Sciver-Brunt and Knight dispatch England into Women's T20 World Cup ultimate
Create us preferred on Google South Africa's Ayabonga Khaka walks after losing her wicket as England players celebrate in second semi-Ultimate at The
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Sciver-Brunt and Knight dispatch England into Women's T20 World Cup ultimate
Create us preferred on Google South Africa's Ayabonga Khaka walks after losing her wicket as England players celebrate in second semi-Ultimate at The Oval, London, Britain - July 2, 2026. — Reuters England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt led from the front on her return from wound with a superb 75 in a 40-operate Women's T20 World Cup semi-ultimate thrashing of South Africa at the Oval on Thursday.
England, sent in to bat, slumped 23-3 inside four overs in front to spark fears of yet another knockout deficit in a showpiece occurrence.
Still Sciver-Brunt, back after missing the last three collective games with a calf wound, counter-attacked to the delight of a assembly of over 21,000.
She received excellent endorse from former skipper Heather Knight (58) as the two survivors from the last England side to prevail a major international trophy — the 2017 50-over World Cup — turned the tide with a fourth-wicket alliance of 133 that took their squad to a total of 169-5.
Tournament hosts England will play arch-rivals Australia in Sunday's ultimate at Lord's. Both sides have won all six of their matches.
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