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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.
England's hopes of drawing the Women's Ashes were emphatically ended with Heather Knight's side rolled for just 129 in the second ODI as Australia secured a series-clinching victory.
Australia have retained the Women's Ashes, producing a stifling display with the ball to claim a 27-run win at Manuka Oval.
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.
Beth Mooney's 73-run knock was followed up by Darcie Brown's four-wicket haul to help Australia defeat England by 27 runs in the first ODI of the three-match series at the Manuka Oval in Canberra on Thursday. With this win, Australia have taken an 8-4 lead in the Women's Ashes and, as a result, have retained the urn. Chasing 206, England got off to a bad start as Tammy Beaumont (3) and Heather Knight (0) were sent back to the pavilion by Darcie Brown in the fourth over of the innings, reducing the visitors to 10/2. Nat Sciver then added 29 runs to the total along with Lauren Winfield Hill. However, this stand was broken in the 11th over by Megan Schutt as she got the better of Winfield Hill (13) and England was reduced to 39/3.
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.
