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Australia kept their ICC Women's T20 World Cup campaign in perfect shape with a crushing 113-run win over Pakistan at Headingley, leaving them on the brink of the semi-finals with one group game still to play.
Australia cruised to a 98-run victory over the Netherlands at Southampton, but a back injury to Beth Mooney has put their Women's T20 World Cup campaign on alert. Meanwhile, Pakistan's tournament is over after Bangladesh beat them by 23 runs.
Pakistan captain Fatima Sana has been named as a wildcard pick by Birmingham Phoenix, making her the first Pakistani woman ever to compete in The Hundred. The all-rounder joins ahead of the tournament's 21 July start.
South Africa recovered from their opening-game hammering by Australia to defeat Pakistan by two wickets at Edgbaston, with Marizanne Kapp and Annerie Dercksen the standout performers.
Shreyanka Patil's spectacular diving catch highlighted Pakistan's dramatic batting collapse as they slumped to 91-7 chasing 170 against India in Birmingham.
India's explosive start to the T20 World Cup saw them overwhelm Pakistan by 64 runs, with stellar performances from Mandhana and Deepti setting the tone.
The West Indies secured a commanding 25-run victory over Pakistan in their women's T20 tri-series encounter at Castle Avenue, Dublin.