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ICC Women’s World Cup | England crushes Bangladesh by 100 runs to book semifinal berth

England have now won four matches on the trot

The Hindu

England through to Women’s World Cup semi-finals after defeating Bangladesh

The defending champions have secured a spot in the last four and will take on South Aftrica

The Independent UK

England beat Bangladesh: Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

England beat Bangladesh by a hundred runs to reach the World Cup semi-finals as Dunkley leads the way with a run-a-ball 67

The Guardian - UK

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England form ‘peaking at the right time’ as Women’s World Cup semi-finals beckon

Three straight defeats have been followed up by three victories in succession

The Independent UK

England edge closer to World Cup semis after cruising past Pakistan

Danni Wyatt’s return to form with the bat helped England to a nine-wicket victory in their penultimate group match

The Guardian - UK

England at blistering best to beat Pakistan and stay on course for World Cup semi-finals

Another win for Heather Knight’s team against Bangladesh would now see them leapfrog West Indies and qualify for the last four

The Independent UK

England beat Pakistan by nine wickets: ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

Over-by-over report: England made it three wins from their last three games in New Zealand as they made short work of a meagre run chase

The Guardian - UK

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South Africa beat England by three wickets in Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

Brilliant all-round performance by South Africa’s Marizanne Kapp dooms England to a third successive World Cup defeat in a thriller at Mount Maunganui.

The Guardian - UK

ICC Women’s World Cup: West Indies beat England by seven runs – as it happened

Over-by-over report: There is little room left for error after defending champions England fell to their second defeat of the tournament

The Guardian - UK

Tammy Beaumont taking inspiration from 2017 World Cup win as England look to bounce back from Australia defeat

Tammy Beaumont says England will draw inspiration from their 2017 World Cup triumph as they look to put an opening defeat behind them at this year’s tournament.

Evening Standard

‘You can have a family and a career’: Cricket World Cup an inspiring force on International Women’s Day

The Women’s Cricket World Cup kicks off a huge two years of women’s sport in New Zealand with the rugby and football World Cups also due to be held in Aotearoa

The Independent UK

Cricket World Cup: England’s Tammy Beaumont sets sights on big runs against impressive West Indies

England take on West Indies next after a narrow opening defeat by Australia

The Independent UK

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

The Hindu

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

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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

Evening Standard

Women’s Cricket World Cup: Tammy Beaumount fires warning to England rivals - ‘Write us off at your peril!’

England secured a comfortable victory in their second and final Women’s World Cup warm-up match, and Tammy Beaumont has warned their rivals to write the holders off at their peril.

The Independent UK

Tammy Beaumont warns World Cup rivals not to write off England

England were unable to win any of their matches in the multi-format Ashes although there have been signs of promise in New Zealand

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The Independent UK

Sophie Ecclestone leads England to victory over South Africa in World Cup warm-up

England reduced South Africa to 139-7 from 35 overs with Eccleston claiming 3-23

The Guardian - AU

Women’s Ashes 2022 third ODI: Australia thrash England by eight wickets – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Australia brought the curtain down on the multi-format series with a convincing win at Junction Oval in Melbourne

ABC News

Women's Ashes top 20: Amanda-Jade Wellington's 'ball of the century'

Amanda-Jade Wellington has had a complicated relationship with the women's national cricket team, but her magnificent flight and turn was one of Australia's biggest assets in the Ashes Test of 2017.

The Hindu

Rizwan and Beaumont named ICC T20 Cricketers of the Year

Rizwan ruled the roost in 2021 when it came to the shortest format of the game. Beaumont was her side's highest run-getter in the year in T20Is.

The Guardian - AU

Australia v England: Women’s Ashes 2022 second T20 abandoned due to rain – as it happened

Over-by-over report: The spoils were shared after rain ruined the game at Adelaide Oval

The Independent UK

Tahlia McGrath’s match-winning innings ‘one of the best’, Tammy Beaumont admits

Australia drew first blood in the Women’s Ashes against England

Daily Mirror

Joe Root and Jos Buttler honoured as ICC names Test, ODI and T20I teams of the year

The ICC have announced their Men's and Women's teams of the year and a number of England stars have been honoured

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