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Victoria Women
Western Australia Women
243/10
( 48.5 overs )
270/8
( 50 overs )
Western Australia Women win by 27 runs
48.5Edgar to S Day243/10
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Amy Edgar to Sophie Day. Length ball, slog sweeping, mis-timed in the air uncontrolled to mid wicket, caught by Mills. That's the game! Despite a dogged performance from this depleted Victorian side, the Western Australians have claimed a comfortable 27 run victory where they were rarely headed. Unfortunately for the Vics, their top order couldn't make the most of the powerplay and found themselves in early strife at 3/71. From then on, they were chasing their tails despite some resilient knocks in their middle order. Similar to the West Australian batting innings, spin dominated, with Mills and Edgar proving hard to get away. Cleary's economical spell deserves a mention in a match where most pace bowlers found it hard to restrict the batters. Chloe Piparo is Player of the Match for her outstanding captain's knock at the top of the innings that set up the match-winning total for Western Australia! These two teams are back at it again on Friday so please join us then! Good night!
48.3R McKenna242/9
Run OUT. OUT! Run Out. Amy Edgar to Sophie Day. Length ball, driving, mis-timed back to bowler, by Stockwell.
47.3Britcliffe to J Nevins232/8
OUT stumped. OUT! Stumped. Zoe Britcliffe to Jas Nevins. Length ball, driving, missed, by Stockwell.
44.3Britcliffe to R O'Donnell219/7
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Zoe Britcliffe to Rhiann O'Donnell. Half volley, driving, mis-timed to extra cover, caught by Mills.
38.2Edgar to T Atkinson190/6
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Amy Edgar to Tiana Atkinson. Length ball, working, Edged in the air uncontrolled to gully, caught by Bekker.
33.6Bekker to T Flintoff156/5
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Charis Bekker to Tess Flintoff. Back of a length, driving, mis-timed in the air uncontrolled to short extra cover, caught by Piparo.
28.6Cleary to E Hayward139/4
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Piepa Cleary to Ella Hayward. Length ball, driving, mis-timed in the air uncontrolled to short extra cover, caught by Mills.
15.3Edgar to O Henry71/3
LBW OUT. OUT! L.B.W. Amy Edgar to Olivia Henry. Length ball, working, hit pad to backward point.
12.2Mills to S Reid61/2
Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Lilly Mills to Sophie Reid. Yorker, pushing, missed.
5.4Peschel to N Faltum32/1
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Taneale Peschel to Nicole Faltum. Length ball, pushing, mis-timed in the air uncontrolled to short extra cover, caught by Piparo.
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