MUMBAI, India: Defending champions Australia surged unbeaten into the Women’s World Cup semifinals and are clear favorites to defeat hosts India in front of an expected sell-out crowd. Seven-time champions Australia won six of their seven league matches to underline why they are the team to beat in the 50-over tournament, the other game being a washout. India and Australia clash at the 45,000-capacity DY Patil Stadium on the outskirts of Mumbai on Thursday after the first semifinal between England and South Africa in Guwahati on Wednesday.

BBC Sport and data analysts CricViz look at the stats behind Australia's dominance in one-day internationals, and how their opposition might be able to beat them.

MUMBAI, India: Defending champions Australia surged unbeaten into the Women’s World Cup semifinals and are clear favorites to defeat hosts India in front of an expected sell-out…