Mithali Raj overtook England's Charlotte Edwards to become the highest run-getter in Women's ODIs
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'Batters took some good risks' - Lanning

Press Conference: Australia secured a semi-final berth at the Women's World Cup after claiming an eight-wicket win against India

Lanning helps Australia cruise into semis

Mithali Raj's world record and Punam Raut's maiden World Cup century were mere footnotes on a day when Meg Lanning, Ellyse Perry and Australia's spinners stamped their authority to seal a semi-final berth...

Cook gets used to life in England's ranks

Alastair Cook insists he has no regrets after giving up the England captaincy, but admitted there were just a couple of poignant moments during the Lord's Test ...

Sciver century takes England into semis

Nat Sciver struck her second century of an increasingly formidable World Cup campaign, as England's women marched into the semi-finals with victory against New Zealand at Derby...

Alex Hartley claimed the big wicket of Suzie Bates, England v New Zealand, Women's World Cup, Derby, July 12, 2017 © Getty Images

Anya Shrubsole removed Rachel Priest early in New Zealand's chase, England v New Zealand, Women's World Cup, Derby, July 12, 2017 © Getty Images

Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe at Hambantota

Jul 10 Zimbabwe won by 3 wickets (with 71 balls remaining)

West Indies v India at Kingston

Jul 9 West Indies won by 9 wickets (with 9 balls remaining)

England v South Africa at Lord's

Jul 6-9 England won by 211 runs