28/03Result
5th match, India Tri-Nation Women's T20 Series at Mumbai, Mar 28 2018
AUS Women won by 8 wkts (51b rem)
Player of the Match
Ellyse PerryAustralia Women
28/03Result
5th match, India Tri-Nation Women's T20 Series at Mumbai, Mar 28 2018
AUS Women won by 8 wkts (51b rem)
Player of the Match
Ellyse PerryAustralia Women

That's it from all of us here today. Please do join us tomorrow for the game between England and India

Perry is player of the match: It isn't hot but humid, pretty much like back home. It is nice to execute different plans. Our bowling unit has been great for the time we have been in India. It is nice to have an opportunity to open and I enjoy opening

Lanning: It was one of those things(the catch) you try and hope they stick. Probably tried to hit a lot harder too early. [bowling changes] I go by gut feel and good to see it working. Beth Mooney may be fit for the final and it would be good to have her as she is good form.

Knight: Didn't do well with the bat. Alice played well under pressure. You don't have a lot of time in T20 and need to asses the conditions faster. We will learn more from today than the two wins

Australia win by 8 wickets and leave England with a lot of thinking to do. That they won so comprehensively is a setback for England. Lanning seems to be rediscovering her touch and with Mooney set to come back in the final, England have their cut out. The silver lining is their last match against India (before the final) where they will look to iron their deficiencies out.

11.3
4
Hazell to Perry, FOUR, down the leg stump line. She guides it on its way to fine-leg for a boundary.
11.2
4
Hazell to Perry, FOUR, Perry shows how it's done to her skipper as she half-pulls, half-sweeps it past square-leg for a boundary. There was no deep square-leg for Perry
11.1
1
Hazell to Lanning, 1 run, full-toss outside the off stump. She sweeps it to deep square-leg for a single

END OF OVER:
11 | 11 Runs | AUS-W: 88/2 (9 runs required from 54 balls, RR: 8.00, RRR: 1.00)

  • Meg Lanning40 (27b)
  • Ellyse Perry39 (30b)
  • Alice Davidson-Richards2-0-17-0
  • Jenny Gunn2-0-19-0
10.6
1
Davidson-Richards to Lanning, 1 run, makes room and drives it to point for a single
10.5
1
Davidson-Richards to Perry, 1 run, cuts it to point for a single
10.4
4
Davidson-Richards to Perry, FOUR, down the leg stump line. Perry paddles it to fine-leg for a boundary
10.3
0
Davidson-Richards to Perry, no run, pulls it to midwicket
10.2
1
Davidson-Richards to Lanning, 1 run, pushes it to the leg side for a single
10.1
4
Davidson-Richards to Lanning, FOUR, fuller ball outside the off stump. Lanning moves across and whips it in air over fine-leg but Farrant can't get the ball back in after chasing it down to boundary rope

END OF OVER:
10 | 17 Runs | AUS-W: 77/2 (20 runs required from 60 balls, RR: 7.70, RRR: 2.00)

  • Ellyse Perry34 (27b)
  • Meg Lanning34 (24b)
  • Jenny Gunn2-0-19-0
  • Alice Davidson-Richards1-0-6-0
9.6
4
Gunn to Perry, FOUR, slogs it to square-leg for her fourth boundary this over
9.5
4
Gunn to Perry, FOUR, good length ball outside the off stump. She steers it to third-man region for a boundary
9.4
4
Gunn to Perry, FOUR, cross seam bowling by Gunn isn't working as she bowls a short delivery outside off and Perry pulls it to deep midwicket for a boundary
9.3
0
Gunn to Perry, no run, comes forward and drives it to point
9.2
0
Gunn to Perry, no run, wide outside the off stump. She looks to cut it and is beaten
9.1
4
Gunn to Perry, FOUR, fuller ball outside the off stump. She slogs it to deep midwicket for a boundary
9.1
1w
Gunn to Perry, 1 wide, wide down the leg stump line

END OF OVER:
9 | 6 Runs | AUS-W: 60/2 (37 runs required from 11 overs, RR: 6.66, RRR: 3.36)

  • Meg Lanning34 (24b)
  • Ellyse Perry18 (21b)
  • Alice Davidson-Richards1-0-6-0
  • Jenny Gunn1-0-2-0
8.6
0
Davidson-Richards to Lanning, no run, struck on the pad outside the line of the leg stump
8.5
0
Davidson-Richards to Lanning, no run, underedges a slog to fine-leg
8.4
4
Davidson-Richards to Lanning, FOUR, on the leg stump. She sweeps it to deep square-leg for a boundary
8.3
2
Davidson-Richards to Lanning, 2 runs, short ball outside the off stump. Lanning cuts it but the point fielder does well to get some hand on it and save a couple
8.2
0
Davidson-Richards to Lanning, no run, forces it to the leg side

AUS Women 2nd innings Partnerships

WktRunsPlayers
1st9AJ HealyEA Perry
2nd3EJ VillaniEA Perry
3rd85EA PerryMM Lanning