Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 Semifinals: The four semi-finalist teams of Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 have been decided. First of all, Australia and New Zealand from Group A had secured a place in the semi-finals. Now the remaining two teams from Group B also confirmed their place in the semi-finals. Team India had to be out of the tournament after Pakistan’s defeat.
After Australia and New Zealand in Group A, West Indies and South Africa secured a place in the semi-finals in Group B. West Indies won against England and made it to the semi-finals. With the defeat, England was out of the tournament. With the victory of West Indies, South Africa also secured a place in the semi-finals. Africa won due to better net run rate.
This is the schedule of semi-finals and finals
The first semi-final of the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 will be played between Australia and South Africa on Thursday, October 17, at the Dubai International Stadium in Dubai. Then the second semi-final will be held between West Indies and New Zealand at Sharjah Cricket Stadium in Sharjah. After this, the final match will be played on Sunday, October 20, in which both the semi-final winning teams will be on the field for the title.
Team India is out after poor performance
Let us tell you that Team India had to be eliminated from the Women’s T20 World Cup due to poor performance. Team India had a bad start to the tournament. Team India started the tournament by playing a match against New Zealand. In the very first match, the Indian team had to face defeat by 58 runs. Then in the second match played against Pakistan, Team India under the captaincy of Harmanpreet Kaur won by 6 wickets, which was India’s first win of the tournament.
After this, Team India defeated Sri Lanka by a huge margin of 82 runs in the next match. Then Team India had to face defeat in the last match of the group stage played against Australia. With this defeat, the whole game of Team India got spoiled.
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