Women's T20 World Cup semi-final: India Women vs Australia Women in last 10 T20Is

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The semi-final line-up for the Women's T20 World Cup in South Africa is ready and India Women are all set to take on Australia Women in the first semi-final on Thursday, February 23. Australia topped Group A, while India finished second in Group B behind England Women. Hosts South Africa, who finished second in Group A, are the fourth semi-finalists.

India and Australia had locked horns in the final of T20 World Cup in 2020 as India lost the match by 85 runs in front a record crowd at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Australia also defeated the Harmanpreet Kaur-led side in the Gold medal at the Commonwealth Games. Overall, the Women in Blue have played a total of 30 T20I matches against the Australians, losing 22 and winnings just 7. One match ended without a result.

In this informative piece let's have a look at the result of last 10 T20I matches between India and Australia.

India Women (IND-W) vs Australia Women (AUS-W) last 10 matches and results

• IND-W vs AUS-W - Mumbai - December 20, 2022 - Australia won by 54 runs

• IND-W vs AUS-W - Mumbai - December 17, 2022 - Australia won by 7 runs

• IND-W vs AUS-W - Mumbai - December 14, 2022 - Australia won by 21 runs

• IND-W vs AUS-W - Mumbai - December 11, 2022 - India Women won the one-over eliminator

• IND-W vs AUS-W - Mumbai - December 9, 2022 - Australia won by nine wickets

• IND-W vs AUS-W - Birmingham - August 7, 2022 - Australia won by nine runs

• IND-W vs AUS-W - Birmingham - July 29 - Australia won by three wickets

• IND-W vs AUS-W - Carrara - October 10, 2021 - Australia won by 14 runs

• IND-W vs AUS-W - Carrara - October 9, 2021 - Australia won by 4 wickets

• IND-W vs AUS-W - Carrara - October 7, 2021 - No result

• IND-W vs AUS-W - Melbourne - March 8, 2020 - Australia won by 85 runs

Apart from the T20 World Cup 2020 final and the Gold medal match at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games, Australia had also denied India the opportunity to win their maiden 50-over World Cup by handing them a 98-run defeat in the 2005 final.

At the Newlands Stadium in Cape Town on Thursday, India would be hoping to set the records straight against Meg Lanning's side.