Australia defeat West Indies to cyclone into Women's T20 World Cup ultimate
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Create us preferred on Google Australia's Beth Mooney (left) and Australia's Ashleigh Gardner (C-facing) embrace as they celebrate the squad's
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Australia defeat West Indies to cyclone into Women's T20 World Cup ultimate
Create us preferred on Google Australia's Beth Mooney (left) and Australia's Ashleigh Gardner (C-facing) embrace as they celebrate the squad's victory in the ICC Women's T20 cricket World Cup 2026 semi-ultimate game between Australia and West Indies, at The Oval in London on June 30, 2026. — AFP Australia cruised into the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 ultimate as a disciplined bowling display and an unbeaten fifty from Beth Mooney sealed an eight-wicket victory over West Indies in the first semi-ultimate at The Oval, London, on Tuesday.
The victory powered six-time champions Australia into the ultimate of the 12-squad mega occurrence, in which they will confront either South Africa or hosts England at The Lord's on Sunday.
Australia captain Sophie Molineux's judgment to domain first paid dividends as they curtailed West Indies for a modest total of 125/7 in 20 overs despite Deandra Dottin's late blitz.
Captain Hayley Matthews remained the top-scorer for the West Indies with an anchoring 30 off 28 deliveries up the mandate. She plus shared a 47-operate alliance with fellow opener Qiana Joseph, who mustered a 22-ball 16.
Following their back-to-back dismissals, top-mandate batter Shemaine Campbelle (22) took the reins of West Indies' batting allegation in the middle step and kept the scoreboard ticking single-handedly until falling victim to Georgia Wareham in the 16th over.
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