T20 Women's WORLD CUP 2024 POINTS TABLE

The top teams from both groups, Australia, New Zealand, West Indies, and South Africa, have advanced to the semi-finals, setting the stage for an exciting knockout phase.

In Group A, Australia Women showcased their dominance by winning all four matches, finishing at the top with 8 points and a remarkable net run rate of +2.223. This impressive performance highlights their ability to secure victories convincingly. New Zealand Women secured second place, winning 3 out of 4 matches for a total of 6 points. Their net run rate of +0.879 indicates solid performances in their wins. India Women finished third with 2 victories and 2 losses, accumulating 4 points and maintaining a positive net run rate, reflecting competitive play throughout the group stage. Pakistan Women struggled, managing just 1 win from 4 matches and ending with 2 points, while their negative net run rate signifies the challenges they faced. Sri Lanka Women finished last, failing to secure any wins and ending with 0 points and a negative net run rate, illustrating their difficulties in the tournament.

In Group B, West Indies Women emerged as the group leaders, winning 3 out of 4 matches and accumulating 6 points, with an impressive net run rate of +1.536, highlighting their effective and dominant gameplay. South Africa Women matched West Indies in points with 3 wins, earning a total of 6 points and a solid net run rate of +1.382, indicating strong performances in their matches. England Women also secured 3 wins, finishing with 6 points, but their net run rate of +1.091 was slightly lower than their competitors. Bangladesh Women managed only 1 win, resulting in 2 points and a negative net run rate, which reflects the difficulties they encountered in their games. Finally, Scotland Women struggled significantly, finishing without a win, ending their group stage with 0 points and a negative net run rate, placing them at the bottom of the standings.

The ICC Women's T20 World Cup in the UAE is heating up as teams battle for a place in the semi-finals. Out of the ten teams participating, only two have been knocked out so far, leaving eight teams still in contention for the four semi-final spots. With no team having secured a spot yet, the competition remains intense as teams approach their final group-stage matches.

Looking ahead, India face six-time champions Australia in a must-win clash on Sunday, while South Africa will play against Bangladesh on Saturday, knowing a victory will strengthen their chances of reaching the semi-finals. The top two teams from each group will progress, and with only a few games remaining, every match is crucial in this race for the knockout stage.

Group A consists of Australia, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, while Group B features Bangladesh, England, Scotland, South Africa, and the West Indies. The opening day will see Bangladesh take on Scotland at 2 PM at Sharjah, followed by Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka at 6 PM. The final will take place on October 20 at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, where one of these ten teams will lift the prestigious trophy. For live updates, in-depth analysis, and all the latest, follow TimesofIndia.com.

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