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Australia, Alana King and South Africa

Alana King takes a record 7-18 at Women’s Cricket World Cup as Australia routs South Africa

Wrist spinner Alana King took a record 7-18 as Australia thrashed South Africa by seven wickets in their final league game of the Women’s Cricket World Cup on Saturday.

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Alana King stars as Australia demolish South Africa at World Cup

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India versus Australia in a semi-final.

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Smriti Mandhana was on 34 not out and makeshift opener Amanjot Kaur was unbeaten on 15 when the match ended, and the two teams shared a point.

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Australia's Alana King Dazzles with Seven-Wicket Haul Against South Africa

In a powerful showdown at the ICC Women's World Cup, Australia triumphed over South Africa with Alana King taking an impressive seven wickets. South Africa struggled, being bowled out for 97 runs in 24 overs.

Alana King: Born to parents who hail from Chennai, Australian leg spinner creates new World Cup record

Alana King's stunning 7-over spell resulted in seven South African wickets, as she registered the best figures in the history of the ICC Women's World Cup (7/18).

AUS-W Vs SA-W, ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025: Alana King Registers Best Bowling Figures In Tournament's History

Australian leg-spinner Alana King broke the back of South Africa's batting line-up with a magnificent spell of 7/18 from 7 overs, the best ever in Women's World Cup history