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Australia beat West Indies by 157 runs in ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 semi-final – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Meg Lanning’s unbeaten side booked a place in the final with a comprehensive win in Wellington, powered by Alyssa Healy’s century

The Guardian - AU

West Indies hope to avenge 2013 heartache in Cricket World Cup semi-final with Australia

Australia will be without their star all-rounder Ellyse Perry but West Indies will not be taking their opponents lightly when they meet on Wednesday

The Independent UK

Perry out of Australia's World Cup semi

Ellyse Perry has been ruled out of Australia's semi-final against West Indies and faces the prospect of missing the business end of another World Cup.

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Women’s World Cup semi-finals thrillingly poised after nail-biting group stage

England will face South Africa while Australia take on West Indies in the final four

The Independent UK

England face risk v reward dilemma in must-win Women’s World Cup match

England take on Bangladesh on Sunday with a semi-final place on the line, a big victory could even see them avoid unbeaten Australia in the last four

The Guardian - UK

Australia beat Bangladesh by five wickets: ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

Australia’s unbeaten run at the tournament in New Zealand continued with a seventh straight win in a weather-affected match in Wellington

The Guardian - AU

Aussies on top but Perry a World Cup worry

Australia are taking a well deserved day off after a five-wicket win over South Africa, their sixth straight victory at the World Cup.

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Lanning supreme as Aust marches on in NZ

Meg Lanning struck an unbeaten 135 as Australia inflicted South Africa's first loss of the World Cup, chasing 272 at Wellington's Basin Reserve on Tuesday.

AAP

Australia beat South Africa by five wickets: ICC Women’s World Cup – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Australia stayed unbeaten with a five-wicket win over South Africa which was underscored by Meg Lanning’s century

The Guardian - AU

Lanning leads Aussies to win over India

Australia have pulled off a record Women's Cricket World Cup run chase, making 4-280 to reel in India at Eden Park on Saturday and qualify for the semi-finals.

AAP

Australia records seven-wicket win over West Indies to remain unbeaten at Women's Cricket World Cup

Rachael Haynes holds firm with another half-century, as an unconvincing Australia claims a seven-wicket win in Wellington.

ABC News

Aussies wobble but win in World Cup chase

Australia chased down the West Indies' 131 for a fourth straight Women's World Cup win despite top-order failures in Wellington.

AAP

Unbeaten Australia see off West Indies in Women’s World Cup – as it happened

Australia take a big step towards the semi-finals with a fourth straight win at the tournament in New Zealand

The Guardian - AU

Australia crush New Zealand in Women’s World Cup walkover – as it happened

Hosts New Zealand failed to cause an upset against the world No 1 Australians in Wellington

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Trans-Tasman contest could be Cup classic

Meg Lanning says she expects hosts New Zealand to come hard at Australia in their trans-Tasman Women's Cricket World Cup clash in Wellington on Sunday.

The Guardian - AU

ICC Women’s World Cup: Australia beat Pakistan by seven wickets – as it happened

Australia’s bid for a seventh title continues in earnest after a dominant display in their second match of the tournament in New Zealand

AAP

Lanning eyes bowling gains versus Pakistan

Fresh from victory in an 608-run classic with England, Australia face Pakistan in a more straightforward Women's World Cup assignment.

The Hindu

Women's World Cup | Haynes, Lanning set up 12-run win for Australia

Nat Sciver, who remained unbeaten on 109, and star opener Tammy Beaumont (74) tried to rally England to victory but the defending champions fell short in an exciting match

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The Independent UK

Australia edge England in thrilling World Cup opener as Alana King dedicates first wicket to Shane Warne

Nat Sciver’s century brought England back into the game but Australia held on to win by 12 runs on a poignant night

The Independent UK

Nat Sciver century in vain as England fall short in World Cup opener

Australia opener Rachael Haynes played the decisive role with a brilliant century.

The Guardian - AU

ICC Women’s World Cup: Australia beat England by 12 runs – as it happened

Rachael Haynes hammered 130 as Australia got the better of this battle of the old foes in Hamilton

ABC News

Australia kicks off Women's Cricket World Cup campaign with 12-run victory over England

Australia scores a 12-run win over the reigning world champions in New Zealand, as both sides pay their respects to Shane Warne following his sudden death.

AAP

Australia sent in for World Cup opener

Australia will bat first in their World Cup opener at Hamilton's Seddon Park after being sent in by England.

AAP

Lanning accepts COVID Cup 'inevitablity'

Australian captain Meg Lanning says Ashleigh Gardner is fine but gutted to miss out on the opening two games of the Women's Cricket World Cup.

AAP

Australia ready to bury World Cup demons

Australia begins its Women's Cricket World Cup campaign on Saturday against England in Hamilton, eager to bring the trophy back after a shock 2017 loss.

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