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Alana King takes a record 7-18 at Women’s Cricket World Cup as Australia routs South Africa
Wrist spinner Alana King took a record 7-18 as Australia thrashed South Africa by seven wickets in their final league game of the Women’s Cricket World Cup on Saturday.

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Australia Vs South Africa, ICC Women's World Cup 2025: Who Won Yesterday In AUS-W Vs RSA-W Match?
Alana King stars as Australia demolish South Africa at World Cup
IND vs AUS Live Score, Women's World Cup 2nd semi-final: India (13/1 in 1 ov), Shafali departs for 10
India have pulled things back in the second semi-final against Australia as they bundled out Australia for 338 in 49.5 overs.

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India vs Australia Live Score, Women's World Cup 2025 Semi-Final:Shafali Verma Departs Early In 339 Chase
International Cricket Council · 1h
LIVE: Charani's twin strikes, Australia five down in CWC25 semi-final
Australia sail past 300 despite middle-order wobble against India
Both teams are wearing black armbands in memory of Australian cricketer Ben Austin, 17, who has died after he was hit by a cricket ball during a practice session in Melbourne.

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International Cricket Council · 57m
LIVE: Australia post 338 against India in CWC25 semi-final
WATCH: Parthiv Patel And Aaron Finch Indulge In 'War Of Words' As India And Australia Get Ready To Play The Semis Of Women's ODI World Cup

Australia beat South Africa by seven wickets - as it happened

Australia face South Africa in the ICC Women's World Cup - follow live scores, radio commentary, video highlights and updates.
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WWC 2025: Australia and South Africa face off for top-of-the-table clash

On Wednesday, Chloe Tryon and Marizanne Kapp were on the opposite sides of the Holkar Stadium. Tryon was lofting throwdowns inside out from the practice nets towards the main pitch while Kapp was taking some high catches on the other side of the ground.

King takes 7-18 as Australia thrash South Africa

Alana King returns the best figures in Women's World Cup history as Australia hammer South Africa by seven wickets to set up a semi-final meeting with India.
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