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South Africa, India, New Zealand in race for semi-final spots

Three of the tournament's top five teams face off in Saturday's games at the Women's World Cup

07-Jul-2017•The Preview by Sreshth Shah

Kasperek returns to shine against unfamiliar opponents

Leigh Kasperek last played an ODI in February 2016 and suffered multiple injuries after that but returned with figures of 10-6-17-3 when she got a chance to play West Indies on Thursday

06-Jul-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

Priest, bowlers brush aside West Indies

A grand show from bowlers Lea Tahuhu and Leigh Kasperek, followed by a blitz from Rachel Priest, saw New Zealand canter home against West Indies

06-Jul-2017•The Report by Deivarayan Muthu

NZ eye second win against bottom-ranked West Indies

A loss for New Zealand would dent their chances of a straightforward entry into the semi-final, while a defeat for West Indies would further hurt their net run-rate, which is already down in the negative

06-Jul-2017•The Preview by Annesha Ghosh

Deepti Sharma, Poonam Yadav lead India to fourth win in a row

A measured all-round display of 78 runs and figures of 10-3-46-1 from Deepti Sharma led India to their fourth straight win, beating Sri Lanka by 16 runs in Derby

05-Jul-2017•The Report by Annesha Ghosh

Taylor, Beaumont tons set up crushing win

Three days after shooting out West Indies for the sixth-lowest total in tournament history, South Africa's much-vaunted bowling attack crumbled in the face of a brutal onslaught from Sarah Taylor and Tammy Beaumont on a batting beauty in Bristol

05-Jul-2017•The Report by Akshay Gopalakrishnan

Australia canter to fourth straight victory

Australia recovered from 60 for 3 in the 20th over to post 290 for 8. It was 159 too many for Pakistan, whose lack of intent all but killed the chase early on

05-Jul-2017•The Report by Shashank Kishore

Lanning grounded by shoulder problems

The state of Lanning's shoulder is a considerable worry for Australia given her pivotal role in the team, and there is no certainty that she will only be missing from the Pakistan fixture

05-Jul-2017•Daniel Brettig

Australia, India eye fourth win on the trot

ESPNcricinfo previews the three Women's World Cup matches to be played on July 5, 2017

04-Jul-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

Was waiting for this opportunity - Sushma Verma

India women's wicketkeeper-batsman Sushma Verma, who hardly got batting opportunities in the past, cashed in on the chance against Pakistan with a 35-ball 33

03-Jul-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

Jonassen, Perry star in Australia's third win

Ellyse Perry's 91-ball 71 formed the bedrock of Australia's 220 chase, which they saw off with five wickets in hand in the penultimate over

02-Jul-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

Ekta Bisht five-for routs Pakistan for 74

India marched to their third straight win in the Women's World Cup by thrashing Pakistan by 95 runs in Derby

02-Jul-2017•The Report by Vishal Dikshit

Knight, Taylor wrap up victory after Marsh's four

England continued to make confident strides after their defeat in the opening match of the tournament, as classy half-centuries from Heather Knight and Sarah Taylor saw them to a comfortable seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka

02-Jul-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

WI slump to new low after 48 all out

South Africa dismantled West Indies for the second-lowest total in their history and sixth lowest in the tournament's en route a crushing 10-wicket win, their second in three games

02-Jul-2017•The Report by Firdose Moonda

Mandhana, spinners outshine West Indies

After India's spin attack overwhelmed the West Indies batsmen with flight and guile, Smriti Mandhana made short work of the 184-run chase with a 108-ball 106

29-Jun-2017•The Report by Annesha Ghosh

Lanning 152* trumps Atapattu 178*

Australia sauntered to an eight-wicket victory in Bristol but only after they were forced to chase 258 courtesy a marvellous unbeaten 178 from Chamari Atapattu

29-Jun-2017•The Report by Shashank Kishore

Injury ends Bismah Maroof's World Cup

The 25-year old middle-order batsman has been ruled out of the tournament having hurt her right hand

28-Jun-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

Sciver and Knight hundreds propel England to comprehensive victory

Natalie Sciver converted her maiden ODI century into a blistering innings of 137 from 92 balls, and Heather Knight, the captain, also passed three figures for the first time in limited-overs cricket

27-Jun-2017•The Report by Andrew Miller

Didn't think I'd play this long - Suzie Bates

Suzie Bates will become only the eighth New Zealand woman to play 100 ODIs when she takes the field against South Africa in their second World Cup game on Wednesday

27-Jun-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

Bolton century leads Australia to breezy win

An opening partnership of 171 between Nicole Bolton and Beth Mooney paved the way for Australia women to begin their title defence with an eight-wicket win against West Indies

26-Jun-2017•The Report by Karthik Krishnaswamy

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