ICC Women's World Twenty20 2014

The ICC Women's World Twenty20 2014 in Bangladesh gets underway on 23rd March with 10 teams (including Bangladesh and Ireland for the first time) battling for the title, held by Australia, who won the event in both 2010 and 2012.

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Group A: Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa

Group B: Bangladesh, England, India, Sri Lanka, West Indies

Fixtures & Results

23rd March: Australia v New Zealand

New Zealand Women 128-8 (Perkins 31) beat
Australia Women 121 (Blackwell 31) by 7 runs

23rd March: Pakistan v South Africa

South Africa Women 163-0 (van Niekerk 90no) beat
Pakistan Women 119-9 (Kapp 3-16) by 44 runs

24th March: England v West Indies

West Indies Women 133-7 (Taylor 56) beat
England Women 124-9 (Dottin 4-12) by 9 runs

24th March: India v Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Women 128-8 (Atapattu 43) beat
India Women 106-9 (Prabodhani 2-9) by 22 runs

25th March: Ireland v New Zealand

New Zealand Women 171-3 (Bates 68) beat
Ireland Women 129-4 (C Joyce 41no) by 41 runs

25th March: Australia v South Africa

Australia Women 116-4 (Perry 41no) beat
South Africa Women 115-9 by six wickets

26th March: Bangladesh v West Indies

West Indies Women 115 (Dottin 34) beat
Bangladesh Women 79 (Quintyne 3-5) by 36 runs

26th March: England v India

England Women 98-5 (Taylor 28) beat
India Women 95-9 (Raj 57) by five wickets

27th March: Australia v Ireland

Australia Women 191-4 (Lanning 126) beat
Ireland Women 113-7 (Perry 2-17) by 78 runs

27th March: New Zealand v Pakistan

New Zealand Women 167-3 (Bates 94no) beat
Pakistan Women 108-7 by 59 runs

28th March: Bangladesh v England

England Women 137-5 (Edwards 80) beat
Bangladesh Women 58-9 (Hazell 3-4) by 79 runs

28th March: Sri Lanka v West Indies

West Indies Women 87-2 (Taylor 56no) beat
Sri Lanka Women 84 (Daley 4-15) by 8 wickets

29th March: Ireland v South Africa

South Africa Women 165-5 (Lee 43) beat
Ireland Women 79 (Ismail 3-5) by 86 runs

29th March: Australia v Pakistan

Australia Women 185-2 (Villani 90no) beat
Pakistan Women 91-9 (Perry 3-12) by 94 runs

30th March: Bangladesh v India

India Women 151-4 (Kaur 77, Raj 41) beat
Bangladesh Women 72-8 by 79 runs

30th March: England v Sri Lanka

England Women 86-3 (Taylor 36) beat
Sri Lanka Women 85-9 by seven wickets

31st March: Ireland v Pakistan

Pakistan Women 119-6 (Bismah Maroof 48no) beat
Ireland Women 105 (A Iqbal 3-18) by 14 runs

31st March: New Zealand v South Africa

South Africa Women 116-5 (du Preez 51) beat
New Zealand Women 114-9 by 5 wickets

1st April: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka

Bangladesh Women 115-9 (R Ahmed 41) beat
Sri Lanka Women 112-9 by three runs

1st April: India v West Indies

India Women 121-1 (Raut 56, Raj 55no) beat
West Indies 117-7 (Dottin 57) by nine wickets

3rd April: Semi-Final

Australia Women 140-5 (Villani 35) beat
West Indies Women 132-4 by 8 runs

4th April: Semi-Final

England Women 102-1 (Taylor 44no) beat
South Africa Women 101 by nine wickets

6th April: Final - Australia v England

Australia Women 106-4 (Lanning 44) beat
England Women 105-8 (Coyte 3-16) by 6 wickets