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They have done it!
The Australian Women’s Cricket team have been crowned Women’s ODI World Cup Champions after a dominant 71 win over England in the final at Hagley Oval, Christchurch.
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There are now just three teams left in the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup after Australia booked their place in the final with an emphatic 157 run win over the West Indies.
This was an important win for the Australian women for historical reasons. Whilst there are plenty of new faces in the squad, some players will remember the 2016 T20 World Cup final where the West Indies beat Australia to become world champions. It was only the second time that the West Indies had beaten Australia and has been a match which has pushed this Australian team to continue to improve.
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Australia finished the pool stage in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in style with a 5 wicket win over Bangladesh.
With this win, Australia will finish at the top of the leader board and go into the semi-finals stage undefeated.
It was a special day for many reasons.
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The Australian women’s cricket team have guaranteed themselves a place in the ICC Women’s World Cup semi-finals and they did it in style yesterday with the biggest run chase in World Cup history to beat India by six wickets.
India and Australia have developed a healthy rivalry.
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Leading into Sunday’s ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup match, the New Zealand White Ferns had not defeated the Australian women’s cricket team since early 2017. And that didn’t change.
A 12-game winning streak became 13 with the Aussie women dominating the White Ferns, beating them by 141 runs in front of their home crowd.
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After a 12 run win over England in their first match of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, Australia made it two from two with a seven-wicket triumph over Pakistan on Tuesday
Leading into this game, the first between the teams since 2018, there were a couple of changes to the Australian side.
IWD 2022: Plenty to celebrate in women’s sport but still so far to go
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Today is International Women’s Day; an important occasion which gives people across the world to celebrate global achievements and take the opportunity to push for change.
When I look back at what has occurred across the sporting landscape over the last decade, I reflect on how much there is to celebrate.
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The Australian Women’s Cricket team has started its ICC Women’s World Cup campaign with a 12-run victory over the reigning champions, England.
Host nation New Zealand’s loss by three runs to the West Indies on the opening day of the tournament showed that nothing is certain and that countries like the West Indies and Pakistan should not be underestimated.
Despite struggling to take wickets early, Australia will take the victory and look ahead to their next game against Pakistan on Tuesday, whilst England will play the West Indies on Wednesday.