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Australia v India: Women’s T20 World Cup – live

The Guardian UK Sunday 28 June 2026, 13:12 UTC By Cameron Ponsonby 1 min read
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Updates from the teams’ final Group A game at Lord’sStart time in London is 2.30pm BST/11.30pm AESTChanges for both sides. Just the one for India as Kranti Gaud come back for Nandani Sharma.

  • Updates from the teams’ final Group A game at Lord’s

  • Start time in London is 2.30pm BST/11.30pm AEST

Changes for both sides.

Just the one for India as Kranti Gaud come back for Nandani Sharma.

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Australia (LOCATION) Women’s T20 World Cup (ORG) Group (ORG) London (LOCATION) India (LOCATION) Kranti Gaud (PERSON) Nandani Sharma (PERSON)
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