How to Watch Semifinal, Australia vs. South Africa: Stream 2024 ICC Women’s T20 Cricket World Cup Live, TV Channel

Semifinal play at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup begins on Thursday with a rematch of the 2023 final. Watch free on Fubo.

Australia (4-0) ended group play at the International Cricket Council Women’s T20 World Cup as the lone unbeaten team and the world’s No. 1-ranked squad continues its quest for an unprecented fourth straight championship on Thursday when it faces South Africa (3-1) in a semifinal match at Dubai International Cricket Stadium in the United Arab Emirates. The match is a repeat of the 2023 World Cup final in Cape Town, South Africa. The Proteas punched their ticket to the semifinals on Sunday when West Indies beat England, throwing Group B into a three-way tie at 3-1, with South Africa topping England based on a batter net run rate (plus-1.382 to plus-1.091).

How to Watch Semifinal, Australia vs. South Africa, in 2024 ICC Women’s T20 Cricket World Cup Today:

Match Date: Oct. 17, 2024

Match Time: 10 a.m. ET

TV: Willow TV

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The Southern Stars closed their group stage on Sunday with a nine-run win over India, 151 and 8 to 142 and 9. Grace Harris tallied 40 runs off 41 balls while captain Tahlia McGrath and Ellyse Perry each totaled 32 runs. Sophie Molineux was Player of the Match after claiming two wickets in four overs, allowing 32 runs.

The Proteas put themselves in position to advance with a seven-wicket victory over Bangladesh on Saturday, 107 and 3 to 106 and 3. Player of the Match Tazmin Brits scored 42 runs off 41 balls and Anneke Bosch had 25 off 25. Bowler Ayabonga Khaka recorded a maiden and Marizanne Kapp took a wicket and held Bangladesh to 10 runs in four overs.

Brits led all players in the group stage with 155 runs and South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt was fourth with 148. Perry paced Australia with 101 runs. Southern Stars bowler Megan Schutt took eight wickets, tied for third in the tournament, and was also third with a 5.87 economy rate. Nonkululeko Mlaba of the Proteas was second with nine wickets taken.

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