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Beth Mooney - Alyssa Healy - Meg Lanning - Eden Park - Women's World Cup: We Can Improve Our Fielding, Says Australia Captain Meg Lanning After Win Against India - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - New Zealand - India

Women's World Cup: We Can Improve Our Fielding, Says Australia Captain Meg Lanning After Win Against India

Australia captain Meg Lanning expressed happiness and said they need to field better after her side defeated India by six wickets in the last over thriller in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2022 here at Eden Park on Saturday. Meg Lanning played a brilliant knock of 97 while opener Alyssa Healy laid the foundation for Australian victory with a quick 72. Meg Lanning believes that her team needs to do better in their upcoming matches in the tournament and added that Australia needs to improve fielding too.

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Alyssa Healy - Rachael Haynes - Meg Lanning - Mithali Raj - Aussies are beatable, we needed early wickets: Yastika Bhatia - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Australia - India

Aussies are beatable, we needed early wickets: Yastika Bhatia

Women's World Cup before falling short and young batter Yastika Bhatia said had they picked up some early wickets, the end result could have been different. India's path to the semifinals got a lot tougher after they lost by six wickets to Australia, their third defeat in the showpiece, as the Meg Lanning-led side became the first team to qualify for the last four stage with a record chase in the tournament's history. Half-centuries from skipper Mithali Raj (68 off 96 balls), Yastika (59 off 83) and Harmanpreet Kaur (57 not out off 47) steered India to 277 for seven, but Australia rode on openers Alyssa Healy (72 off 65), Rachael Haynes (43 off 52) and Lanning's (97 off 107) knocks to cruise to their fifth win in as many games.

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Alyssa Healy - Rachael Haynes - Meg Lanning - Annabel Sutherland - Australia Set New Women's World Cup Record In Win Over India - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - India - Sri Lanka

Australia Set New Women's World Cup Record In Win Over India

Australia beat India in their league stage fixture of the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup, winning by six wickets in Auckland on Saturday. Alyssa Healy and Meg Lanning played match-winning knocks to ensure that Australia broke the record for the highest successful run-chase in Women's World Cup history, overtaking the one they set against Sri Lanka in the 2017 edition of the tournament.

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Beth Mooney - Alyssa Healy - Rachael Haynes - Meg Lanning - Eden Park - Cricket World Cup: Australia beat India to reach semi-finals - bbc.com - Australia - South Africa - India - Sri Lanka - Bangladesh

Cricket World Cup: Australia beat India to reach semi-finals

Australia completed the highest chase in Women's World Cup history to beat India and reach the semi-finals.

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Alyssa Healy - Rachael Haynes - Meg Lanning - Nick Mulvenney - Mithali Raj - Australia beat India to book World Cup semi-final spot - channelnewsasia.com - Australia - South Africa - India - Sri Lanka - Bangladesh

Australia beat India to book World Cup semi-final spot

Tournament favourites Australia staged a record run chase to beat India by six wickets and book a spot in the semi-finals of the Women's World Cup with a fifth win from five matches on Saturday.

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Beth Mooney - Alyssa Healy - Rachael Haynes - Meg Lanning - Mithali Raj - ICC Women's World Cup: Meg Lanning, Alyssa Healy star in Australia's six -wicket win over India - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Australia - India

ICC Women's World Cup: Meg Lanning, Alyssa Healy star in Australia's six -wicket win over India

MATCH BLOG: AS IT HAPPENDIndia, the 2017 edition finalists, failed to defend a total of 277 as Australia overhauled the target, scoring 280 for 4 in 49.3 overs to continue their unbeaten run in the showpiece event. Australia's top-order fired in unison as Meg Lanning (97) anchored the chase with a 107-ball 97.

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Beth Mooney - Alyssa Healy - Meg Lanning - Megan Schutt - Tahlia Macgrath - Jess Jonassen - Ashleigh Gardner - Eden Park - India vs Australia, Women's World Cup, Live Score Updates: India Fightback With Wickets Of Alyssa Healy, Rachel Haynes - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - India - county Park

India vs Australia, Women's World Cup, Live Score Updates: India Fightback With Wickets Of Alyssa Healy, Rachel Haynes

INDW vs AUSW, Women's World Cup, Live Updates: Australia opener Alyssa Healy scored a remarkable fifty but was soon dismissed by Sneh Rana for 72 runs while Rachael Haynes also departed for 43 runs in their bid to chase 278 runs vs India in the ongoing Women's World Cup at the Eden Park in Auckland. Earlier, Harmanpreet Kaur and Pooja Vastrakar propelled India's score to 277/7 after some hard-hitting towards the end of the innings against Australia. Kaur remained unbeaten on 57 while Vastrakar got out on the last ball of the innings as she scored 34 runs off 28 balls. Earlier, India got off to a poor start after being put in to bat first by skipper Meg Lanning. Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma both departed with India reeling at 28/2. However, half-centuries from Yastika Bhatia (59) and Mithali Raj (68) helped India recover in the middle-overs and laid down a perfect platform for batter to hit towards the end. (LIVE SCORECARD)

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Beth Mooney - Alyssa Healy - Meg Lanning - Hayley Matthews - Women's World Cup: Australia beat West Indies for fourth successive win - bbc.com - Australia - India - Wellington

Women's World Cup: Australia beat West Indies for fourth successive win

Australia continued their march towards the Women's World Cup semi-finals with a seven-wicket demolition of West Indies in Wellington.

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