England and Australia share dramatic draw in Test as Women’s Ashes remain alive
England and Australia both came close to snatching victory in a thrilling finale before the one-off Test at Canberra finished in a draw to keep the Women’s Ashes alive.
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England and Australia both came close to snatching victory in a thrilling finale before the one-off Test at Canberra finished in a draw to keep the Women’s Ashes alive.
England captain Heather Knight is “living in hope” of victory in the women’s Ashes Test against Australia after she led her team’s fightback on a rain-affected third day in Canberra.
(Reuters) - England captain Heather Knight's unbeaten 168 early strikes from Katherine Brunt revived the visitors against Australia before rain allowed just a session's play on the third day of the one-off women's Ashes test in Canberra on Saturday.
Come to Australia, we’ve a chance at the Ashes, they said. Come to Australia, there’d be sun, they said. Unfortunately for us, and for England, just as it was with the T20s before, right at the moment that our appetites had been whetted and an intriguing future was in store, the rain came down. They don’t write this on the travel posters.
A career-best 168 not out from Heather Knight and two quick wickets from Katherine Brunt brought England back into the women’s Ashes Test against Australia on a rain-affected third day in Canberra.
England captain Heather Knight's unbeaten 168 early strikes from Katherine Brunt revived the visitors against Australia before rain allowed just a session's play on the third day of the one-off women's Ashes test in Canberra on Saturday.
Rain hurt England's bid to set up an unlikely victory push on day three of the Women's Ashes Test against Australia in Canberra.
Heather Knight is the best Test batter in the world said team-mate Katherine Brunt after the England captain's superb Ashes century in Canberra.