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England thrashed in World Cup semi-final
Bristol Post
|October 30, 2025
ENGLAND'S opening three batters were dismissed for ducks as dreams of Women's Cricket World Cup glory were crushed by a 125-run semifinal hammering at the hands of South Africa.
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Proteas captain Laura Wolvaardt produced a masterclass to put her side on course for victory in Guwahati, smashing 169 off 143 balls, including 20 fours and four sixes, in a total of 319-7.
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