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

The Guardian Sport Sunday 28 June 2026, 13:18 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.

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

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

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