India face a tough challenge as they take on defending champions Australia in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 semi-final at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on Thursday. Australia, unbeaten so far in the tournament, are eyeing a record-extending eighth Women’s ODI World Cup crown. Their dominance and depth make them firm favourites, while India will rely on home conditions and crowd support to pull off an upset and reach their first-ever World Cup final. The two sides previously met in the group stage, where Australia, ranked No. 1 in the world, chased down a record total to beat third-ranked India by three wickets in a thrilling, high-scoring encounter. India will aim to learn from that loss and bring their best performance on the big stage. IND vs AUS Semi-final, Match Details Date Time: 30 October, 03:00 PM Venue: DY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai Live Streaming: Jio Hotstar (App/Website) Live Telecast: Star Sports Network IND vs AUS head-to-head Australia Women have dominated India Women in One-Day Internationals. Out of 60 matches played between the two sides, Australia have won 49, while India have managed just 11 victories. There have been no tied games or no results. Australia’s win percentage stands at an impressive 81.67%, compared to India’s 18.33%, highlighting the Aussies’ clear upper hand in this rivalry. DY Patil Stadium pitch report The stadium’s pitch offers good bounce and consistent pace, making it ideal for stroke play and high scores in limited-overs cricket. While fast bowlers get early movement under suitable conditions, batting becomes easier as the match progresses. Spinners find assistance later as the surface dries out, adding grip and turn, though it remains largely batter-friendly. Navi Mumbai weather report The weather is likely to be cloudy with a temperature of around 32°C on match day. Humidity levels are expected at 68%, making it feel slightly muggy. There’s a 20% chance of precipitation, so light showers are possible. Winds will blow at 23 km/h, bringing mild relief from the heat in Navi Mumbai. Post navigation West Indies beat Bangladesh by 14 runs in second T20I:Shai Hope, Alick Athanaze score half-centuries, Tanzid Hassan’s 61-run knock goes in vain Shreyas Iyer ruled out of remainder of 2025?:Former IPL physio says ‘laceration of spleen’ takes minimum two months to heal