Competizioni
Australia v England
Serie di test
Big Bash League
Australia
Women's Big Bash League
Australia
Regione
Inghilterra
Serie di test
Il Cento
One Day Internationals
Twenty20 Internationals
3.3
W
Shrubsole a R Haynes13/1
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Anya Shrubsole to Rachael Haynes. Length ball, pulling, Edged in the air uncontrolled, caught by Jones.
16.6
W
Cross a M Lanning60/2
Bowled diretto. OUT! Bowled. Kate Cross to Meg Lanning. Length ball, driving, missed.
17.2
W
Ecclestone a E Perry61/3
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught & Bowled. Sophie Ecclestone to Ellyse Perry. Half volley, driving, mis-timed in the air uncontrolled back to bowler.
20.1
W
Cross a A Healy67/4
Fuori per stumping. OUT! Stumped. Kate Cross to Alyssa Healy. Length ball, driving, missed, by Jones.
34.1
W
Brunt a T McGrath125/5
Bowled diretto. OUT! Bowled. Katherine Brunt to Tahlia McGrath. Length ball, driving, missed.
37.6
W
A Gardner141/6
Correre FUORI. OUT! Run Out. Sophie Ecclestone to Beth Mooney. Length ball, driving, Played to mid wicket, fielded by Knight, by Jones.
40.6
W
Cross a J Jonassen152/7
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Kate Cross to Jess Jonassen. Length ball, driving, Edged in the air uncontrolled to cover, caught by Beaumont.
49.4
W
Brunt a A King204/8
Bowled diretto. OUT! Bowled. Katherine Brunt to Alana King. Length ball, slog sweeping, hit pad.
49.6
W
Brunt a B Mooney205/9
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Katherine Brunt to Beth Mooney. Length ball, driving, mis-timed in the air uncontrolled to mid off, caught by Winfield-Hill. Australia finish at 9-205, an innings stunted for the first 30 overs by England's measured bowling. While most batters departed after a start, it was Beth Mooney who fought hard to keep the score ticking with an entertaining innings of 73 from 91 balls. England's bowling attack shared the load, however Kate Cross and Katherine Brunt were particularly dangerous with 3 wickets each. This sets up an exciting run chase on a challenging pitch, with England needing to win this game to keep their hopes of an Ashes victory alive.
