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CWG cricket Semi-finalists decided in Birmingham

CWG cricket Semi-finalists decided in Birmingham

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⦁ Australia, India from Group A and England, New Zealand qualified from Group B


After defeating Barbados, India became the second team in Group A which qualified for the semi-finals. Australia is placed on top in Group A. On the other hand, the host England and New Zealand reached in semis from Group B. Both semi-final matches will be played on August 6 at Edgbaston Ground, but India will face whom it could not be decided yet and is assumed to rectify by midnight today? India will face the winner of today’s England vs New Zealand match.


In a do or out from semi’s race battle, India recorded a big win over Barbados by 100 runs and qualified for the semi-finals on Wednesday. Rodrigues Jemimah, the indian batter scored a vital half-century (56 off 46 balls). The all-time star woman pacer Renuka Singh Thakur (4/10 of 4 ov) wreaked havoc on Barbados and helped to enter India into the semi-finals. All women batter of Barbados succumbed on 62/8 scores in 20 overs. Shafali Verma who was run out in the match, scored 43 off 26 balls and Deepti Sharma scored 34 off 28 balls.


India is now one step far from the battle for Gold Medal, Whereas, the host England and New Zealand are set to face each one at today’s night. India will face the winner of English team vs New Zealand on August 6 in the semi-final.

A brief overview on the qualifier teams for the semi-finals
Group A– Australia, India
Group B– England, New Zealand
Date– August 6,
Time
1st semi-final- 3:30 PM
2nd semi-final- 10: 30 PM

Group A details

TeamMatch playedWon/LostPointsNet Run Rate
Australia33/06+2.600
India32/14+2.510
Barbados31/22-2.950
Pakistan30/30-1.930

Group B details

TeamMatch playedWon/LostPoints
Net Run Rate

New Zealand
22/04+1.450
England22/04+1.250
South Africa20/20-0.980
Sri Lanka20/20-1.690

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