Tammy Beaumont scores record-equalling ninth ODI century for England in win over South Africa
Tammy Beaumont scored a record-equalling century for England against South Africa on Monday.
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Tammy Beaumont scored a record-equalling century for England against South Africa on Monday.
Tammy Beaumont's ninth ODI century guided England to victory by 109 runs and a 3-0 series sweep over South Africa in Leicester. Chasing 372, the opening duo of Laura Wolvaardt and Andrie Steyn provided a glimmer of hope for visitors as they put on 60 inside the first eight overs of the innings. Wolvaardt in particular hammered English bowlers and brought up her 29th ODI half-century, but the talented 23-year-old fell to Charlie Dean for 56.
Sophia Dunkley's maiden one-day international century laid the foundations for England to secure a 114-run victory over South Africa in the second women's ODI in Bristol.
England’s hopes of securing a first home women’s Test victory since 2005 were dashed when the rain brought a premature end to the LV= Insurance Test against South Africa at Taunton.
Alice Davidson-Richards and Nat Sciver hit maiden Test centuries as England sailed into a 44-run lead at the end of day two of the only Test match of England Women’s summer at Taunton.
If the statistics reveal a story of the precarious state of women’s cricket, the words of the man in the sport’s most senior position provided a damning insight into the total lack of eagerness to do anything about them.
Emily Arlott has been denied a potential England Test debut next week with the after-effects of Covid-19 ruling the seamer out of the red-ball clash against South Africa at Taunton.
England captain Heather Knight has described ICC chair Greg Barclay’s comments questioning the future of women’s Test cricket as a “dangerous message”.