So barring a major miracle, New Zealand are out of their home World Cup. But a few of them stay back to sign autographs for the little kids at Hagley Oval. That's awesome. On that note we finish off our coverage. Do check out all the action on this platform. The report should be up anytime now. Tomorrow we will know who the remaining two semi-finalists are. Crucial games for both England and India. We will be there to bring you all the action. Do join us then. Until then, on behalf of Ekanth and our scorer Vairavan, signing off from here. Be well. Bye.

A few user feedback before we wrap things up:

Andrew Miller: "Bates, Martin and Satterthwaite are likely to call it quits, but at 32 I'm hoping Sophie Devine will stick around a bit longer. They'll be even more reliant on her experience as they introduce new players. "

Jared: "I'd be surprised if it's the last time we see Devine for NZ. Maybe Martin's last, and Bates and Satterthwaite will be nearing the end, but Devine's got a few years left"

Stephen: "NZ are still alive! If Bangladesh make 250 and bowl England out for under 58, and SA do the same to India, we qualify! Ahem.."

murali: "Kudos to the Pakistan women for lasting the entire 50 overs!! "

Devine 2/2: You can't rule out how much it makes a difference to the Women's game. If you put teams on average wickets, you are going to get average games, doesn't matter if it is male or female. We have been lucky to have got fantastic wickets which have produced some serious games of cricket and we are absolutely gutted not to be moving forward in the tournament. I wish all the teams that do go through all the best, hope the rest of the New Zealand public gets in behind them. It's been one heck of a tournament so far. It's certainly an important time for me to step away and have a bit of a reflection and be able to decompress a little bit. It's pretty forlorn, I have been going on since about August-September times and a really good opportunity to refresh, take some time off and come back. We are lucky that we have got a bit of time off now as a group. We will take that time to reconnect with family and friends we haven't seen in months. At this stage it is well and truly there, but it's important that I take that time and reflect about what I want to do. At the end of the day, I want to make sure I'm still enjoying. I had some great fun in the tournament, at the moment I still want to keep playing but we will see what happens. For a lot of us older girls, we have been dreaming about this tournament for a long time and even to have the 2000 winning World Cup team here, these sort of teams, they stay with you for a long long time. That probably wont happen for us - playing a World Cup at home, so we wanted to make sure we savour that. There's so many legends that have played in this tournament who might not be there, not just from our team but from other teams as well and they have been such an impact on the women's game.

Sophie Devine 1/2: It's pretty bitter-sweet today to be fair. Nice to come and put on a good performance today. Suzie was outstanding and Hannah Rowe with the ball to back up the way she did after going for a little bit, really proud of that. Tournament as a whole - you can look back and pick apart ball-by-ball every one of those games on what you could've done differently. Unfortunately we were on the wrong side of it, we are disappointed with it but there will be a thorough review of that post this tournament. Without a doubt, this has been the most competitive World Cup I have been involved in. In general, the run-scoring has been phenomenal and the way the teams are chasing now - back in the day 200 was defendable, whereas now England nearly chased down 310 against Australia and that's becoming the norm. Huge credit has to go to the groundstaff around the country, obviously a bit biased but the wickets here in New Zealand have been outstanding. Helps with the standard of cricket you see.

Bismah Maroof: We got opportunities to grab in the field. We gave away too many runs in the field. If we could've restricted them under 240, then we would've chased it down, nonetheless, the set batters - myself and Nida got out. If we could've stayed till the end, we might have had a chance to chase it. We could have won those matches, it hurts but that's a learning for us, we will take on as a team and try to improve where we need to improve. Sidra Amin's century was a positive for us and Nida Dar performed in two matches that was really brilliant. We could've achieved more than we did, we need to improve and that will be our target.

Hannah Rowe: It's a bit strange going from the powerplay to getting a five-for but pretty happy I could do a job for my team. I'm pretty happy as it's my first five ever I think. It has been a really tough week for the girls. We had a lot of time this week to come out and put a big effort in.

Suzie Bates: Not so much today, earlier in the week when we came down to Christchurch, we knew that after losing that close game to England, it would be tough to make the semis. Probably realised we had to get rid of the emotions and had a job to do. We have had such great support throughout the tournament. Today we were ready to play just cricket but earlier in the week there were a few emotions. I'm pretty determined every game I play to get runs, just hasn't gone my way. Once I got in today, I wanted to take the game deep and finish off the 50 overs and make sure we got a score on the board. No did not know that [on being the only player to score four hundreds in four different #CWC editions]. It is a nice record to share but I want to share the Player of the Match award with Hannah Rowe. She bowled outstandingly today. Nice to win get a win today.

Suzie Bates is the Player of the Match. But she decides to share it with Hannah Rowe.

Coming to the chase, Pakistan made a good fight of it but the hosts were too strong. Muneeba at the top played aggressively and then when Nida and Bismah were in the middle, Pakistan were right in the chase but Hannah Rowe - after a poor first spell came storming back to break the back of the chase with a five-fer. She tried to finish the game off with a six-fer but it was not to be. Once Bismah fell, Pakistan just collapsed. The last wicket pair did well to play out the remaining 9 overs and ensured that they batted out the overs without getting bowled out. Stay tuned for the presentation.

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6.22pm: The White Ferns end their #CWC22 campaign with a win and end on a high. They take their time to get off the field. Probably the last time we get to see the likes of Suzie Bates, Katey Martin and Sophie Devine in the national colours. They soak it all in as they congratulate each other. They do well to keep their emotions in check. Smiling away, and walking off into the sunset. New Zealand are out of the semi-final race unless a miracle of sorts happens tomorrow.