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ICC Women's World Cup 2013
Super Six
Ground:
Barabati Stadium, Cuttack
Last updated: 10th February 2013
Anya Shrubsole celebrates another South African wicket
Anya Shrubsole was delighted by her performance as England's women kept alive their chances of reaching the final of the World Cup in India.
Shrubsole claimed 5-17 as South Africa were bowled out for 77 in 29.3 overs with England winning by seven wickets in this Super Sixes clash in Cuttack.
Shrubsole admitted: "I had a pretty good day with the ball today. Everything seemed to have clicked really well for me.
"But I am just happy to contribute towards a really good team performance and get the win that we vitally needed."
England reached their target with 40.3 overs to spare at the Barbati Stadium, closing the net run-rate gap on a New Zealand side they will face in a possible make-or-break match on Wednesday.
Shrubsole added: "We knew we had to come here and win really well and that's what we did. It was the perfect game for us.
"As a bowling unit, we have been going pretty well and obviously Charlotte has that confidence in us to go out and do a job. That is what we have done today.
"We are really happy as a bowling unit again and the batters today backed us up and knocked off the runs quickly - as they needed to."