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England have recalled Tammy Beaumont and Lauren Filer to their one-day international (ODI) squad for the women's Ashes series against Australia, the country's cricket board (ECB) said on Monday, after the pair missed out on the three Twenty20 Internationals.
Indian women's team captain Harmanpreet Kaur and her deputy Smriti Mandhana dropped a place each to sixth and seventh respectively in the latest ICC rankings for batters in ODIs released in Dubai on Tuesday. Swashbuckling batter Harmanpreet has 716 rating points while Mandhana has 714. Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu topped the chart with 758 points, the first player from the island nation to achieve the feat. In bowling, left-arm spinner Rajeshwari Gayakwad (617 rating points) and senior off-spinning all-rounder Deepti Sharma are placed eighth and tenth respectively in the list headed by England's Sophie Ecclestone, who has accumulated 751 points.
Australia won the Women’s Ashes Test against England by 89 runs after taking the last five wickets in the morning session of the final day. England started the day needing 152 runs to win the match at Trent Bridge, while Australia required five wickets. Ad Ashleigh Gardner claimed all five wickets within 90 minutes to finish with eight in the second innings and 12 for the match.
Australia's Ashleigh Gardner tore through England's rear guard to help the visitors win the one-off test match at Trent Bridge by 89 runs on the fifth day on Monday, despite a battling half century by Danni Wyatt.
Tammy Beaumont made history by becoming the first England player to make a double century, but Australia lead by 92 runs after day three of the Ashes at Trent Bridge. Beaumont’s opener of 208 smashed a record which had stood for 88 years when Betty Snowball scored 189 against New Zealand at Christchurch in 1935. Ad Beaumont's score is England women's highest in any format.
NOTTINGHAM, England : Opener Tammy Beaumont became the first Englishwoman to score a double century as she led the hosts' fightback on day three of the women's Ashes test on Saturday before Australia extended their lead to 92 runs.
NOTTINGHAM, England : Australia's Annabel Sutherland went into the record books with the highest score for a women's batter at number eight or lower with an unbeaten 137 before picking up a wicket in her first over on Friday as England trail by 255 runs in the Ashes test.
Australia's Ellyse Perry hit an eye-catching 99 before Sophie Ecclestone led England's fightback on the first day of the women's Ashes on Thursday. Perry was Australia's driving force as the tourists reached 328-7 at close of play in the lone Test of the multi-format series at Trent Bridge. In the biggest moment of a dramatic day, Perry overturned an lbw verdict off Lauren Filer's first ball at international level. Perry, who had scored only 10 at the time, went on to reach her fifth 50-plus score in 10 Tests against England.