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Australia’s women’s cricket team scored 134-5 in their 20 overs against South Africa, with Ellyse Perry top-scoring at 31. South Africa needed 135 to win. Despite a strong start, the last over saw a wicket being taken by South Africa’s Khaka, with Perry getting caught out by Brits.

The partnership between Mooney and McGrath looked promising until Mooney was run out for 44, achieving the milestone of becoming the quickest woman to reach 3,000 T20i runs. McGrath continued to hold the innings together, but ultimately fell to Mlaba’s clever bowling.

Australia struggled to find boundaries throughout their innings, with South Africa’s bowlers keeping the pressure on. Quick wickets fell, including that of captain McGrath, which disrupted their momentum.

In response, South Africa got off to a strong start, with Harris falling early to Khaka. Australia’s bowlers fought back, but South Africa’s top order held firm. The match remained finely poised until the final overs when South Africa secured victory, successfully chasing down the target set by Australia.

This win takes South Africa to the final, where they will face the winners of the second semi-final. The match showcased the talent and competitiveness of both teams, with South Africa emerging victorious in a tense encounter.

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