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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Sport
James Wallace

Australia beat India to reach 2024 Women’s T20 World Cup semi-finals – as it happened

Australia’s Phoebe Litchfield celebrates with teammate Megan Schutt after running out Richa Ghosh of India.
Australia’s Phoebe Litchfield celebrates with teammate Megan Schutt after running out Richa Ghosh of India. Photograph: Matthew Lewis/ICC/Getty Images

Righto, that’s enough from me. Thanks for your company, the OBO will return…

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That was an impressive performance from Australia who were up against it with injuries. They withstood pressure with the bat to post a decent total and were suffocating with the ball and in the field. They go through to the semi-finals with an unbeaten run through the group stage. You didn’t expect anything else did you?

Sophie Molineux scoops Player of the Match for her 2-32:

It was a really good game. India came out hard and it went down the wire. We held our nerve. I think we just wanted to stay calm. All the senior players stepped up and we just went back to basics. It was very loud, the crowd were very one-sided towards India but it’s cool. A lot of our players have experienced this, any game against India, you mark it in your calendar, it’s going to be massive (the semi-final). It’s about momentum for us now.”

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