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Australia Women vs Pakistan Women, Match 21 Commentary, Live Updates

AUS-W vs PAK-W, 2026 - T20 Live Commentary

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Match 21, Headingley, Leeds , Jun 23, 2026
Australia Women Australia Women
199/7 (20.0/20)
Pakistan Women Pakistan Women
86 (13.4/20)
Australia Women beat Pakistan Women by 113 runs
  • Player of the Match
    Ellyse Perry
    71(48)&2/9(1)
Over and out from Headingley - A pretty one-sided contest comes to an end, which was also the last match at Leeds in this T20 World Cup. Up next, the Home of Cricket is all set to host its first game of the tournament, as England Women take on West Indies Women. Two unbeaten sides and the winner of that clash will confirm the semifinal berth. That game will be played at Lord's on Wednesday, 24th June, 2026 and the first ball is scheduled to be bowled at 5.30 pm GMT. But our buildup will begin well in advance, so do tune in for that and all the exciting pre-match updates as well. Until then, cheers!
Kangaroos with a big leap - Four games, four wins. The Australian juggernaut seems to have no stopping and the confidence is oozing through the camp. But still, their qualification is just not confirmed yet, with the likes of India and South Africa breathing down their necks. With a bit of wrinkles to iron out in their batting order, the Aussies will now travel to Lord's for one of their toughest challenges as they face India Women on Sunday, 28th June, 2026. As for Pakistan, they will take a trip to Bristol for their final league game, against the Netherlands, on Saturday, 27th June, 2026. They will aim to end their campaign and head home with something positive to take from the global event.
The victorious captain of Australia Women - Sophie Molineux says it was a great night for cricket, with a nice crowd in attendance, and is pleased with the win. She adds that she is enjoying captaincy despite it being a different and challenging experience over the last few months, crediting the players and support staff for helping her settle into the role. She believes the side's depth gives them plenty of flexibility, allowing them to adapt to conditions, opposition and batting orders, calling it a good problem to have. She is particularly pleased with the batters' response after losing an early wicket, highlighting the massive Powerplay and praising Perry for her attacking intent and Voll for striking the ball beautifully. She adds that players stepping up at different moments will be crucial moving forward. On areas to improve, she says the team will review the game as always, as there are still boxes to tick despite some strong wins this season, and insists they will continue striving to get better.
The Pakistani captain - Fatima Sana is blunt in her assessment, saying Pakistan played poor cricket and the whole team has to accept that. On their preparation heading into the tournament, she says they put in a lot of practice back in Pakistan and the sessions were good, but she admits they needed a better response from the players out in the middle. On the positives, she points to the bowling, saying Pakistan did well with the ball, considering the start Australia got. She singles out Nashra and Sadia for praise, calling their efforts awesome, but highlights that the team needs more players to step up and support them. She admits Pakistan have been struggling in that regard, and while they have good performers in the side, they need others to consistently contribute around them.
... Time to hear it from the two captains ...
Tormented the bowlers - Mooney was gone first ball, first over, and Pakistan thought they had their opening. They were wrong. Perry and Voll walked out, sized up the situation, and proceeded to make Leeds look very small. Perry was imperious at one end, Voll kept the scoreboard ticking and threw the odd haymaker at the other, and between them they wrung the life out of Pakistan's bowling with a century stand that settled the contest well ahead of schedule. A clutch of wickets through the middle gave Pakistan a brief flutter of hope, but it was short-lived. Carey came in late, and had a big swing, pushing Australia deep into 190-plus territory. For Pakistan, Sadia Iqbal, Rameen Shamim, and Nashra Sandhu took two wickets each, but the rest of the bowling group just didn't make any kind of impact.
A sizzling bowling display - Australia's depth across both departments is something else entirely. It showed again today, with the bat doing the early damage and eight bowling options rotating through, each capable of taking wickets on any given day. Pakistan never got a foothold, and that is exactly what happens when you come up against a side this complete. The likes of Molineux, Perry and Sutherland chipped in with a couple of wickets, with Wareham picking one of her own. But Pakistan would admit that their misery was more self-inflicted, with as many as three run outs.
Pakistan crumbled under their own weight - Pakistan had a mountain to chase and proceeded to make it steeper themselves. A couple of run outs in the early stages strangled any momentum before it could breathe, and from that point, the chase never truly lived. Muneeba Ali and Iram Javed tried their best to drag Pakistan back into the contest, but Wareham stepped in at the right moment, broke the partnership, and sent the middle order into a spin. Perry then turned the screw with a double strike, and once Muneeba fell, there was nothing left to hold the innings together. Wicket by wicket, Pakistan simply caved, the pressure of chasing 200 proving too much for a side that kept finding ways to hurt itself.
PLAYER OF THE MATCH - Ellyse Perry wins the award for her all-round contribution. She scored her maiden T20 World Cup fifty, eventually ending up with 71 (48) and also picked up a couple of wickets. Perry says she enjoyed the knock and batting alongside Georgia Voll. Adds that it is good to get back some momentum and calls Leeds a great place to play cricket. Mentions that she got a bit lucky with the wickets but enjoyed her bowling too. Says that Pakistan Women challenged them with good intent throughout the innings. Perry shares that the wicket was good to bat on and Powerplay is where you can score the runs. They wanted to keep the momentum going and once a platform was set, they eyed 10 runs an over and something around 200, which they got eventually. Admits that they also lost a few wickets and could be more polished. Concludes by saying that she really enjoys all the challenges that come with playing cricket. She is training well, and with the modern game going at such a fast pace, you have to keep up with that.
The Aussies boss it up and how! Smiles all around the Australian camp, and why not. Total domination from start to finish, crushing Pakistan by 113 runs, their biggest ever margin in T20 World Cup history. Four wins on the trot now, and Australia have almost, almost confirmed their qualification to the next stage. They have made their statement loud and clear with an absolutely commanding performance across all departments. With more than six overs to spare in the end, Pakistan had their moments in the field but some truly shambolic running between the wickets gave them absolutely no chance to recover. They were already eliminated, but this was a chance to improve and put on a collective effort but once again, they failed at it.
End Of The Over 13.4 : 86/10
5 Runs
  • 013.1
  • 413.2
  • W 13.3
  • 1 WD 13.4
  • W 13.4
S. Iqbal
0 (1)
D. Baig
1 (8)
A. Sutherland
1.4-0-12-2
13.4
W
Annabel Sutherland To Sadia Iqbal OUT!
OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Done and dusted. Australia Women win by a massive 113 runs! Annabel Sutherland serves this fuller and outside off. Sadia Iqbal throws her bat at it but only gets a thick outside edge behind, where Beth Mooney moves to her left to take a sharp catch in front of her face. Another statement made by the Aussies.
13.4
wd
Annabel Sutherland To Sadia Iqbal
WIDE! Back of a length but down the leg side, Sadia Iqbal misses her flick. Wided.
DRINKS! Well, the result is pretty much inevitable here, with Australia Women just one wicket away from the win now. They will want to wrap this up as quickly as possible, while for Pakistan Women, they are heading towards yet another crushing defeat in this World Cup. Also, Sadia Iqbal is the last batter in.
13.3
W
Annabel Sutherland To Fatima Sana OUT!
OUT! TOP EDGE AND CAUGHT BEHIND! Sana falls, and it is just a matter of when for Australia now. Short of a good length, on top of the sticks. Fatima Sana is rushed on the pull shot and only manages to get a fat top edge. The ball balloons up and over the keeper. Beth Mooney settles under it and she is not dropping those. A straightforward catch, easily gobbled up by Mooney. Pakistan Women are 85/9.
13.2
4
Annabel Sutherland To Fatima Sana
FOUR! Perfectly timed! Short from Sutherland, on top of middle and leg. Fatima Sana weighs back and pulls it neatly over mid-wicket for a boundary.
13.1
0
Annabel Sutherland To Fatima Sana
Back of a length, skidding through into the body. Fatima Sana hangs back and gets hurried to block. Gets an inside edge on the thigh pad.
Annabel Sutherland replaces Ashleigh Gardner.
End Of The Over 13 : 81/8
2 Runs
  • 1 WD 12.1
  • 112.1
  • 012.2
  • 012.3
  • 012.4
  • 012.5
  • 012.6
D. Baig
1 (8)
F. Sana
13 (9)
G. Wareham
2-1-2-1
12.6
0
Georgia Wareham To Diana Baig
Full on the stumps, drilled away to mid on.
12.5
0
Georgia Wareham To Diana Baig
Floated fuller around off. Diana Baig is sucked on the front foot to play the cover drive, but misses.
12.4
0
Georgia Wareham To Diana Baig
Drags the length back, on middle. Baig is rushed on the back foot and punches it to short cover. Oh, hang on! Australia have actually taken a review for LBW very late as they think the ball has hit the pad first and then the bat. But that is not the case. The replay shows that there is a clear contact with the bat. A shocking review and they burn one.
12.3
0
Georgia Wareham To Diana Baig
Tossed up, full on off. Baig pushes it back to Wareham.
12.2
0
Georgia Wareham To Diana Baig
A leg break, short and on off. Baig hangs back and stabs it back to the bowler.
12.1
1
Georgia Wareham To Fatima Sana
Full and turning into the batter. Sana tucks it wide of mid on for a single.
12.1
wd
Georgia Wareham To Fatima Sana
WIDE! Fired down leg, too full. Sana tries to sweep but misses and the ball rolls to short fine leg. Diana is more than halfway for a bye, but Sana is quick to send her back in time.
End Of The Over 12 : 79/8
4 Runs
  • 011.1
  • 111.2
  • 111.3
  • 111.4
  • 1 WD 11.5
  • 011.5
  • 011.6
D. Baig
1 (3)
F. Sana
12 (8)
A. Gardner
2-0-17-0
11.6
0
Ashleigh Gardner To Diana Baig
The length is pulled back, on the leg stump. Diana Baig tries to nudge it to the leg side. But she misses to connect and is hit on the thigh pad before the ball drops beside the pitch on the leg side, collected by Mooney in the end.
11.5
0
Ashleigh Gardner To Diana Baig
JAFFA! Goes on with the arm, full around off. Baig leans to block, but the ball zips past her outside edge.
11.5
wd
Ashleigh Gardner To Diana Baig
WIDE! Spins prodigiously down the leg stump, full in length. Diana shuffles inside the line to clip it away, but misses.
11.4
1
Ashleigh Gardner To Fatima Sana
Short on middle, Sana pulls it to the right of Alana King at deep square leg for a run.
11.3
1
Ashleigh Gardner To Diana Baig
Sharp turn into the batter. Diana Baig tucks the length ball to mid-wicket for a run.
11.2
1
Ashleigh Gardner To Fatima Sana
On a fractionally fuller length, on off. Sana pulls it to deep square leg for a single.
11.1
0
Ashleigh Gardner To Fatima Sana
Short and on off, Fatima Sana stays back and blocks it out.
Out goes Nashra Sundhu, in comes Diana Baig.
End Of The Over 11 : 75/8
1 Runs
  • 110.1
  • 010.2
  • 010.3
  • W 10.4
  • 010.5
  • W 10.6
N. Sundhu
0 (2)
F. Sana
10 (5)
S. Molineux
2-0-6-2
10.6
W
Sophie Molineux To Nashra Sundhu OUT!
OUT! CASTLED! Sophie Molineux has her second now. This is the arm ball, full and on middle, angling in and skids through too. Nashra Sundhu moves back to clip it away but she needed to be on the front foot. She misses and the ball deflects off her pads to crash into the stumps behind.
10.5
0
Sophie Molineux To Nashra Sundhu
Tossed up, full and on off, Nashra Sundhu taps it to short cover.
Would you believe it? Yet another communication breakdown from the Pakistan Women batters. Nashra Sundhu walks out to bat now.
10.4
W
Sophie Molineux To Rameen Shamim OUT!
OUT! RAMEEN SHAMIM IS RUN OUT! It's getting frustrating for Pakistan now. Another throw of a precious wicket. That's the third run out of the game for Pakistan. Dragged length around the off stump. Shamim pushes it to the right of extra cover and is off immediately. Fatima does not move an inch and is caught ball-watching. A run that was never there. Shamim is marooned halfway down the pitch by the time Voll scoops it up and feeds Mooney, who knocks the stumps over without breaking a sweat. Pakistan have done it to themselves again.
10.3
0
Sophie Molineux To Rameen Shamim
Quicker one again, full on middle. Rameen taps it across to the leg side.
10.2
0
Sophie Molineux To Rameen Shamim
Flat and full, spinning in. Rameen Shamim clips it to short mid-wicket.
10.1
1
Sophie Molineux To Fatima Sana
Full in front of the stumps. Fatima Sana turns it to the right of Perry at mid-wicket for a single.
Going downhill very rapidly now for Pakistan. Rameen Shamim is in at number 8. Sophie Molineux (1-0-5-1) returns.
End Of The Over 10 : 74/6
9 Runs
  • W 9.1
  • 09.2
  • 49.3
  • 49.4
  • 19.5
  • W 9.6
A. Riaz
7 (11)
F. Sana
9 (4)
E. Perry
1-0-9-2
9.6
W
Ellyse Perry To Aliya Riaz OUT!
OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Double strike from Ellyse Perry. She lands this back of a length and on middle, jags back in and shoots up off the deck. Aliya Riaz gets surprised by it and her feet go nowhere. She just has a poke at it but the ball catches the shoulder of the bat before going behind, where Beth Mooney makes no mistake. It is going from bad to worse for Pakistan Women.
9.5
1
Ellyse Perry To Fatima Sana
Hard length and on leg, Fatima Sana nudges it to deep square leg for one.
9.4
4
Ellyse Perry To Fatima Sana
FOUR! Back-to-back boundaries! On a length but down the leg side, Fatima Sana glances it away wide of shrot fine. Alana King moves to her left and dives but gets undone by the uneven bounces and lets it through for four runs.
9.3
4
Ellyse Perry To Fatima Sana
FOUR! Good shot! Touch fuller and on middle, Fatima Sana charges down the track and slogs it away to the deep mid-wicket fence for a boundary.
9.2
0
Ellyse Perry To Fatima Sana
Good length and on middle and leg, Fatima Sana looks to clip it away but gets a bit of a leading edge that drops well in front of the bowler.
Talk about making an immediate impact. Captain Fatima Sana is in at number 7, with Pakistan needing 135 from 65 balls.
9.1
W
Ellyse Perry To Muneeba Ali OUT!
OUT! TAKEN IN THE DEEP! Ellyse Perry can do no wrong in this game. She strikes with her first ball. Perry bangs this into the pitch, around off. Muneeba Ali looks to take it on with a pull shot but hits it to the longer side. She connects well but the ball flies straight to deep mid-wicket, where Ashleigh Gardner comes forward and takes a good catch around her knees. Pakistan Women lose half their side now.
It's time for Ellyse Perry to roll her arm over. She replaces Annabel Sutherland.
End Of The Over 9 : 65/4
8 Runs
  • 08.1
  • 18.2
  • 18.3
  • 48.4
  • 18.5
  • 18.6
M. Ali
32 (24)
A. Riaz
7 (10)
A. King
1-0-8-0
8.6
1
Alana King To Muneeba Ali
Loopy delivery, full and on off, Muneeba Ali drives it to long off for one more.
8.5
1
Alana King To Aliya Riaz
Dragged back, around off, Aliya Riaz punches it to sweeper cover for one.
8.4
4
Alana King To Aliya Riaz
FOUR! Nicely done! Alana King gives just a fraction of width outside off, lands this short again. Aliya Riaz backs away and cuts it past the diving short third fielder for a boundary.
8.3
1
Alana King To Muneeba Ali
Short again, on middle, Muneeba Ali moves back and clips it towards mid-wicket for a run.
8.2
1
Alana King To Aliya Riaz
Drops it short and outside off, turns away, Aliya Riaz cuts it through point for a single.
8.1
0
Alana King To Aliya Riaz
Tossed up, full and on middle, Aliya Riaz uses her feet and turns it to square leg.
Alana King will start her spell now. Australia's seventh bowler so far. She replaces Georgia Wareham.
End Of The Over 8 : 57/4
7 Runs
  • 07.1
  • 1 WD 7.2
  • 07.2
  • 17.3
  • 07.4
  • 17.5
  • 47.6
M. Ali
30 (22)
A. Riaz
1 (6)
A. Sutherland
1-0-7-0
7.6
4
Annabel Sutherland To Muneeba Ali
FOUR! Spoils the over a bit! Annabel Sutherland hits the length hard, around off, angling away. Muneeba Ali lets the ball come to her, deliberately opens the bat face late to steer it past short third for a boundary.
7.5
1
Annabel Sutherland To Aliya Riaz
Dug into the surface, outside off, takes pace off, Aliya Riaz slaps it to sweeper cover for one.
7.4
0
Annabel Sutherland To Aliya Riaz
Short of a length and on middle, nips back in, Aliya Riaz stays back and keeps it out to the off side.
7.3
1
Annabel Sutherland To Muneeba Ali
Back of a length and on middle, Muneeba Ali opens up her stance and heaves it on the bounce to deep mid-wicket for a single.
7.2
0
Annabel Sutherland To Muneeba Ali
Hits the length hard, just around off, Muneeba Ali backs away but has to reach out and bunts it back to the bowler.
7.2
wd
Annabel Sutherland To Muneeba Ali
WIDE! Bangs in a sharp bouncer, on middle and leg, just a bit too high, Muneeba Ali lets it go. Wided.
7.1
0
Annabel Sutherland To Muneeba Ali
Slower one, full and on off, Muneeba Ali drives it to mid off.
Annabel Sutherland is into the attack now. She replaces Ashleigh Gardner.
End Of The Over 7 : 50/4
0 Runs
  • 06.1
  • W 6.2
  • 06.3
  • 06.4
  • 06.5
  • 06.6
A. Riaz
0 (4)
M. Ali
25 (18)
G. Wareham
1-1-0-1
6.6
0
Georgia Wareham To Aliya Riaz
Maiden-wicket over! Drops it a bit short and on middle, Aliya Riaz moves back and keeps it out.
6.5
0
Georgia Wareham To Aliya Riaz
Tossed up, full and on middle, Aliya Riaz uses her feet and drives it straight to mid off.
6.4
0
Georgia Wareham To Aliya Riaz
Looped up, full and on off, Aliya Riaz drives it to mid off.
6.3
0
Georgia Wareham To Aliya Riaz
Flighted, full and on middle, Aliya Riaz clips it to mid-wicket.
Wareham breaks the budding stand for the third wicket and troubles keep rising for Pakistan. In walks Aliya Riaz at number 6.
6.2
W
Georgia Wareham To Iram Javed OUT!
OUT! DRAGGED ON! Georgia Wareham makes an instant impact. This is flatter, short and around off, turns away just a bit. Iram Javed moves back and looks to cut it away, but only manages to get an inside edge back onto the stumps. Pakistan Women are 50/4, chasing 200 runs.
6.1
0
Georgia Wareham To Iram Javed
Floated, full and around leg, Iram Javed gets down and paddles it to short fine.
DRINKS BREAK. Pakistan are under serious pressure and need a strong partnership to get back into the game. A couple of needless run outs haven't helped their cause at all. Muneeba, however, has looked positive from the word go, and Iram has displayed flashes of intent as well. But with 150 runs needed from 84 balls, it is a steep mountain to climb. Australia know that a couple of wickets here and they would be absolutely bossing the game here. With that said, Georgia Wareham has been brought into the attack now.
End Of The Over 6 : 50/3
13 Runs
  • 45.1
  • 45.2
  • 45.3
  • 05.4
  • 15.5
  • 05.6
M. Ali
25 (18)
I. Javed
14 (7)
A. Gardner
1-0-13-0
5.6
0
Ashleigh Gardner To Muneeba Ali
Flatter, full and on off, Muneeba Ali drives it to mid off. Pakistan Women are 50/3 at the end of the Powerplay!
5.5
1
Ashleigh Gardner To Iram Javed
Slows it up, full and on middle, Iram Javed tucks it towards mid-wicket for one. 50 up for Pakistan Women!
5.4
0
Ashleigh Gardner To Iram Javed
Quicker, short and on middle, Iram Javed blocks it out.
5.3
4
Ashleigh Gardner To Iram Javed
FOUR! Hat-trick of boundaries! Ashleigh Gardner is on her knees in a bit of a shock. This is flighted and on middle again. Iram Javed comes down the track and lifts with a much cleaner connection for a one-bounce four at long off.
5.2
4
Ashleigh Gardner To Iram Javed
FOUR! Two in two! Tossed up, full and on middle, Iram Javed uses her feet and lofts it with a straight bat. She gets more height but clears mid off with ease and gets another boundary.
5.1
4
Ashleigh Gardner To Iram Javed
FOUR! Up and over! Floated, full and around off, Iram Javed throws her hands at it and opens the bat face too, She slices it over point and the ball trickles to the fence for a boundary.
Final over of the Powerplay. Ashleigh Gardner is into the attack now, replacing Kim Garth.
End Of The Over 5 : 37/3
7 Runs
  • W 4.1
  • 04.2
  • 14.3
  • 04.4
  • 1 WD 4.5
  • 1 WD 4.5
  • 44.5
  • 04.6
M. Ali
25 (17)
I. Javed
1 (2)
L. Hamilton
2-0-10-0
4.6
0
Lucy Hamilton To Muneeba Ali
Slower ball, full and around off. Muneeba stabs it to backward point. She is keen to get a run, but Iram sends her back in time.
4.5
4
Lucy Hamilton To Muneeba Ali
FOUR! Well-timed! Short of a good length, on the fourth stump. Muneeba Ali presses back and pulls it over square leg for a boundary. Ali moves to 25 (16).
4.5
wd
Lucy Hamilton To Muneeba Ali
WIDE! Miles outside off, on a fuller length, curving away late. Muneeba does not move her feet and throws her hands at it. Misses out.
4.5
wd
Lucy Hamilton To Muneeba Ali
WIDE! Short and down the leg stump line. Muneeba walks inside the line to pull. Throws everything left in the tank, only to miss.
4.4
0
Lucy Hamilton To Muneeba Ali
Good length and around off. Muneeba defends it out watchfully.
4.3
1
Lucy Hamilton To Iram Javed
A touch full, on off. Javed tucks it off the inside edge to deep backward square leg for a single.
4.2
0
Lucy Hamilton To Iram Javed
Full on off, Iram creams it straight to the short cover fielder.
Another mix-up, another run out for Pakistan Women and Muneeba Ali is involved yet again. Iram Javed comes out to the middle now.
4.1
W
Lucy Hamilton To Ayesha Zafar OUT!
OUT! AYESHA ZAFAR IS RUN OUT! Another mix-up and that's the 7th run out for Pakistan in this World Cup, informs Charles Dagnall on air. As it is said, never run on a misfield. Over the wicket, pitched up around off, swinging away. Zafar leans into the drive and pushes it to the left of cover. The fielder, Sophie Molineux, dives and pulls off a sharp stop. Ayesha has already set off for the single but Muneeba has not moved a muscle. Sophie gets up quickly, fires the ball with her left hand to Mooney, and the keeper does the rest, breaking the stumps with Zafar stranded well short of her ground. Pakistan Women are 30/3 in 4.1 overs, chasing 200 runs.
Lucy Hamilton is back on.
End Of The Over 4 : 30/2
12 Runs
  • 03.1
  • 03.2
  • 43.3
  • 23.4
  • 63.5
  • 03.6
M. Ali
21 (14)
A. Zafar
0 (3)
K. Garth
2-0-22-0
3.6
0
Kim Garth To Muneeba Ali
On a fuller length, around off. Muneeba Ali plays at it off the front foot, but the ball nips in and takes the inside edge. Gets squirted to the square leg region.
3.5
6
Kim Garth To Muneeba Ali
SIX! Oh, hello? That's come out of nowhere. Full in length from around the stump. Muneeba picks the length in a trice, sits down on her knee and nails the sweep shot with no intentions to keep it along the ground. She sails it comfortably over deep square leg for a massive six.
Oh, dear! Mooney is really battling with a lot of pain in her right hand. She has taken another hit to the same hand and the physio is in once again. It is getting taped up even more and Mooney is going to carry on.
3.4
2
Kim Garth To Muneeba Ali
DROPPED? Yes. It will go down as a chance. Back of a length, drifting down leg, swinging in. Muneeba gets a tickle on it and Mooney dives to her right, extends her right hand, and gets a bit of glove on it. The ball clips the fingertips and deflects away to the left of short fine leg and they scamper through for two. But the bigger story is Mooney, who is grimacing in pain out there and appears to have taken another hit on the same right hand. A dropped chance, and a concerning moment behind the stumps for Australia as the physio is out again for Mooney.
3.3
4
Kim Garth To Muneeba Ali
FOUR! Into the gap and that will give her a lot of confidence! Short on the leg stump line. Muneeba Ali uses the pace and pulls it towards long leg for a boundary.
3.2
0
Kim Garth To Muneeba Ali
Nails the yorker, on middle and leg. Ali scuffs it out to the leg side.
3.1
0
Kim Garth To Muneeba Ali
Good length around fourth stump at 109.6 kph. Muneeba shuffles across and looks to swipe it across the line but gets herself into a complete tangle and wears it flush on the back pad.
Double change? No, Kim Garth to continue.
End Of The Over 3 : 18/2
5 Runs
  • 42.1
  • 02.2
  • W 2.3
  • 1 WD 2.4
  • 02.4
  • 02.5
  • 02.6
A. Zafar
0 (3)
M. Ali
9 (8)
S. Molineux
1-0-5-1
2.6
0
Sophie Molineux To Ayesha Zafar
A big appeal for LBW, but not given. Beth Mooney is unsure and so is Sophie, so they do not go upstairs. Perhaps doing too much to slide down leg. This is full and an in-drifter from Molineux, around the leg stump line. Zafar tries to flick, but plays all over the wrong line and is hit on the front pad. Ball Tracking later shows that the ball is missing the leg stump by a fair bit.
2.5
0
Sophie Molineux To Ayesha Zafar
No run, that is defended solidly off the front foot.
2.4
0
Sophie Molineux To Ayesha Zafar
Nice and full, tossed up on off, blocked off the front foot.
2.4
wd
Sophie Molineux To Ayesha Zafar
WIDE! Round arm, ful but down leg. Ayesha swipes at it but misses.
Pakistan Women are in trouble here. Ayesha Zafar comes out to the middle now.
2.3
W
Sophie Molineux To Saira Jabeen OUT!
OUT! SIMPLE CATCH! The skipper strikes in her first over. The arm ball from Molineux. Pitched full and sliding on the leg stump line. Saira Jabeen gets low on her knee to play the slog sweep, but mistimes the shot badly, offering a simple catching practice to Ashleigh Gardner stationed at deep mid-wicket. Pakistan Women are 17/2 down, needing another 183 runs.
2.2
0
Sophie Molineux To Saira Jabeen
Quicker again, full on the leg stump. Saira Jabeen goes for a sweep but the ball lobs off her gloves, seemingly, and flies over the keeper before dropping behind her.
2.1
4
Sophie Molineux To Saira Jabeen
FOUR! Edgy! Sophie darts it on a length, drifting into the batter. Saira Jabeen is rushed on the cut shot but the ball goes off the outside edge and races away to deep third fence.
End Of The Over 2 : 13/1
10 Runs
  • 01.1
  • 41.2
  • 1 WDW 1.3
  • 01.3
  • 1 WD 1.4
  • 11.4
  • 11.5
  • 21.6
M. Ali
9 (8)
S. Jabeen
1 (1)
K. Garth
1-0-10-0
1.6
2
Kim Garth To Muneeba Ali
Another full ball, shaping in from off. Muneeba Ali deliberately opens the bat face at the point of contact and runs it behind to deep third for a couple of runs.
1.5
1
Kim Garth To Saira Jabeen
Full around off, pushed away through cover for a single.
1.4
1
Kim Garth To Muneeba Ali
Swings in from middle to leg, full in length. Muneeba tickles it to short fine leg for a single.
Halt! Beth Mooney is looking in some serious pain. The physio is in and looking at her right hand, where one of the fingers has been dislocated. The physio puts it back in place and bravely, Beth Mooney will continue keeping here.
1.4
wd
Kim Garth To Muneeba Ali
WIDE! Wayward down leg, on a length. Muneeba Ali shuffles a bit to work it across, but misses. Mooney again fails to grab the ball to her right and parries it to short fine leg. But she seems to be in some pain and needs medical treatment.
1.3
0
Kim Garth To Muneeba Ali
Cuts back in from a length, on middle and leg. Muneeba Ali has no room to sway away from the line and the ball hits her thigh pad before rolling to square leg.
Early blow for Pakistan Women. Saira Jabeen walks out to bat at number 3.
1.3
W+wd
Kim Garth To Muneeba Ali OUT!
OUT! GULL FEROZA IS RUN OUT! A needless throw of a wicket through a complete communication breakdown between the batters. Back of a length, but down the leg stump line. Muneeba misses to glance it to the leg side, but misses and the keeper, Beth Mooney also misses to collect it properly, deflecting the ball to the short fine leg region. What follows is a complete mess between the batters. Feroza is more than halfway down the pitch, Muneeba is slow to react, and suddenly both are stranded in no man's land for a run that was never on. Voll spots Feroza miles out of her crease and, struggling to get back, and fires it to the bowling end. Garth collects and whips the bails off in one clean motion. Feroza is nowhere near home. Pakistan Women are 8/1, chasing 200.
1.2
4
Kim Garth To Muneeba Ali
FOUR! PUNISHED! Garth offers truckloads of width outside off on a good length. Muneeba hangs back and slashes it over the point fielder for a boundary.
1.1
0
Kim Garth To Muneeba Ali
With the keeper up to the stumps, Garth bowls a full ball, outside off. Muneeba Ali squeezes it to short cover.
Kim Garth to share the attack. The keeper, Beth Mooney, is standing up to the stumps.
End Of The Over 1 : 3/0
3 Runs
  • 10.1
  • 00.2
  • 00.3
  • 10.4
  • 00.5
  • 10.6
M. Ali
2 (3)
G. Feroza
1 (3)
L. Hamilton
1-0-3-0
0.6
1
Lucy Hamilton To Muneeba Ali
Fuller and outside off. Muneeba Ali drives it through backward point for an easy run. Just 3 from the first over. Pakistan need 197 runs from 114 balls.
0.5
0
Lucy Hamilton To Muneeba Ali
Full and straight on off. Ali leans forward and blocks it out.
0.4
1
Lucy Hamilton To Gull Feroza
Around leg, on a length. Gull tries to steer it to the leg side, but gets an inside edge on the front pad and the ball rolls to the off side for a single.
0.3
0
Lucy Hamilton To Gull Feroza
Beaten! Slants it outside off, on a back of a length. Gull Feroza is squared up, and hangs her bat away from her body to play at it. The ball bounces and zips past the outside edge.
0.2
0
Lucy Hamilton To Gull Feroza
Angled across off on a length. Feroza hangs back and punches it to cover.
0.1
1
Lucy Hamilton To Muneeba Ali
Bowls it full from over the stump. Around off and this is steered off the back foot to deep point for a single. Pakistan and Muneeba are off the mark in the chase.
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Match Info
  • Venue Headingley, Leeds
  • Weather Clear
  • Toss Australia Women won the toss and elected to bat
  • Result Australia Women beat Pakistan Women by 113 runs
  • Player of the Match Ellyse Perry
  • Umpire Sue Redfern (ENG), Vrinda Rathi (IND) and Jacqueline Williams (WI)
  • Referee Michell Pereira (SL)
Match Notes
  • Innings Break: Australia Women 199/7 in 20.0 overs
  • Referral 1 (17.3 ovs): PAK-W against E Perry (Caught) Successful (AUS-W: 2, PAK-W: 2)
  • Australia Women 150/4 in 15.4 overs
  • Drinks: Australia Women 138/4 in 14.0 overs
  • E Perry 10th T20I fifty: 50 runs in 30 balls (7x4) (1x6)
  • 2nd wkt Partnership: 100 off 54 balls between G Voll (40) and E Perry (48)
  • Australia Women 100/1 in 9.1 overs
  • Drinks: Australia Women 64/1 in 6.0 overs
  • Mandatory Power play (1-6): Australia Women 64/1
  • 2nd wkt Partnership: 50 off 25 balls between G Voll (11) and E Perry (30)
  • Australia Women 50/1 in 4.2 overs
  • Drinks: Pakistan Women 85/9 in 13.3 overs
  • Referral 1 (12.4 ovs): AUS-W against D Baig (LBW) Unsuccessful (AUS-W: 1, PAK-W: 2)
  • Drinks: Pakistan Women 50/3 in 6.0 overs
  • Mandatory Power play (1-6): Pakistan Women 50/3
  • Pakistan Women 50/3 in 5.5 overs
  • M Ali dropped on 13 by B Mooney in 3.4 overs
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