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হোম  »  ক্রিকেট  »  ICC Womens T20 World Cup  »  Semi Final 1

West Indies Women vs Australia Women Live স্কোর, Semi Final 1 of ICC Womens T20 World Cup

Upcoming · Jun 30 2026, Tue - 07:00 PM (IST)

Semi Final 1, - The Kia Oval

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Match Info

সিরিজ :	Women's T20 World Cup
তারিখ:	Jun 30 2026, Tue - 07:00 PM (IST)
Country:	England
City:	London
ভেন্যু:	The Kia Oval
টস:	-
Australia Women স্কোয়াড:	-
West Indies Women স্কোয়াড:	-

• Australia duo Georgia Wareham (4.2 from 11.4 overs) and Lucy Hamilton (4.4 from 9 overs) have the best bowling economy rates of any players at this ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 (min. 3 overs bowled); only Pakistan’s Ayesha Zafar (60% from 5 overs) has logged a better bowling dot ball rate than Wareham (59%) and Hamilton (57%) amongst players to log at least three overs in the campaign.
• Hayley Matthews (9 in 2026) is one away from equaling Deandra Dottin (10 in 2018) and Afy Fletcher (10 in 2024) for the most wickets for West Indies in a single edition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup; she’s logged three T20I innings of 3+ wickets against Australia – one of only three players in the women’s format to do so more than twice (Leigh Kasperek – 4 and Melie Kerr – 3).
• Ashleigh Gardner (Australia) has a batting dot ball rate of 21.2% from 66 balls faced at this ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026, the best of any player in the tournament (min. 60 balls faced); she’s scored 50+ in two of her last three T20I innings (58, 0, 53*).
• Aaliyah Alleyne (West Indies) has a bowling strike rate of 4.8 during the death overs (17th-20th) at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026, the second best of any player (min. 2 overs bowled) during this period (Shree Charani – 3.4 for India); only Fatima Sana (8 for Pakistan) and Shree Charani (7 for India) have recorded more wickets in this category than Alleyne (4).
• Australia have a batting false shot rate of 24% at this ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026, the best of any team in the tournament while only Scotland (43%) have a higher rate than West Indies (39%) in this category; in addition, Australia have hit a boundary once every 4.5 balls faced – the most frequently of any team in the campaign.
• West Indies have a bowling strike rate of 18 during the powerplay at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026, the joint-best of any team (also South Africa – 18 and Ireland – 18); they have taken 10 wickets during this period, the joint-most of any side in the tournament (also South Africa – 10 and Ireland – 10).
• Australia lost their most recent ICC Women’s T20 World Cup semi final (2024 against South Africa), snapping a seven-match winning run in such fixtures; they will be looking to avoid consecutive semi final defeats for the first time in the tournament.
• West Indies have lost their last two ICC Women’s T20 World Cup matches, the last and only time they lost more than two consecutive games in the tournament was a four-match span from 2020 to 2023; they’ve won only one of their six semi finals (L5) – a six-run victory against New Zealand in 2016.
• Australia have won five of their six ICC Women’s T20 World Cup matches against West Indies (L1), including a 71-run victory when they last met in the tournament (2018 semi final); their only defeat in such fixtures was an eight-wicket loss in the 2016 Final at Eden Gardens in Kolkata.
• Australia have won 17 of their 19 women’s T20Is against West Indies (L2), including each of their last four; they have batted first on the day in each of those last four wins.

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