Heather Knight hits unbeaten 53 to keep England's World Cup hopes alive
England bowled India out for 134 and reached their target for the loss of six wickets with 17 overs to spare.
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Heather Knight hits unbeaten 53 to keep England's World Cup hopes alive | Darlington and Stockton Times
England bowled India out for 134 and reached their target for the loss of six wickets with 17 overs to spare.
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England facing exit after third straight defeat at Women's World Cup
South Africa had not beaten England for over 20 years in a Women’s World Cup.
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England facing exit after third straight defeat at Women's World Cup
South Africa had not beaten England for over 20 years in a Women’s World Cup.
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England facing exit after third straight defeat at Women's World Cup | East London and West Essex Guardian Series
South Africa had not beaten England for over 20 years in a Women’s World Cup.
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England facing exit after third straight defeat at Women's World Cup
South Africa had not beaten England for over 20 years in a Women’s World Cup.
Source: thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk
England facing exit after third straight defeat at Women's World Cup
South Africa had not beaten England for over 20 years in a Women’s World Cup.
Source: wharfedaleobserver.co.uk
England facing exit after third straight defeat at Women's World Cup
South Africa had not beaten England for over 20 years in a Women’s World Cup.
Source: yorkpress.co.uk
England facing exit after third straight defeat at Women's World Cup
South Africa had not beaten England for over 20 years in a Women’s World Cup.
Source: newsshopper.co.uk
England facing exit after third straight defeat at Women's World Cup
South Africa had not beaten England for over 20 years in a Women’s World Cup.
Source: cotswoldjournal.co.uk