Your vote for the best moment in women's Ashes cricket history revealed
As Australia's women celebrate winning the Ashes once again, it's time to reveal the moments you selected as your favourite throughout the history of the famous rivalry.
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As Australia's women celebrate winning the Ashes once again, it's time to reveal the moments you selected as your favourite throughout the history of the famous rivalry.
All-round performances from Ellyse Perry and Tahlia McGrath helped Australia defeat England by five wickets in the second ODI of the three-match series at the Junction Oval on Sunday. With this win, Australia won the Women's Ashes as the hosts have gained a 10-4 lead in the ongoing series. The third and final ODI will be played on Tuesday. Chasing 130, Australia got off to a rocky start as Rachael Haynes (10) was first dismissed by Anya Shrubsole and then Meg Lanning (0) was sent back to the pavilion by Kate Cross, with the hosts being reduced to 18/2 in the seventh over.
Australia sealed an Ashes series victory with a five-wicket win over England in the second one-day-international in Melbourne.
Ellyse Perry has recaptured her best form with a commanding, all-round display to power Australia to a five-wicket one-day international win against England.
Ellyse Perry has recaptured her best form with a commanding all-round display to power Australia to a five-wicket ODI win against England.
Australia have retained the Women’s Ashes with a 27-run victory over England in the first one-day international of the multi-format series in Canberra.
Heather Knight admitted England have lacked a “killer instinct” in the Women’s Ashes after a 27-run defeat in the first one-day international saw Australia retain the trophy.
MELBOURNE : Australia retained the Women's Ashes against England with two matches to spare following their 27-run victory in the opening one-day international on Thursday.