Under 19 Women’s T20 World Cup 2025: Semi-Final Lineup Announced

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The Super Six stage ended today with Australia suffering a 12-run loss against Sri Lanka at the UKM YSA Cricket Oval, Bangi, Malaysia on 29th January 2025.

Group 1

Group 1 saw the Indian team dominating finishing top of the points table. After 3 commanding wins in the league stage, they smashed Bangladesh in the first Super Six match by 8 wickets. Nikki Prasad’s lead side showed their domination with a resounding 150-run win over Scotland. They finished with 8 points with a massive net run rate of +5.724.

Australia looked impressive in their first Super Six match against West Indies. They bundled out West Indies for just 53 and chased down the target with 7 wickets remaining.

In their last Super Six match against Sri Lanka, Australia restricted Sri Lanka to 99 for 8 in 20 overs. They looked out of sorts against Lankan spinners falling short of the target by 12 runs.

Group 2

South Africa finished at the top of Group 2 in the Super Six stage. They registered 7 wickets win in their first match against Ireland played at Sarawak Cricket Ground, Sarawak. South Africa bundled out Ireland for 35. Despite some struggles, they chased down the target easily losing 3 wickets.

England’s first match against Nigeria was abandoned due to rain. The toss did not happen as there was heavy rain. Needing to stay alive in the tournament, England came up with an impressive performance thrashing New Zealand by six wickets. It was an impressive bowling effort as they restricted White Ferns to just 89. They chased down the target with 50 balls to spare.

Here we look at the lineup of the 2 semi-finals of Under 19 Women’s World Cup 2025

1.      South Africa vs Australia 1st SF(Bayumeas Oval, Kuala Lumpur)- 31st January 2025- 8.00

 AIndia vs England 2nd SF(Bayumeas Oval, Kuala Lumpur)- 31st January 2025- 12 PM IST






Semi-finalists of the Under 19 Women's World Cup 2025 lineup 



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