Australia Women vs India Women date, start time & TV info
Date Thursday, October 30
Starts 9.30am
Venue DY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai, India
Competition Women’s Cricket World Cup
TV Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Main Event
Australia Women are the seven-time winners of the Women’s Cricket World Cup and they are aiming to get to another final as they face hosts India in the last four.
The Southern Stars won all of their group games and are heavy favourites to come out on top.
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Australia Women vs India Women betting tips & predictions
Best bet
Annabel Sutherland over 50.5 performance points
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Australia Women vs India Women preview
Australia have dominated the Women’s Cricket World Cup and they are long odds-on to continue that with a semi-final win over hosts India on Thursday morning.
The Southern Stars have won all six of their completed games at the tournament, including an unlikely success against India in which they successfully chased 330.
India were fortunate to sneak a top-four spot in the group stages after losing three of their six completed games and they have been dealt a hammer blow with an injury to key opener Pratika Rawal.
She is the second-top scorer in this year’s tournament with 308 runs at an average of 51.33 and her partnership with Smriti Mandhana has been the best aspect of a sometimes disjointed Indian line-up.
The same cannot be said for Australia, who have impressed with both bat and ball throughout as underlined by their +2.102 net run rate.
Annabel Sutherland has been a particular standout for the defending champions, taking a tournament-leading 15 wickets and chipping in with some crucial knocks with the bat.
The all-rounder’s unbeaten 98 against England was crucial to Australia’s victory and in total she has 229 runs from her last eight innings for her country at an average of 45.8.
The 24-year-old has had a fair bit of success with the bat against India, with knocks of 45 and 54 not out in her last three meetings.
Australia Women vs India Women betting odds
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MarketOddsAustralia Women2-5India Women2-1
Odds correct at time of publishing
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FAQs for Australia Women vs India Women
When is Australia Women vs India Women in the Cricket World Cup?
The match starts at 9.30am on Thursday, October 30.
Where is Australia Women vs India Women being played?
Thursday’s game is taking place at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai, India.
How can I watch Australia Women vs India Women?
There is live coverage of Australia Women vs India Women on Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Main Event.
What is the match betting for England Women vs South Africa Women?
Australia Women are 2-5 favourites to beat 2-1 India Women in the second semi-final.
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