England knocked out in every sense as the Windies chased down a challenging total on a tricky pitch with two overs to spare. England owed their total to a Sciver-Brunt unbeaten half-century on a night when the rest of their powerful batting line up misfired. No such problem for the Windies whose openers Hayley Matthews and Qiana Joseph blasted their way to 100 to set up the win. Even the loss of both within an over could not stop the charge as Deandra Dottin added 27 in just 19 balls. England second best in all areas of the game tonight.

New Zealand brushed aside Pakistan to claim the second semi-final spot in Group A. New Zealand had ground their way to a modest 110 against a spin heavy Pakistan attack aided by 7 dropped catches in a disastrous fielding display - 3 of them in Nida Dar’s twentieth alone! Pakistan’s chase never got going, Rosemary Mair with the breakthrough and two from Eden Carson as Pakistan slipped to 28/5 at the end of the Powerplay. Sana and Dar added 24 before Dar was stumped and that signalled the end as five wickets tumbled for just 4 runs.

A powerful batting display by Australia despite losing two early wickets - 65/2 at the halfway stage they added 86 in the second ten overs. And that proved to be just enough to add to their winning record against India. India matched them over the first 10 in the chase, and although at one stage the asking rate was up over twelve, some poor bowling kept them in the game. Megan Schutt’s seventeenth over for just a single proved vital, as Kaur ran out of support. New Zealand face Pakistan tomorrow and a win will see them into the semis at India's expense.

Scotland would have been happy with their 109 at the change of innings, the Bryce sisters the main contributors to that. But England openers Maia Bouchier and Danni Wyatt-Hodge plundered a toothless Scottish bowling unit, racing to the win in only 10 overs. Bouchier’s half century coming off 30 balls (10x4) and Wyatt’s 26 (7x4) in a century partnership taking just 54 balls. England's final match versus the Windies is on Tuesday with the two semi-finalists still not absolutely certain.