Australia 180 (Perry 60, Ecclestone 4-35, Capsey 3-22) against England England found inspiration from an unlikely source with Alice Capsey produce a career-best performance with the ball to spark a major Australia collapse with the help of Sophie Ecclestoneas the home side were bowled out for just 180 at Melbourne’s Junction Oval. Capsey, with just … Read more
Sleeves India 370 for 5 (Rodrigues 102, Harleen 89, Mandhana 73, Rawal 67, Prendergast 2-75, Kelly 2-82) against Ireland Ireland were sent hunting for leather as each of India’s top four enjoyed their time with the bat without having to deal with the pressure associated with an international match. The end result was that India … Read more
Innings break India 314 for 9 (Mandhana 91, Harleen 40, Rawal 40, James 5-45) against West Indies India needed their two most experienced players – Smriti Mandhana And Harmanpreet Kaur – to give body to a round which struggled to find momentum for large games. The result: an intermediate score turning into a potential winner … Read more
Australia 298 for 6 (Sutherland 110, McGrath 56*, Gardner 50, Reddy 4-26) beaten India 215 (Mandhana 105, Deol 39, Gardner 5-30, Schutt 2-26) by 83 runs After being sent down, Sutherland got Australia out of trouble with 110 off 95 balls as the home side reached a formidable 298 for 6. After struggling with the … Read more
South Africa 189 for 4 (Wolvaardt 59*, de Klerk 48*) beaten England 186 (Dean 47*, Knight 40, Dercksen 3-16, Kapp 3-24) by six wickets Versatile Marizanne Kapp And Annerie Dercksen were at the forefront as South Africa kicked off the women’s ODI series against England with a six-wicket victory in Kimberley. The duo shared six … Read more
Pakistan 148 for 0 (Ayub 113*, Shafique 32*) beat Zimbabwe 145 (Myers 33, Williams 31, Abrar 4-33, Salman 3-26) by ten wickets Pakistan made up for a lackluster performance in the first ODI with a near-perfect performance in the second, crushing Zimbabwe by ten wickets to level the series. Opener Saim Ayub scored the fastest … Read more