England booked their place in the final against Spain on Sunday.
— The Prince and Princess of Wales England cricket fans took great delight in the Lionesses getting one over the Aussies, with the Barmy Army tweeting: “Oh bye bye Aussies, bye bye” towards the end of the game.
But there were jubilant scenes as the final whistle blew and many fans embraced each other ahead of the final against Spain on Sunday. Composed finishes from Hemp and Russo rounded off a professional display, helping England sweep aside the host nation. Mischa McDonald, 12, was one of about a dozen young players celebrating the result at England captain Millie Bright’s former club, Killamarsh Dynamos.
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