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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.
Defending champions New Zealand overcame a spirited Scotland side in Bristol, winning by six wickets to eliminate their opponents from the Women's T20 World Cup. A composed partnership between Izzy Sharp and Brooke Halliday proved the difference.
West Indies kept their unbeaten record intact with a nervy victory over Sri Lanka at Bristol, moving level on points with England at the top of Group 2 in the Women's T20 World Cup.
The Women's T20 World Cup is entering a critical final week of group-stage action. Jamie Hall analyses exactly what each remaining contender needs to secure a semi-final berth.
Marizanne Kapp produced a match-winning unbeaten 81 as South Africa beat India by six wickets at Old Trafford, breathing fresh life into their Women's T20 World Cup campaign.
Marizanne Kapp delivered a match-winning unbeaten 81 off just 45 balls to guide South Africa to a six-wicket victory over India, keeping their Women's T20 World Cup campaign firmly on track.
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.
Aaliyah Alleyne turned the Women's T20 World Cup match on its head with a stunning three-wicket 18th over, as West Indies edged past Scotland at Headingley.
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.
Australia and India both impressed with dominant victories in the Women's T20 World Cup group stage, with Georgia Voll starring for the Aussies at Headingley.
England got their Women's T20 World Cup campaign off to a winning start with a four-wicket win over Ireland in Southampton, though captain Nat Sciver-Brunt's early retirement through injury cast a shadow over the result.
Defending champions New Zealand slipped to back-to-back defeats at the Women's T20 World Cup as Sri Lanka chased down 151 with two balls to spare in Southampton.