Australia Women vs West Indies Women, 1st Semi-Final, ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 - Player HighlightsAUSW vs WIW, 1st Semi-Final, ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 - Player Highlights

Aaliyah Alleyne to Beth Mooney, 1 run, backs away and heaves the 99ks length delivery to the left of deep square

Aaliyah Alleyne to Beth Mooney, 1 run, misses the flick as the ball was sprayed outside leg stump, rolls off the pads down to fine leg for an easy single

Karishma Ramharack to Beth Mooney, 1 run, shimmies out of her crease and chips the offbreak to the right of long-on

Karishma Ramharack to Beth Mooney, 2 runs, backs away and gets an inside-edge on the cut that travels into the mid-wicket pocket, allowing the duo to complete an easy double

Karishma Ramharack to Beth Mooney, 1 run, dances down the wicket and drives the full delivery to the right of Matthews at mid-off

Hayley Matthews to Beth Mooney, 1 run, full on off, Mooney taps it into the off-side and hurries across for a quick single

Hayley Matthews to Beth Mooney, FOUR, 100 up for Australia. Beth Mooney goes after the full ball and blazes the drive all along the ground through cover, beating the diving effort of Dottin to her right in the deep

Hayley Matthews to Beth Mooney, 1 run, oh an attempted bumper from Matthews. It doesn't stop Mooney from bringing her fifty up as she pulls it to deep midwicket. It's her second of the tournament after the one against Netherlands. Great signs for Australia with their premier opener looking in good nick today

Hayley Matthews to Beth Mooney, no run, lots of air, overpitched outside off, and driven to backward point

Afy Fletcher to Beth Mooney, 1 run, floated up on leg, Mooney gets forward and pushes down to long-on

Afy Fletcher to Beth Mooney, 2 runs, turning into the pads, clipped nicely through square leg and Mooney is back for two

Afy Fletcher to Beth Mooney, 2 wides, she didn't leave the leg stump in her first over and now bowls one way down leg. The keeper tested again and she parries it to short fine

Aaliyah Alleyne to Beth Mooney, 2 wides, a long way down leg and the keeper does well to even get a hand on it

Aaliyah Alleyne to Beth Mooney, no run, full delivery on off, Mooney backs away, drives crisply but it's straight to backward point

Aaliyah Alleyne to Beth Mooney, 1 run, right off the toe-end. Was short at the body, probably stopped on Mooney who was through the pull too soon. Rolls away in the midwicket region

Aaliyah Alleyne to Beth Mooney, no run, overpitched outside off, driven to point who makes a good stop

Afy Fletcher to Beth Mooney, 1 run, tucked off the back foot through square leg, again too straight from Fletcher

Afy Fletcher to Beth Mooney, 1 run, leg-stump line again, Mooney paddles it to short fine

Afy Fletcher to Beth Mooney, 2 runs, floated up on the pads, it's flicked away in the gap through midwicket and it's an easy two

Afy Fletcher to Beth Mooney, wide, down the leg-side, Mooney looks to sweep but misses out

Jahzara Claxton to Beth Mooney, FOUR, big over, 18 off it as Mooney finishes with another boundary! Lovely late touch. It's a slower one outside off, she waits and guides it past short third

Jahzara Claxton to Beth Mooney, 2 runs, angled in on middle and leg, Mooney stays still and clips it behind square, two more

Jahzara Claxton to Beth Mooney, FOUR, she's not letting Claxton settle. Again backs away, the line is wide and she has to really reach out for it but still finds the middle of the bat, cutting it crisply through backward point

Jahzara Claxton to Beth Mooney, no run, pace taken right off on the wide line, Mooney reaches out and taps it to cover

Jahzara Claxton to Beth Mooney, FOUR, keeper up to the stumps, it's dug in short again and now Mooney goes through the on-side, transferring her weight back and pulling hard through midwicket

Jahzara Claxton to Beth Mooney, FOUR, there goes Mooney, backing away and making room again. Manages to cut it through the gap at point. Has had a fairly quiet tournament by her standards apart from that fifty against Netherlands. But she looks in great nick here

Hayley Matthews to Beth Mooney, 1 run, some good in-drift, Mooney nudges it into the on-side and is through for a quick single

Hayley Matthews to Beth Mooney, 1 run, length is pulled back on off, Mooney is not to the pitch after stepping out, she adjusts and pats it to long-off

Karishma Ramharack to Beth Mooney, 1 run, not much enthusiasm in the appeal from Ramharack. Flat, sliding in with the arm and catches Mooney on the crease as she shuffles across to clip it away. Goes off the pad to short fine. Oh it's given as runs, might've been an inside edge

Karishma Ramharack to Beth Mooney, FOUR, she's on the charge! Puts on the dancing shoes, meets the pitch of the ball and hammers it over extra cover

Karishma Ramharack to Beth Mooney, no run, tossed up around off, defended forward

Karishma Ramharack to Beth Mooney, FOUR, driven in the air but it's in the gap! Drifting in on middle, full ball, and Mooney makes her own width, stepping away to the leg-side before going through cover. It's something she does very often

Chinelle Henry to Beth Mooney, 1 run, pitched up on off, Mooney drives firmly to mid-on - head down and charges through for the single

Chinelle Henry to Beth Mooney, 2 runs, makes room to go over the off-side ring, the contact isn't the greatest and she slices it over point

Hayley Matthews to Beth Mooney, 1 run, slightly short, Mooney is on the back foot to pull but drags it off a thick under-edge onto pad

Hayley Matthews to Beth Mooney, 3 runs, sliding in with the arm, she shuffles across the stumps, glances it fine and it's a long chase for the fielder. Just about gets there to flick it in, easy three taken

Hayley Matthews to Beth Mooney, FOUR, dragged down short, begging to be hit and Mooney obliges. Already a good start for the Aussies. She rocks back and pulls it behind square

Hayley Matthews to Beth Mooney, no run, overpitched outside off, Mooney drives well but fails to find the gap. Good diving stop at backward point

Chinelle Henry to Beth Mooney, 1 run, tucked away into the on-side, watching it nicely on the back foot as Henry strays on middle and leg