ICC Women T20 World Cup 2020, India vs England semi-final: Indian eves have qualified for the finals after the semi-final against England was abandoned without a single ball bowled. The first semi-final, of the ICC Women T20 World Cup 2020, was scheduled to be played at Sydney Cricket Ground on Thursday. India has qualified for the final by the virtue of finishing higher on the points table. There were glum faces in the England camp as it was raining since morning.
What England skipper has to say?
Meanwhile, England skipper Heather Knight said that it was frustrating. She stated that she didn't want the World Cup to end this way, adding that not much she can do about this. Likewise, she said that it would have been good to have a reserve day perhaps. Remembering the first and only loss in the tournament, Knight said that the loss to South Africa cost them.
What Indian Skipper said?
Indian skipper Harmanpreet Kaur said that it was unfortunate that there was no game due to the weather, but that's how the rules were. She further suggested the idea that it would be nice to have a reserve day in the future. Highlighting the team strategy, Harmanpreet said that they knew that they have to win all the games because if in case they don't get to play in the semifinals, it will be hard for them.
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What's next?
What's next that's yet to be seen. Now that India has qualified for the final, it will hold its back and wait for the announcement of another finalist. The final is all set to be played on March 8 (Sunday) at one of the biggest cricket grounds — Melbourne Cricket ground.
