Matthews criticises ‘unfair’ funding after Australia crush West Indies to race into final

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West Indies captain Hayley Matthews described the global cricket funding as "unfair" after their T20 World Cup semi-final loss to Australia.
Matthews stated that increased investment in women's cricket has widened the gap between nations, making it harder for teams like the West Indies to compete.
She highlighted the lack of pathway programs and limited domestic season for West Indies players compared to Australia's extensive leagues and opportunities.
Australia comfortably chased down West Indies' target of 126 with eight wickets and seven overs to spare.
The West Indies innings suffered a collapse, losing four wickets for 12 runs.
Deandra Dottin experienced a medical emergency before the match but still batted, alongside Jannillea Glasgow, to provide some late impetus.
Australia's Ellyse Perry retired hurt during the chase but is expected to be fit for the final.

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