South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt reached a milestone of 6000 runs in white-ball cricket during the Women's T20 World Cup 2024, contributing to her team's total of 124 runs against England. Despite a solid start, Wolvaardt's innings of 42 runs fell short of expectations, while England's Nat Sciver-Brunt anchored the chase with 48 runs, leading her team to a comfortable victory. West Indies captain Hayley Matthews celebrated her 100th T20I wicket by dismissing Scotland's Saskia Horley, becoming only the second West Indies player to reach this milestone. Matthews also set a record for the fastest woman to 1000 runs in T20Is, showcasing her impact in the tournament. Meanwhile, Indian bowler Arundhati Reddy made a successful comeback to the national team, earning the Player of the Match title with figures of 3-19 against Pakistan, reflecting her hard work in refining her skills. The competition intensifies as teams vie for top positions in the points table.