic Games (1992) and an America's Cup after it was awarded the hosting of the latter for the 2024 edition on Tuesday (Mar 29).

On top of the world! Wolvaardt's stellar form leads to No 1 ICC batting ranking

Laura Wolvaardt has dominated at this year's ICC Women's World Cup, where she has been a mainstay at the top of the order for the Proteas.

ICC Open To "Bridge The Gap Between Women's And Men's Prize Money", Says CEO Geoff Allardice

Discussions are on to "bridge the gap between women and men's prize money" in cricket's global competitions, the ICC's chief executive Geoff Allardice has said. The game's apex body plans to bring in parity in prize money for finishing positions in its men's and women's tournaments in the next eight-year cycle starting from 2024 to 2031. Allardice made the statement after being pointed out that the winners of the ongoing Women's ODI World Cup in New Zealand will be richer by just one-third of the prize money won by the 2019 men's World Cup winners.

England in West Indies: Joe Root, Ben Stokes & tourists' other players assessed after series defeat

After another series defeat in the West Indies, and a winless run that has extended to nine games, there are more questions around England.

England look to momentum and history in South Africa semi-final

England versus South Africa. A World Cup semi-final that – if the rest of the tournament is anything to go by – is likely to come down to the wire. Heather Knight at the helm, facing off against Marizanne Kapp, Laura Wolvaardt & co. If that all sounds familiar, it’s because it was exactly the situation faced by England on their path to world domination, five years ago at home in 2017.

ICC open 'to bridge gap between women and men's prize money', says CEO

ICC's chief executive Geoff Allardice has said. The game's apex body plans to bring in parity in prize money for finishing positions in its men's and women's tournaments in the next eight-year cycle starting from 2024 to 2031.

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ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, Australia vs West Indies, Semifinal: Live Cricket Score, Live Updates

A closer look at England’s losing run over last five Test series

Barcelona make sailing history in being named America's Cup hosts

On top of the world! Wolvaardt's stellar form leads to No 1 ICC batting ranking

ICC Open To "Bridge The Gap Between Women's And Men's Prize Money", Says CEO Geoff Allardice

England in West Indies: Joe Root, Ben Stokes & tourists' other players assessed after series defeat

England look to momentum and history in South Africa semi-final

ICC open 'to bridge gap between women and men's prize money', says CEO