ENGW Beat SAW: Danni Wyatt’s Century Helped England Win

ENGW Beat SAW: Danni Wyatt’s century helped England win, beat South Africa women’s team by 137 runs.

A Second Semi-Final Competition:-

The second semi-final competition of the ICC Women’s World Cup is being played between South Africa and England women’s team (England Women vs South Africa Women) on 31 March.

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This is the 30th match of the Women’s World Cup. In the second semi-final, South Africa won the toss and decided to bowl first.

Batting first, England scored 293 runs. In reply, South Africa’s women’s team was all out for 156 runs.

A Beat South Africa by 137 Runs:-

ENGW Beat SAW: England defeated South Africa by 137 runs in the second semi-final of the Women’s World Cup played in Christchurch to reach the final.

England has achieved a one-sided victory against South Africa. The England team will now take on Australia on 3 April in the title competition.

Australia had defeated West Indies by 157 runs in the first semi-final competition. England has made it to the final match of the World Cup for the 8th time.

A Very Strong Score for England:-

The South African team will not be happy with their effort. Had he taken advantage of the opportunities provided, perhaps the situation would have been different. He took England to a score of 77 runs for 3 wickets.

After this Daniel Watt did a wonderful performance. South Africa dropped his catches, which Watt took full advantage of. He got one opportunity before the century and even after completing the century, he got two opportunities.

He formed fruitful partnerships, first with Amy Jones and then with Sophia Dunkley. In 50 overs, England scored 293 for 8 wickets. This can be a big challenge for South Africa.

ENGW vs SAW Playing XI:-

England women’s squad: 1. Danielle Wyatt, 2. Tammy Beaumont, 3. Heather Knight (c), 4. Natalie Sciver, 5. Amy Allen Jones (wk), 6. Sophia Dunkley, 7. Katherine Brunt, 8. Sophie Ecclestone, 9. Kate Cross, 10. Charlotte Dean, 11. Anya Shrubsole.

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South Africa women’s squad: 1. Tazmin Brits, 2. Laura Wolvaardt, 3. Sune Luce (c), 4. Lara Goodall, 5. Mignon du Preez, 6. Chloe Tryon, 7. Trisha Chetty (wk), 8. Marijne Cup, 9. Shabnim Ismail, 10. Ayabonga Khaka, 11. Masabata Klass.