Every competitor weighed inside the limit, with Sean 'Masher' Dodd raising cheers from the crowd after he lifted opponent Cori Gibbs off his feet. Warner notched three half-centuries in the tournament, scoring 65 against Sri Lanka and an unbeaten 89 in the win over the West Indies to seal Australia's place in the semi-finals, where he added 49 in their five-wicket victory over Pakistan. "My first game feels like a lifetime ago now, when I was a 16-year-old. I just remember being really excited and really nervous being on live TV, and also it being down at Bath which is always a really tough venue to go to anyway. "I just tried to hook in with team-mates around me, and they supported me through that. Mike Greenwood, who was the coach at the time, he was always really supportive and really keen to push me. I will forever be grateful to Mike for pushing me really hard and giving me that opportunity."