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Semi-Final Line-Up Confirmed in Women’s T20 World Cup 2026

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June.29 (Mirror Sports) - Australia, England, West Indies and South Africa are through to the final four after a 30-match group stage. 

Australia remain unbeaten after a record chase against India, while England continue dominant home form. Semi-finals see Australia face West Indies and England meet South Africa in London.

All key details in the infographic below:

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