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Sky Sports announce free-to-air decision for England's Women's Cricket World Cup final

The Women's Cricket World Cup final will be on free-to-air television, with England facing Australia in a blockbuster clash

Daily Mirror

Australia vs England: Women’s Cricket World Cup final prediction, UK start time, TV, live stream today

England are looking to defend their Women’s World Cup crown as they take on the might of Australia in Christchurch this weekend.

Evening Standard

5 players to keep an eye on in the Women’s World Cup final

Sophie Ecclestone is the tournament’s top wicket-taker.

The Independent UK

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England peaking at right time in date with destiny against Australia in World Cup final

Heather Knight’s side look to create history at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch, as the sides meet in a World Cup final for the first time in 34 years

The Independent UK

Women’s World Cup final: Spin genius Sophie Ecclestone the key as England seek remarkable turnaround

After England’s opening World Cup defeat to Australia last month, Sophie Ecclestone sat in the changing room, devastated, and opened up to team-mate Kate Cross about how “embarrassed” she was by her performance.

Evening Standard

England yet to hit top form going into World Cup final, says Sophie Ecclestone

The spinner took six for 36 in the emphatic semi-final win over South Africa

The Independent UK

England beat South Africa and everyone celebrated – Thursday’s sporting social

Sophie Ecclestone and Danni Wyatt played starring roles.

The Independent UK

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England thrash South Africa to reach Women’s Cricket World Cup final

England defeated South Africa by 137 runs in their women’s World Cup semi-final thanks to Danni Wyatt’s 129 and six wickets from Sophie Ecclestone

The Guardian - UK

ICC Women’s World Cup | England thrashes South Africa by 137 runs, sets up final against Australia

Australia beat the West Indies by 157 runs in the first of the semifinals Wednesday.

The Hindu

Danni Wyatt relieved to make World Cup final after century against South Africa

Wyatt’s maiden World Cup century propelled England to a place in the final against Australia

The Independent UK

Danni Wyatt talks up ‘unplayable’ Sophie Ecclestone after World Cup heroics

England will face Australia in the final.

The Independent UK

‘Complete’ England show spirit and skill to continue incredible World Cup turnaround with final place secured

A title defence that once felt doomed lives on: England have booked their place in Sunday’s Women’s Cricket World Cup final with a thumping 137-run win over South Africa.

Evening Standard

England beat South Africa to reach Women’s Cricket World Cup final 2022 – as it happened

A scintillating hundred from Danni Wyatt and six wickets for Sophie Ecclestone power England past South Africa and into the World Cup final

The Guardian - UK

England reach World Cup final with convincing victory over South Africa

The defending champions will face Australia in Sunday’s final.

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Daily Mirror

Danni Wyatt and Sophie Ecclestone star as England reach World Cup final with 137-run win

England comprehensively beat South Africa by 137 runs to set up a clash with rivals Australia in the Women's Cricket World Cup final

The Independent UK

From the stands to world No 1, Sophie Eccelstone’s World Cup journey is only just beginning

The spin bowler will be crucial as England take on South Africa in the second semi-final of the Women’s Cricket World Cup in New Zealand

The Independent UK

Women’s World Cup semi-finals thrillingly poised after nail-biting group stage

England will face South Africa while Australia take on West Indies in the final four

The Hindu

ICC Women’s World Cup | England crushes Bangladesh by 100 runs to book semifinal berth

England have now won four matches on the trot

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The Independent UK

England through to Women’s World Cup semi-finals after defeating Bangladesh

The defending champions have secured a spot in the last four and will take on South Aftrica

The Guardian - UK

England beat Bangladesh: Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

England beat Bangladesh by a hundred runs to reach the World Cup semi-finals as Dunkley leads the way with a run-a-ball 67

The Guardian - UK

England edge closer to World Cup semis after cruising past Pakistan

Danni Wyatt’s return to form with the bat helped England to a nine-wicket victory in their penultimate group match

The Independent UK

England at blistering best to beat Pakistan and stay on course for World Cup semi-finals

Another win for Heather Knight’s team against Bangladesh would now see them leapfrog West Indies and qualify for the last four

The Guardian - UK

England beat Pakistan by nine wickets: ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

Over-by-over report: England made it three wins from their last three games in New Zealand as they made short work of a meagre run chase

The Guardian - AU

England wobble but wriggle past New Zealand to stay in World Cup reckoning

England all but eliminated the hosts’ chances of reaching the semi-finals – though not after a thorough scare

The Guardian - UK

England keep slim World Cup hopes alive with four-wicket win over India

England’s slender hopes of making the semi-finals are still alive after a four-wicket win over India but the reigning champions need other results to go their way

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