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Women's Cricket World Cup: England face South Africa in semi-finals but which players should they look out for?

All-rounder Nadine de Klerk is a key player in the South Africa set-up.

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England beats New Zealand by 8 wickets in Women’s Cricket World Cup, rain ends India-Bangladesh game

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Women’s Rankings shake up off a busy Cricket World Cup week

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England beats New Zealand by 8 wickets in Women’s Cricket World Cup, finishes second in league phase

England beat New Zealand by eight wickets on Sunday in their final league game at the 2025 Women’s Cricket World Cup.

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New Zealand beat England by four wickets in first ODI - as it happened

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Women's CWC: England crush New Zealand by 8 wickets

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England v South Africa, World Cup semi-final: All you need to know

South Africa's round-robin stage was bookended by shocking batting collapses. It started on a dismal note when they were bowled out for 69 in a shock thumping at the hands of England, then Alana King's seven-wicket haul saw them rolled for 97 against Australia.

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Women’s World Cup 2025 Semifinals: England face South Africa, India clash with Australia in high-stakes showdowns

The ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 has reached its most thrilling stage, with four powerhouse teams – Australia, England, South Africa and India – set to compete in the semifinals for a coveted spot in the grand finale.

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ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025: Who Will Officiate India Vs Australia Semi-Final?

ICC announced the match officials for the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 semi-finals, with India set for a high-stakes showdown against unbeaten Australia in Navi Mumbai

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Proteas Women set for redemption against England in ICC World Cup semi-final

South Africa will now face England in the first semi-final at the ACA Stadium in Guwahati on Wednesday, October 29.

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England optimistic Sophie Ecclestone will be fit to play in World Cup semi-final

England are optimistic left-arm spinner Sophie Ecclestone will be available for their Women’s World Cup semi-final against South Africa on Wednesday. The world’s top-ranked ODI bowler landed awkwardly on her left shoulder as she tried to stop a boundary from just the second ball of England’s win over New Zealand in their final group game on Sunday.