Tahlia McGrath played with Covid and India had their target in sight, but Australia still found a way to win yet another title, writes Valkerie Baynes

CWG Australia consulted with a tournament expert team and match officials before she was permitted to take part

Brunt was also mum on international future, saying she needs 'to reflect on that bit and see where I'm at'

England crumble to 110 for 9 as NZ overcome disappointment of semi-final loss

A big reason behind their success is the confidence that if one player fails someone else is there to step up

Devine's fifty, Tahuhu's three-for in vain; New Zealand to compete with England for bronze

"It's going to be tough to take but I'm sure we'll go out tomorrow with the same freedom and attitude that we have been doing," Sciver says

Whenever there is a hint of the team being in trouble someone is there to turn things around

The fast bowler knows her career does not have long to go, but there remains a big prize to focus on

Semi-final against India awaits host nation after knocking off paltry target of 72

The Barbados and West Indies captain had no idea that Dottin was going to retire in the middle of the Commonwealth Games

Nat Sciver will continue to lead the hosts with no replacement being called up

The pair added an unbroken 141 to ensure their team finished top of the group with a convincing victory

Seventeen-year old who hit a match-winning, 36-ball fifty against South Africa says she's just "kind of doing my thing"

South Africa were set a challenging target of 168 and they fell short by 26 runs

Australia's captain took some frustration out with the bat as her team cantered to victory

Legspinner denied hat-trick by skipper's drop as Australia seal thumping win

Win over Sri Lanka wasn't flawless but home team was full of praise for Capsey's bravery

Combination of old hands and new faces help ease hosts past Sri Lanka

South Africa fought hard after conceding 167, with Chloe Tryon leading the charge, but a regular loss of wickets put their chase off the rails