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*Official* Women's World Cup 2022

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Fuller Pilch

Hall of Fame Member
3 20s from the top 4 - all got in, but none kicked on to a decent score. Obviously Devine's injury didn't help. After that Green has been good.

I see Jess Kerr averages 10 with a highest of 28. Need a repeat of that.
 
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veganbob

U19 Captain
Very disappointing and most likely not enough but England are also in a must win situation- grab a couple of early wickets and there is still hope.
 
CricAddict

CricAddict

Cricketer Of The Year
Is this a knockout match for NZ and Eng? Also, will India qualify to semis if they beat SA in the last game, assuming they should beat BD next game?
 
anil1405

anil1405

International Captain
CricAddict said:
Is this a knockout match for NZ and Eng? Also, will India qualify to semis if they beat SA in the last game, assuming they should beat BD next game?
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It's not a certain yes for the first question apparently.

Both teams playing today can qualify for semis but it obviously depends on other results but the chances are slim.

For both teams to qualify WI need to lose both their games against Pak and RSA while India have to capitulate to RSA.

Assuming the above results become a reality, Eng have a better chance of losing today and still qualifying as compared to NZ who have to win their final game really big.
 
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SteveNZ

Cricketer Of The Year
If the NZ women bow out of the tournament, there'd be a fair argument to suggest this has been the worst summer in the history of NZ Cricket.
 
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