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Australia v Netherlands: Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 – live

The Guardian UK Saturday 20 June 2026, 09:05 UTC By Megan Maurice 1 min read
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Updates from the match at the Rose BowlStart time in Southampton is 10.30am local/7.30pm AESTAny thoughts? Send Megan an emailA predictable decision from the underdogs – bowling first gives them their best opportunity to make a game out of this. Will the decision pay off for them?

  • Updates from the match at the Rose Bowl

  • Start time in Southampton is 10.30am local/7.30pm AEST

  • Any thoughts? Send Megan an email

A predictable decision from the underdogs – bowling first gives them their best opportunity to make a game out of this. Will the decision pay off for them? Let’s find out!

Today’s match is at the Rose Bowl and the weather forecast for Southamption is “light cloud and a gentle breeze”, which sounds just delightful.

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Australia (LOCATION) Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 (ORG) the Rose BowlStart (LOCATION) Southampton (LOCATION) Megan (PERSON) the Rose Bowl (LOCATION) Southamption (ORG)
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