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Australia cruise into Women's T20 World Cup final with dominant win over West Indies

Australia will face either England or South Africa in Sunday's final at Lord's.

First-ball breakthrough for Bangladesh Women as Marufa Akter strikes immediately, clean bowling South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt in the International Cricket Council Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 clash in England and Wales on 28 June 2026. Photo: ICC

Tigresses suffer narrow defeat to South Africa despite late fight

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Zimbabwe won the toss and decided to bowl first

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Bangladesh fall 7 runs short as Australia clinch series 2-0

Australia's Georgia Voll played an unbeaten 45-run innings against Bangladesh in ICC Women's T20 World Cup at Leeds today, 17 June, 2026. Photo: AFP via espncricinfo

Tigresses suffer 9-wicket defeat to Australia in T20 WC

Australia cricket team. Photo: UNB

Australia overcome late batting wobbles to beat Bangladesh in T20I opener

Australia's Cooper Connolly plays a shot through the off side during the third ODI against Bangladesh in Mirpur on 14 June 2026. Photo: AFP/Getty Images

Shoriful's six-fer heroics not enough as Connolly masterclass breaks Bangladesh heart

New Zealand batter Kane Williamson speaks during a press conference ahead of the first Test against England at Lord's in London on 2 June 2026. Photo: Reuters

New Zealand's Williamson retires from internationals after stellar 16-year career

Towhid Hridoy anchors Bangladesh's chase with an unbeaten 40 as the Tigers secure a historic ODI series victory over Australia in Mirpur on 11 June 2026. Photo: AFP/Getty Images

Tigers clinch first-ever ODI series triumph over Aussies

Bangladesh pacer Taskin Ahmed celebrates after taking two wickets in two balls during the second ODI against Australia on 11 June 2026. Photo: AFP

Bangladesh need 192 in 41 overs to win ODI series vs Australia

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The boys we trusted with the last over

The scoreboard reflected that superiority as Bangladesh began the three-match ODI series with a comprehensive victory over the most successful team in one-day international history. Photo: BCB

Ending 21-year drought, Tigers beat Australia in first ODI by 86 runs

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Tamim Iqbal elected BCB president by board directors