And Anne Keothavong's team will now be red-hot favourites to beat underdogs Slovakia in the last four tomorrow.
The start of the women's World Cup of tennis was delayed last week because of torrential rain in Malaga.
But the British team have since left their own trail of destruction by winning both ties without dropping a set.
Toronto-born Raducanu needed only 28 minutes to bagel Canadian No.2 Rebecca Merino before winning 6-0 7-5.
And then British No.1 Boulter broke Leylah Fernandez's serve five times to win 6-2 6-4.
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