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Australia has retained the Women's Ashes yet again, with a victory in the first of three one-day internationals making it impossible for England to do anything either than tie the multi-format series.
After a scintillating finish to the lone Women's Ashes Test between Australia and England, the battle for the urn still hangs in the balance.
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.
Nat Sciver said England feel “pretty positive” despite seeing a promising start slip through their fingers on the first day of the only Test of the Women’s Ashes in Canberra.
Captain Meg Lanning and left-hander Rachael Haynes put on a fourth-wicket partnership of 169 as Australia batted their way into a strong position on the first day of their Ashes test against England in Canberra on Thursday.
England saw a promising start slip through their fingers on the first day of the only Test of the women’s Ashes, with Meg Lanning’s 93 shifting the momentum towards Australia in Canberra.
Missed chances hurt England as Australia took control of the crucial Ashes Test on day one in Canberra.
With the series in the balance, the main event of the 2022 Women's Ashes arrives in Canberra as Australia and England don the white clothes.