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World Cup: Khaka's 4-for ensures South Africa triumph, all-round Australia prevail against England
South Africa tackle the Bangladesh challenge with 32-run win and Australia beat defending champions England by 12 runs in thriller at the World Cup.
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Australia hold on against England in Cup thriller
Haynes and Sciver both produce superb hundreds but Lanning's side sneak home by 12 runs in an entertaining clash
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ICC Women's World T20 - South Africa Beat England For First Time Ever
South Africa defeated England for the first time in the ICC Womens World T20 as Marizanne Kapp and Dane van Niekerk stitched an 84-run stand and the winning runs were hit by Mignon du Preez in her 100th T20I.
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Meg Lanning leads the way as Australia clean sweep Women's Ashes ODIs | Women's Ashes
Australia’s women finished a clean sweep of the one-day matches concluding the multiformat Ashes series, winning the third ODI by eight wickets to ensure that England finished winless on tour.
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Women's Ashes 2022: Australia retain Ashes in ODI win against England as Darcie Brown shines
Australia have retained the womens Ashes in the first ODI thanks to a Darcy Brown blitz.
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Australia retain the Ashes on back of Brown brilliance
A polished bowling performance, led by Darcie Brown’s four-wicket haul, saw Australia defend just 205 and retain the Ashes
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1st ODI: Australia beat England by 27 runs, to retain Women's Ashes
Riding on fine bowling performances, Australia beat England by 27 runs in the first ODI to retain the multi-format Womens Ashes series at the Manuka Oval, here on Thursday.A strong bowling display from England led by Kate Cross (3-33) and ...
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
Today's sports news - Series win for Windies, Greenwood arrested, and Oakley and Nagel win mile titles.
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