In thursday
Women's World Cup: DY Patil Stadium Bursting To The Seams As Huge Crowd Gathers For India V Australia Semis
Though the ICC is yet to give the official figures, unofficial estimates put the crowd in the vicinity of 25,000, which will set a new record for the largest number of spectators inside a stadium for a women's cricket match.
In the middle, India were struggling to contain the Australian batters as seven-time winners and the defending champions Australia cruised to 225/3 in 35 overs, but the crowd was enjoying themselves, supporting the Indian team.
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