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Both teams enter the contest on the back of defeats in their respective opening matches of the T20 World Cup

Allrounder scores 57 then takes four wickets to hand Blaze rare defeat

India batter hits her first T20 World Cup fifty and backs it up with a three-for in Headingley

The offspin allrounder suffered the injury after bowling her first ball in the game while attempting to run and stop a single

A loss to Scotland in the qualifiers forced West Indies out of taking part in the 2025 ODI World Cup

International spinners trigger collapse before Thomas, Winfield-Hill marshal chase

Essex thrashed at Chelmsford as openers pile on record 246-run stand

Scans reveal England's captain suffered a repeat strain of her left calf muscle against Ireland on Tuesday

Jane Maguire has been called up as a replacement to Ireland's T20 World Cup squad

Stunning collapse opens door for Learoyd's cruise to victory at Exmouth

Netherlands brought in an extra bowler, Myrthe van den Raad, replacing batter Sanya Khurana in overcast conditions at Headingley

Needing a win for a spot in the final, India A bowled out Afghanistan for 218 in 36.5 overs.

Garth, Molineux and Perry shared six wickets between them to restrict Bangladesh to 77 for 8 before Australia raced home with more than 10 overs to spare

Nangeyalia Kharote picked up four wickets in Lucknow run-fest

Zampa and Davies, on debut, took three wickets each to bowl Bangladesh out for 131, before Connolly smashed 47 in the chase

Joe Root wins toss on return to captaincy, leading an England side featuring three debutants

Phoebe Litchfield has a quad injury, while Gardner has a sprained ankle; Grace Harris and Megan Schutt have replaced them, while Bangladesh have brought in Nahida Akter and Sultana Khatun

Darwish Rasooli, meanwhile, makes his ODI debut for Afghanistan

Towhid Hridoy is leading Bangladesh in Litton Das' absence, and they have handed a debut to Abdul Gaffar Saqlain, the quick bowler

Adi Ashok and Muhammad Abbas have been dropped from the list, while Kane Williamson was not considered following his international retirement