U-19 Women WC Semifinals: India has qualified for the U19 Women’s T20 World Cup after England and Bangladesh both won huge in their last Super Six games to lock up the top four spots in the competition taking place in South Africa. For the two remaining berths, India will face New Zealand, while England will face Australia. Friday will see the semifinals. Check out all the live streaming and broadcast details below. Follow U-19 Women’s T20 World Cup LIVE with InsideSport.IN
U-19 Women WC Semifinals: Shafali Varma led India to play NewZealand for place in FINAL, Watch IND-W vs NZ-W Under-19 Semifinal LIVE Streaming: Follow LIVE
With a devastating victory over the West Indies, England clinched first in Group 2 ahead of New Zealand, setting up a matchup with Australia, who finished second in Group 1. Although Bangladesh’s victory over the UAE was outstanding, it was not enough to raise their net run rate to pass Australia and move them up to second place in Group 1.
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Bangladesh’s campaign exit came as a result of their defeat against South Africa in their previous match. In a tight Group 1 race, India took first place. They will play New Zealand in the semifinals after the latter team came second to England in Group 2 in terms of net run rate.
Semifinal Fixtures
Friday 27 January, 10 am local time – India v New Zealand
Friday 27 January, 13:45 pm local time – England v Australia
IND vs NZ U-19 Women WC: Live Streaming
The U19 Women’s World Cup games have been streamed by FanCode, and they will do so for the semifinal and final match as well. The Star Sports Network is also anticipated to broadcast the semifinal matches live.
U-19 Women WC Semifinals: Shafali Varma led India to play NewZealand for place in FINAL, Watch IND-W vs NZ-W Under-19 Semifinal LIVE Streaming: Follow LIVE
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