West Indies Upset England in Women's T20 World Cup

The West Indies secured a spot in the Women's T20 World Cup semi-finals alongside South Africa from Group B, after a remarkable victory against England, who were previously unbeaten in the tournament. This win, led by impressive performances from openers Qiana Joseph (52) and Hayley Matthews (50), allowed them to surpass England on net run rate. England, despite an earlier dominant win over Scotland by ten wickets, were eliminated after failing to win against the West Indies. Meanwhile, Australia and New Zealand progressed from Group A, with Australia set to face South Africa and the West Indies scheduled to play New Zealand in the semi-finals. England's captain Heather Knight was visibly upset after the loss, highlighting the pressure and expectation the team faced. The winners of the semi-finals will meet in the final at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, with the event promising the largest prize money in its history.