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Sports - / Jun 21, 2026 - Women's T20 WC, IND vs SA Live: Spinners bring India back in the game - IND W vs SA W Live Score, Women's T20 World Cup 2026: India and South Africa head into a high-stakes Women's T20 World Cup clash in Manchester with plenty still to prove despite making positive starts to their campaigns. The two sides, who contested the Women's ODI World Cup final earlier this year, have yet to hit top gear in the ongoing tournament.India have registered two convincing victories but concerns remain over the middle order, with Richa Ghosh being the only batter to consistently deliver. The team has also suffered a setback with the loss of leg-spinner Shreyanka Patil through injury. Uncapped Prema Rawat has been drafted into the squad and could compete with Radha Yadav for a place in the playing XI.Bowling coach Aavishkar Salvi expressed confidence in Radha, highlighting her all-round value and strong work ethic. Deepti Sharma is also on the verge of becoming the highest wicket-taker in women's internationals.South Africa, meanwhile, have struggled with partnerships and strike rotation despite edging past Pakistan after losing to Australia. The return of Shabnim Ismail has strengthened their bowling attack, but the batting unit needs greater consistency.All-rounder Chloe Tryon admitted the Proteas have not played their best cricket but insisted the team remains focused. "We can't really focus on what has happened elsewhere. Probably haven't played our best cricket. Still got over the line against Pakistan, but still a little bit nervy."The clash at Old Trafford could have a major bearing on the race for the semifinals.

Times of India - 5 minutes ago