England beat Thailand by 98 runs as Thailand make 78-7
Eng 176-2 - Knight 108* (first T20 century), Sciver 59*
England had lost openers Jones & Wyatt without scoring
Pakistan 127-2 (Maroof 38*) - beat Windies by eight wickets
West Indies 124-7 (won toss) - Taylor 43, Campbelle 43
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...it wasn't a fairytale win on their major ICC global tournament debut, but they impressed everyone with their fielding in particular, before bowing out to West Indies by seven wickets.
England captain Heather Knight: "I was going to bat, so I'm not too fussed. The wicket looks a bit patchy so it could be a bit two-paced. Our bowling performance was outstanding against South Africa, but we had too many dot balls in the middle overs when we were batting. When you don't know the opposition that well, you can focus on your own game."
Thailand captain Sornnarin Tippoch: "We are going to field first because we are confident with our fielding and bowling and we will try to restrict England.
"We are unchanged from the first game."
Thailand win the toss - and will field first.
Both teams are unchanged.
...safe to say it didn't go to plan. While they bowled well, they didn't have enough runs to defend, and South Africa prevailed in an exciting finish:
Rather like the Afghanistan men's team about a decade ago, the Thailand women's team have rather come from nowhere to take their place on the global stage.
Amy Lofthouse has been speaking to some of the people involved, and can fill you in with more about England's opponents today - you can read her feature here while we wait for the toss.
Image source, Getty ImagesWith nearly all of the teams having played at least once by now (apart from Pakistan who haven't played at all, and begin their campaign later today), the TMS team have collected their thoughts on the tournament so far.
You can listen to Henry Moeran, England spinner Alex Hartley, journalist Melinda Farrell, and our very own Amy Lofthouse discussing it all on the latest TMS podcast.
Image source, EPAMorning, everyone. It's been a cracking start to the Women's T20 World Cup down in Australia - the two favourites both lost their opening games, we've had some thrilling finishes, unlikely heroines, precocious teenagers and after six games, it's no exaggeration to say none of them have been one-sided.
The tournament has moved a couple of time zones over from Perth to Canberra, so it's all eyes on the Manuka Oval for today's double-header. We'll bring you West Indies v Pakistan later, but first up, please step forward, meeting for the first time, England and Thailand.
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