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South Africa Scrapes Past Bangladesh and Leaves India Needing to Upset Australia at Lord's

South Africa’s four-wicket win leaves India needing a victory over Australia to claim the last Women’s T20 World Cup semifinal place.

  • South Africa beat Bangladesh by four wickets on Sunday, forcing India to defeat Australia at Lord to secure the final spot in the Women's T20 World Cup semifinals.
  • Tight bowling from Marizanne Kapp, Shabnim Ismail, and Nonkululeko Mlaba restricted Bangladesh to 117-5; Sobhana Mostary top-scored with 42 and Nigar Sultana added 32 off 20.
  • South Africa's chase saw early turmoil when captain Laura Wolvaardt was bowled by Marufa Akter, but Annerie Dercksen and Tazmin Brits steadied the innings before Chloe Tryon secured victory.
  • Dismissing Juairiya Ferdous earned Kapp her 100th T20 wicket; reflecting on the narrow victory, Kapp said, "We seem to always do this but we take the win."
  • Both teams' openers fell for ducks in a rare statistical coincidence, marking only the second time such an event has occurred in a T20 World Cup since 2018.
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South Africa scrapes past Bangladesh and leaves India needing to upset Australia at Lord's

South Africa has played its part and confirmed that India must take down Australia at Lord’s to qualify for the Women’s Twenty20 World Cup semifinals.

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Cricketnmore broke the news on Saturday, June 27, 2026.
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