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Mithali Raj - ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2022: India Outclass Bangladesh To Keep Semi-Finals Hopes Alive - sports.ndtv.com - South Africa - India - Bangladesh

ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2022: India Outclass Bangladesh To Keep Semi-Finals Hopes Alive

Hamilton, Mar 22 Yastika Bhatia's gritty half-century and Sneh Rana's all-round performance powered India a dominating 110-run win over Bangladesh and kept them in the hunt for a semifinal spot at the ICC Women's World Cup, on Tuesday. Opting to bat, India recovered from a mid-inning collapse to post a modest 229 for seven, riding on a responsible 80-ball 50 by Bhatia and a late flourish from Rana (27) and Pooja Vastrakar (30). Defending the total, the spinners, led by Rana (4/30), controlled the proceedings as they struck at regular intervals.

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Meg Lanning - Harmanpreet Kaur - Mithali Raj - Smriti Mandhana - Jhulan Goswami - ICC Women's World Cup Updated Points Table: India Keep Semifinal Hopes Alive - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - South Africa - New Zealand - India - Bangladesh - Pakistan

ICC Women's World Cup Updated Points Table: India Keep Semifinal Hopes Alive

The Mithali Raj-led Team India returned to winning ways in the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup on Tuesday as the side thrashed Bangladesh by 110 runs at Seddon Park, Hamilton. With this win, India have maintained their hopes of making it to the semi-finals and now the team just needs to win its final group match against South Africa on Sunday. If the Proteas are defeated by India, a last-four spot will be sealed for the 2017 World Cup finalists.

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Harmanpreet Kaur - Mithali Raj - Women's World Cup: India can't afford anymore slip-ups in must-win game against Bangladesh - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Australia - India - Bangladesh

Women's World Cup: India can't afford anymore slip-ups in must-win game against Bangladesh

Women's World Cup league match here on Tuesday. India's problems have compounded over the course of their campaign, which has seen them win two games and lose three, including back-to-back defeats against England and Australia. The heavy fluctuations in the batting performance was already a concern and with the ease Australia chased down a record 278 in the previous game, the Indian bowlers also need to step up.

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Alyssa Healy - Meg Lanning - Mithali Raj - Women's World Cup: India lose a high-scoring contest against Australia - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Australia - South Africa - India - Bangladesh

Women's World Cup: India lose a high-scoring contest against Australia

Meg Lanning and her team are in, no chase is beyond Australia's reach. In a high-scoring contest, Australia pulled off a record World Cup chase, overhauling India's total of 277/7 with three balls to spare for a six-wicket victory. With the win, the six-time champions sealed their berth in the semifinals.

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Alyssa Healy - Rachael Haynes - Meg Lanning - Mithali Raj - ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, India vs Australia: Australia Are Beatable, We Needed Early Wickets, Says Yastika Bhatia - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - India

ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, India vs Australia: Australia Are Beatable, We Needed Early Wickets, Says Yastika Bhatia

India on Saturday came tantalisingly close to breaking Australia's unbeaten run in the ongoing ICC 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.

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Meg Lanning - Megan Schutt - Mithali Raj - Women’s World Cup: Australia seal semi-final place with victory over India - msn.com - Australia - India - county Perry

Women’s World Cup: Australia seal semi-final place with victory over India

Australia completed a World Cup-record chase of 278 to beat India by six wickets and become the first team to book their place in the ICC Women’s World Cup 2022 semi-finals.

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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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Mithali Raj - ICC Women's World Cup: Jhulan Goswami becomes second woman cricketer to play 200 ODIs - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Australia - India

ICC Women's World Cup: Jhulan Goswami becomes second woman cricketer to play 200 ODIs

Jhulan Goswami achieved yet another milestone as she became the second woman cricketer to feature in 200 ODIs when India played Australia on Saturday in the ongoing ICC women's ODI World Cup 2022. India captain Mithali Raj holds the record of playing the highest number of ODIs in women's cricket.

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