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- By Jennifer Brown
- 02 Dec 2025
The highly anticipated semi-final featuring the English side and South Africa in the Women’s Cricket World Cup is underway at the Guwahati stadium. The English squad clinched the toss and chose to field first, aiming to apply early pressure against their opponents' batting order.
Nat Sciver-Brunt brought herself on in place of Lauren Bell. Zero fours were conceded, due to some agile fielding from Tammy Beaumont near the rope.
Wolvaardt, looking in great touch, struck back-to-back fours from Linsey Smith. One full-pitched delivery was sent through long off, followed by a loose ball through the covers.
A brief mix-up almost resulted in Brits her wicket, but the throw by Nat Sciver-Brunt missed the stumps. Brits then responded with a powerful shot a wide delivery past cover to the boundary. Bell finished the over with a sharp delivery which rose over Brits' bat.
Smith delivered a controlled over. Even with the earlier chance, statistics show the English team have the top fielding record in the tournament.
A half-chance was not taken. Tazmin Brits hammered a ball toward Bell, that raced to the boundary.
Overcast conditions covered the venue, and the floodlights in use. Linsey Smith seemed in better rhythm than in her previous match but bowled a poor ball that Wolvaardt punished to the off-side boundary for four.
Lauren Bell opened the bowling with the new ball. The South African batter seized the opportunity, hitting the initial delivery with style through the covers for four. A subsequent loose ball was cut for another boundary. Bell then tightened her line, allowing just one run off a wide ball.
The playing surface reportedly differs compared to the previous track in the teams' first encounter. It is described as a surface with red soil, promising more bounce and help for the seamers.
The two sides have experienced inconsistent form in the competition so far. The English team are considered favourites, however South Africa have the potential to cause an upset. History shows that England have won both previous semi-final meetings between the sides.
“Roll up your sleeves, this is where it gets messy.” The pressure is on as both teams targeting a spot in the championship match.
Stay tuned for further developments as this thrilling encounter unfolds.
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