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England is aiming to earn a spot in the semi-finals of the Women’s T20 World Cup as they take on the West Indies in Dubai later today.
Heather Knight's team has had a perfect start, winning all three of their matches, including a decisive 10-wicket victory over Scotland in their most recent game on Sunday. They currently lead the standings with a strong net run rate, but they are aware that a loss today could put them at risk of being eliminated from the tournament early.
The West Indies revitalized their tournament effort with an impressive eight-wicket victory against Bangladesh. They successfully chased down a target of 104 runs, finishing the match with 43 balls to spare. This win improved their net run rate to +1.708. Consequently, if they defeat England, they will advance to the next stage of the competition.
This game is essentially a quarter-final matchup, and England is eager to maintain their streak of victories and secure a spot in the final four alongside Australia and New Zealand.
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West Indies Beat England By Six Wickets
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West Indies Beat England By Six Wickets
What a performance by the West Indies! They've dominated England in Dubai and emerged as the leaders of Group B, guaranteeing their spot in the semi-finals.
England, currently the second-ranked team globally in this format, has been knocked out of the tournament.
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West Indies Score 142/4; Target Is 142 Runs
Aaliayah Alleyne hits her first ball beautifully through the cover area for four runs! What a fantastic shot—this should definitely clinch the victory for the West Indies.
Here it is! Alleyne spots the opening once more and races through for a pair of runs.
The West Indies triumphed over England by six wickets, securing their spot in the semi-finals of the Women’s T20 World Cup.
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West Indies Struggling At 136-3, Chase 142
Sophie Ecclestone returns to bowl as West Indies requires six runs to secure the victory. Deandra Dottin is at the crease, ready to try and end the match.
Ecclestone begins by delivering a ball that results in no runs, but then she strikes Dottin out!
Wicket! Deandra Dottin has been dismissed for 27 runs off 19 balls, bowled by Ecclestone.
Dottin tries to make a sweeping shot but fails to connect with the ball. The match is still going, with England barely managing to stay in the game.
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West Indies: 136-3, Dottin Shines In Close Game
West Indies require 14 runs, and Nat Sciver-Brunt steps in to bowl. Campbelle manages to hit a single, letting Dottin take over the strike.
Dottin dismisses Sciver-Brunt and continues to chip away at the total. A wide ball brings another run, leaving the West Indies needing only 10 more runs to win.
Count that as seven as the batters hurry to complete another three runs.
Wicket! Shemaine Campbelle is dismissed! Attempting to take a run on the final delivery, she gets caught short and is run out by Alice Capsey.
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West Indies Set 142 Target At 128-2 In 16 Overs
With just a run a ball required in the final five overs, Charlie Dean returns to bowl. She begins with a dot ball, and Deandra Dottin tries to execute a reverse sweep but ends up missing the ball.
Several anxious expressions can be seen in the West Indies team area.
Dottin sends the ball to deep square leg and reaches the boundary, relieving some of the tension. That's four runs!
And it’s another six! Dottin swings hard and sends the ball soaring over the boundary for the maximum score. The over wraps up with yet another six! Incredible! Dottin is on fire, and the West Indies are soaring once more.
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West Indies Struggle At 112-2, Target 142
Lauren Bell returns to bowl again, slowing down her delivery. Shemaine Campbelle hits the ball towards mid-off and quickly runs for a single.
Deandra Dottin steps up to bat and asks for a quick single. They gain two additional runs from that over, bringing the scoring rate back up to six.
Tension is building on both ends. Needing a perfect score of 30 from 30.
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West Indies 108/2, Dottin 4, Campbelle 1; Target 142
With two fresh batsmen at the crease, England must capitalize on this opportunity. The West Indies are still 38 runs away from their target, and the tension will build with each ball that fails to score.
Deandra Dottin strides down the pitch and sends the ball sailing over Sarah Glenn's head for a boundary! It's a daring move, though.
It was another solid over for England, but they remain on the defensive.
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Wicket! Hayley Matthews Falls For 50 Runs
Another breakthrough! Both opening batswomen have been dismissed as Hayley Matthews hits a shot that goes straight to Danielle Gibson, courtesy of Sarah Glenn's bowling.
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West Indies 104-1: Matthews Hits 50, Chasing 142
Hayley Matthews reaches fifty with a quick shot to square leg for a single! She’ll be eager to lead her team to victory. Sciver-Brunt claims a wicket while only allowing two runs.
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