Nicole Bolton struck her third ODI century as Australia sealed the 205 chase with eight wickets in hand
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Women's cricket looks stronger and faster than ever

And a competitive World Cup will be the ideal way for it to showcase itself and inspire the next generation. By Mark Nicholas

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Joe Root inspects the pink ball, Yorkshire v Surrey, Specsavers County Championship Division One, Headingley, 2nd day, June 27, 2017 © Getty Images

Mark Robinson, coach of England women, addresses the huddle, England v Pakistan, Women's World Cup, Grace Road, June 27, 2017 © Getty Images

England v South Africa at Cardiff

Jun 25 England won by 19 runs

West Indies v India at Port of Spain

Jun 25 India won by 105 runs

England v South Africa at Taunton

Jun 23 South Africa won by 3 runs

West Indies v India at Port of Spain

Jun 23 No result