'Frustrating' washout puts India into women's T20 World Cup final eNCA
With a minimum of 10 overs per side needed for a result and no break in the weather, the umpires called it off without a ball being bowled.
Four-time champions Australia, who finished second in Group A, will be praying for the rain to ease for Thursday's second semi-final against South Africa, who topped Group B. England captain Heather Knight had said before the match that"there will be a lot of pressure on the ICC to change" the rules. "We've asked the question and it's not part of the playing conditions and we respect that," he told Melbourne's SEN radio.
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