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England suffer Sophie Ecclestone injury scare in dominant win over New Zealand

England meet South Africa in the semi-final on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Women’s Cricket World Cup: Australia v New Zealand – as it happened

Australia’s 50-over world title defence off to a flyer with Gardner’s rapid century in defeat of New Zealand

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand win T20 World Cup after Melie Kerr’s heroics stun South Africa

The all-rounder scored 43 runs and took three key wickets in New Zealand’s 32-run victory against South Africa in the Women’s T20 World Cup

The Guardian - UK

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Women's T20 WC: India to Kick-off their campaign tomorrow against NZ

India is in group A, which also comprising Pakistan, Sri Lanka, New Zealand and defending champions Australia. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

England win again as New Zealand suffer whitewash at Lord’s

Lauren Bell claimed three for 21 to restrict New Zealand, chasing 156, to 135 for eight and clinch a 5-0 series win.

The Independent UK

England’s seven-wicket win over New Zealand maintains perfect T20 series record

Already 3-0 ahead, England picked up where they had left off, with leg spinner Sarah Glenn taking four wickets.

The Independent UK

England hit New Zealand for six in rain-affected T20 match at Hove

The hosts clouted five maximums to run up a total of 89 for six.

The Independent UK

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Wyatt and Bouchier fire England to thumping win in first women’s T20

England smashed their highest T20 score on home soil in six years – 197 for three – before restricting New Zealand for 138-9 to win by 59 runs

The Guardian - UK

Danni Wyatt’s quickfire 76 leads England to victory against New Zealand

The White Ferns collapse was sparked by Sarah Glenn, who took three wickets in one over

The Independent UK

New White Fern's call that changed everything

Star batter Kate Anderson is the new name in the contracted White Ferns cricketers named Wednesday morning. She speaks to Kristy Havill

Newsroom.co.nz

Grabbing their chance to shine in Super Smash

As the White Ferns track towards their next pinnacle event, players have their last chance to make their mark on the domestic scene. Merryn Anderson chooses one player from each Super Smash side to star this season.

Newsroom.co.nz

White Ferns' dream dissolves in the rain

A devastated White Ferns have handed their World Cup fate to others, but know their chances of sneaking into the top four are slim. It's with the bat they've let themselves down.

Newsroom.co.nz

Australia crush New Zealand in Women’s World Cup walkover – as it happened

Hosts New Zealand failed to cause an upset against the world No 1 Australians in Wellington

The Guardian - AU

White Ferns couple come out firing against India

With their daughter, Grace, watching in the stands, White Ferns Amy Satterthwaite and Lea Tahuhu have led NZ to their second victory at the Cricket World Cup.

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The special game Tahuhu's dad got to see her play

In a series where the White Ferns remember a 'first game' in their careers, quick bowler Lea Tahuhu recalls playing her ODI debut in front of her dad, before he tragically passed away.

Newsroom.co.nz

These are our White Ferns

LockerRoom cricket columnist Kristy Havill gives an insightful rundown of the 15-strong White Ferns named to contest the World Cup on home soil next month.

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