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Australia Women vs England Women, Final Match Summary

AU-W vs EN-W, 2022 - ODI Summary

Australia Women vs England Women Scorecard

Match Ended

Final, Hagley Oval, Christchurch , Apr 03, 2022

Australia Women

356/5 (50.0/50)

England Women

285 (43.4/50)

Australia Women beat England Women by 71 runs

Player of the Match

Alyssa Healy

170(138)

Player of the Series

Alyssa Healy

AU-W 356/5

Top Batsmen

Alyssa Healy

170 (138)

26x4s
0x6s
123.18SR

Rachael Haynes

68 (93)

7x4s
0x6s
73.11SR

Top Bowlers

Anya Shrubsole

ECON 4.60

OVERS

46/3

R/W

Sophie Ecclestone

ECON 7.10

OVERS

71/1

R/W

EN-W 285/10

Top Batsmen

Nat Sciver

148 (121)

15x4s
1x6s
122.31SR

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0x6s
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Meg Lanning drops the mic and hurries to the podium as she lifts the World Cup trophy along with her teammates. Australia Women are the champions for the SEVENTH-TIME. One month of wonderful cricket in New Zealand comes to an end. Hands down, this World Cup had thrillers, climaxes, and nail-biters. Hope you enjoyed the coverage just as much as we did. We conclude this tournament here but there is a lot of cricket happening across the globe. But from here, it is goodbye!

Meg Lanning, the victorious skipper says that they have been very consistent throughout the tournament, and to perform the whole tournament the same way is remarkable and adds that they deserved to win today. Mentions that they knew they needed a number of players to contribute throughout the tournament, and even off the field, they have had great support from the staff and coaches. Informs that she was nervous all the way through the second innings, and they knew England would come hard at them. States that it is important to have some depth and they can't rely on one or two players. Concludes by thanking the England team for such a competitive game, and says that they will enjoy this victory!

The newly made champions, Australia Women will collect their medals now.

Heather Knight, the skipper of England Women. She says it was a 50-50 decision at the toss but credit to Australia Women for putting up a show. Admits it was one of the best innings (Alyssa Healy's inning) she has seen in the World Cup. Adds that even Natalie Sciver's inning was remarkable and they missed out on a big partnership. Tells that she is proud of the group, and staff and they showed character to turn things around but unfortunately it didn't work out. Informs there is Commonwealth games at home, World Cup coming up so they are busy but proud of themselves. Credits the staff to keep them on the road and the crowd as well for turning up.

Now, England Women team come up to the podium as they collect the runners-up medal.

ALYSSA HEALY is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH AND THE PLAYER OF THE TOURNAMENT! She says she is 32 and she has seen it all, her team just sets out for big events and everyone sets their minds to win it and she adds that she is grateful for the opportunity. Mentions that she could not ask her anything more today, they put a huge total on the board, they have done it in the entire tournament, but it feels good to do it again on this best stage. Adds that the most challenging part was the first 10 overs since two world-class players were swinging the ball. Informs that Rachael Haynes did the bulk of the work at the top throughout the tournament, and she really enjoyed being there!

The match officials will receive their medals first for the wonderful work throughout the tournament.

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Ellyse Perry says that today was just wonderful, and they had a wonderful crowd in. Mentions that it was pretty close for her playing this game but a huge amount of gratitude for their medical team for helping her recover. On being asked if she wanted to bowl today, she says she did mark her run-up when they got to the ground but it was a long shot. Adds that it was just a shift of attitude and mindset from the World Cup in 2017. Alana King is also up for a chat. She says to go invincible shows the character of the game. Adds that the batters will come for her and she likes that challenge. Mentions, from the moment she walked in she, was welcomed with open arms. On Healy's inning, she says she was eating a bit of popcorn on the side and enjoying the show she was putting out.

Rachael Haynes says that it was nice to contribute some runs, and most importantly feels nice to win now. Mentions that Alyssa Healy was phenomenal, one of the best knocks she has ever seen. Informs that the World Cup in 2017 did not go as per their plans, but they executed their plans here, and they were consistent in this tournament, and it was very special.

Alyssa Healy, the star of the World Cup final is up for a quick chat. She says that it was a special game of cricket, a high-scoring one. The victory still has not sunk in, but it is pretty cool to win! Mentions that their job was half done, they had a very good total on the board, they had to just bowl well, but it was a good game of cricket. States that they wanted to get out there and put a big total on the board, and she is proud of the entire batting unit. Informs that everyone has worked very hard for this, and credits the full team.

Earlier in the day, we witnessed the greatest knock ever seen in the World Cup. Alyssa Healy made her name all over the world with a phenomenal innings of 170. She was well supported by Rachael Haynes and Beth Mooney. England Women were brave in their chase but not good enough to defend the title.

Australia Women stuck to their plans. They kept picking up wickets at regular intervals and kept the pressure intact. It was just the innings from Natalie Sciver that gave them a few hiccups but they made sure to keep the other side of the wickets tumbling. Even the fielding was much better from Australia as compared to England, which does make a huge difference in the mega-events. If England would have taken those drop catches, things could have been different.

Natalie Sciver fought hard and was stuck till the end but she was left alone in the middle to chase a humongous total. There were small partnerships from Amy Jones, Sophia Dunkley, and Charlotte Dean but no one just stayed there with her. In these mammoth chases, the openers play a crucial role but England lost both inside the powerplay and they were under pressure right from the start.

AUSTRALIA ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS! They have won their seventh World Cup and they truly deserve to be crowned the champions! They have done nothing wrong in the entire tournament. They are 'The Invincibles' and indeed the No.1 ranked team in the World. Mighty Aussies for a reason! Take a bow, Australia! Here come the other teammates and there is a huge group of Yellow in the middle, celebrating the success. Nothing to take away from England and especially Natalie Sciver who played one of the best knocks you will ever see in the chase. She gave a glimpse of hope to England Women, but unfortunately could not get her team over the line.

Over 43.4 : 285/10

5 Runs

443.1
143.2
043.3
W 43.4

A. Shrubsole

1 (4)

N. Sciver

148 (121)

J. Jonassen

8.4-0-57-3

43.4

Jess Jonassen To Anya Shrubsole OUT!

OUT! CAUGHT! AUSTRALIA ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS! Jess Jonassen finishes things off! She grabs her third wicket! A fuller ball, flatter delivery, around off. Anya Shrubsole dances down the wicket, and looks to clear the fielder at mid off. But the ball goes off the bottom of the bat and flies just over mid off. Ashleigh Gardner backtracks, and pouches it safely! Natalie Sciver remains unbeaten, she fought well! Australia Women win by 71 runs!

43.3

Jess Jonassen To Anya Shrubsole

Shorter ball, outside off. Anya Shrubsole chops it towards point.

43.2

Jess Jonassen To Natalie Sciver

Fuller delivery, around middle. Natalie Sciver tucks it towards mid-wicket for a single. Anya Shrubsole will be on strike!

43.1

Jess Jonassen To Natalie Sciver

FOUR! CLOSE! A flatter ball, comes in with the angle. Natalie Sciver hangs back and tries to pull this but the ball goes off the inside edge, and just over the leg pole towards fine leg for a boundary!

Over 43 : 280/9

5 Runs

142.1
242.2
W 42.3
142.4
142.5
042.6

A. Shrubsole

1 (2)

N. Sciver

143 (119)

A. Gardner

2-0-15-1

42.6

Ashleigh Gardner To Anya Shrubsole

Loopy delivery, full, around middle. Anya Shrubsole blocks it out. 77 runs needed off 42 balls with one wicket in hand!

42.5

Ashleigh Gardner To Natalie Sciver

Tad shorter, around middle and leg. Natalie Sciver tucks it towards fine leg for a single.

42.4

Ashleigh Gardner To Anya Shrubsole

Slower through the air, full, around middle. Anya Shrubsole knocks to long on for a single.

Anya Shrubsole is the last batter for England Women!

42.3

Ashleigh Gardner To Charlotte Dean OUT!

OUT! TAKEN! Australia Women are inches away now. Tossed up, full, and on middle. Dean tries to reverse hit it over backward point but fails to get any elevation. Jess Jonassen there takes an easy catch and England Women have only one wicket to work with.

42.2

Ashleigh Gardner To Charlotte Dean

Tossed up, on middle. Dean scoops it to long leg and takes a couple of runs.

42.1

Ashleigh Gardner To Natalie Sciver

A low full toss, angling on middle, Sciver reverse sweeps it to point for a single.

Over 42 : 275/8

6 Runs

141.1
041.2
141.3
141.4
241.5
141.6

N. Sciver

141 (117)

C. Dean

19 (22)

J. Jonassen

8-0-52-2

41.6

Jess Jonassen To Natalie Sciver

A single as this is drilled to long on.

41.5

Jess Jonassen To Natalie Sciver

Length ball, on middle. Sciver heaves it to deep mid-wicket. The long on fielder runs across and does well to keep it away from the ropes. Two runs.

41.4

Jess Jonassen To Charlotte Dean

Fuller and outside off. Dean drives it to the left of mid off. Good stop there. A single.

41.3

Jess Jonassen To Natalie Sciver

A flighted ball, full and on middle. Sciver tucks it to mid-wicket and takes off for a quick single.

Full Commentary

43 OV

5 Runs

A. Gardner to N. Sciver C. Dean A. Shrubsole

142.1
242.2
W 42.3
142.4
142.5
042.6

42 OV

6 Runs

J. Jonassen to C. Dean N. Sciver

141.1
041.2
141.3
141.4
241.5
141.6

41 OV

10 Runs

A. Gardner to N. Sciver C. Dean

440.1
240.2
040.3
140.4
240.5
140.6

40 OV

3 Runs

J. Jonassen to N. Sciver C. Dean

139.1
039.2
039.3
039.4
139.5
139.6

39 OV

9 Runs

M. Schutt to N. Sciver C. Dean

138.1
138.2
438.3
138.4
138.5
138.6

38 OV

5 Runs

A. King to N. Sciver C. Dean

037.1
137.2
037.3
137.4
337.5
037.6

37 OV

9 Runs

T. McGrath to N. Sciver C. Dean

236.1
036.2
436.3
136.4
136.5
136.6

36 OV

10 Runs

J. Jonassen to C. Dean N. Sciver

135.1
435.2
135.3
035.4
435.5
035.6

35 OV

8 Runs

T. McGrath to N. Sciver C. Dean

234.1
134.2
134.3
234.4
134.5
134.6

34 OV

8 Runs

J. Jonassen to K. Cross N. Sciver C. Dean

133.1
433.2
133.3
W 33.4
233.5
033.6

33 OV

3 Runs

T. McGrath to S. Ecclestone N. Sciver K. Cross

032.1
132.2
132.3
W 32.4
132.5
032.6

32 OV

8 Runs

A. King to N. Sciver S. Ecclestone

231.1
031.2
131.3
031.4
1 LB 31.5
431.6

31 OV

3 Runs

T. McGrath to N. Sciver S. Ecclestone

130.1
030.2
030.3
030.4
130.5
130.6

30 OV

9 Runs

A. King to N. Sciver K. Brunt S. Ecclestone

429.1
229.2
129.3
W 29.4
129.5
129.6

29 OV

5 Runs

M. Schutt to N. Sciver K. Brunt

228.1
128.2
128.3
128.4
028.5
028.6

28 OV

3 Runs

A. King to N. Sciver S. Dunkley

027.1
127.2
027.3
227.4
027.5
W 27.6

27 OV

7 Runs

M. Schutt to N. Sciver S. Dunkley

026.1
126.2
126.3
126.4
026.5
426.6

26 OV

7 Runs

A. King to N. Sciver S. Dunkley

125.1
125.2
125.3
125.4
125.5
225.6

25 OV

8 Runs

J. Jonassen to S. Dunkley N. Sciver

124.1
424.2
024.3
124.4
124.5
124.6

24 OV

10 Runs

A. King to N. Sciver S. Dunkley

123.1
123.2
123.3
223.4
123.5
423.6

23 OV

5 Runs

J. Jonassen to N. Sciver S. Dunkley

122.1
122.2
022.3
122.4
122.5
122.6

22 OV

8 Runs

D. Brown to S. Dunkley N. Sciver

021.1
1 WD 21.2
021.2
121.3
221.4
121.5
1 WD 21.6
221.6

21 OV

4 Runs

J. Jonassen to A. Jones N. Sciver S. Dunkley

120.1
120.2
W 20.3
020.4
120.5
1 LB 20.6

20 OV

13 Runs

D. Brown to N. Sciver A. Jones

119.1
119.2
419.3
419.4
1 WD 19.5
119.5
119.6

19 OV

9 Runs

J. Jonassen to N. Sciver A. Jones

118.1
018.2
018.3
218.4
418.5
218.6

18 OV

7 Runs

T. McGrath to N. Sciver A. Jones

417.1
117.2
017.3
117.4
117.5
017.6

17 OV

8 Runs

A. King to A. Jones N. Sciver

416.1
016.2
116.3
116.4
116.5
116.6

16 OV

4 Runs

T. McGrath to N. Sciver A. Jones

015.1
115.2
115.3
015.4
115.5
115.6

15 OV

2 Runs

A. King to H. Knight N. Sciver

014.1
114.2
014.3
014.4
114.5
W 14.6

14 OV

8 Runs

T. McGrath to N. Sciver

013.1
413.2
013.3
013.4
413.5
013.6

13 OV

5 Runs

A. King to N. Sciver H. Knight

012.1
012.2
112.3
112.4
212.5
112.6

12 OV

4 Runs

T. McGrath to H. Knight N. Sciver

011.1
111.2
011.3
111.4
111.5
111.6

11 OV

8 Runs

A. King to N. Sciver H. Knight

010.1
010.2
110.3
110.4
610.5
010.6

10 OV

13 Runs

D. Brown to H. Knight

09.1
09.2
49.3
49.4
1 WD 9.5
49.5
09.6

9 OV

2 Runs

M. Schutt to N. Sciver

08.1
28.2
08.3
08.4
08.5
08.6

8 OV

6 Runs

D. Brown to H. Knight N. Sciver

47.1
07.2
17.3
07.4
07.5
1 LB 7.6

7 OV

4 Runs

M. Schutt to T. Beaumont N. Sciver

46.1
06.2
W 6.3
06.4
06.5
06.6

6 OV

7 Runs

D. Brown to T. Beaumont H. Knight

45.1
15.2
15.3
05.4
1 LB 5.5
05.6

5 OV

2 Runs

M. Schutt to H. Knight T. Beaumont

14.1
04.2
04.3
04.4
14.5
04.6

4 OV

6 Runs

D. Brown to T. Beaumont H. Knight

43.1
13.2
13.3
03.4
03.5
03.6

3 OV

7 Runs

M. Schutt to D. Wyatt H. Knight T. Beaumont

W 2.1
12.2
42.3
12.4
02.5
1 WD 2.6
02.6

2 OV

6 Runs

D. Brown to T. Beaumont

41.1
01.2
01.3
01.4
01.5
21.6

1 OV

6 Runs

M. Schutt to T. Beaumont D. Wyatt

00.1
10.2
00.3
1 WD 0.4
40.4
00.5
00.6

Match Info

Venue Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Weather Clear
Toss England Women won the toss and elected to field
Result Australia Women beat England Women by 71 runs
Player of the Match Alyssa Healy
Player of the Series Alyssa Healy
Umpire Kim Cotton (NZ), Lauren Agenbag (SA) and Jacqueline Williams (WI)
Referee GS Lakshmi (IND)

Match Notes

Innings Break: Australia Women 356/5 in 50.0 overs
Australia Women 350/5 in 49.4 overs
Australia Women 300/1 in 44.1 overs
Australia Women 250/1 in 41.2 overs
Australia Women 200/1 in 35.2 overs
1st wkt Partnership: 150 off 163 balls between A Healy (79) and R Haynes (65)
1st wkt Partnership: 100 off 128 balls between A Healy (45) and R Haynes (50)
A Healy 19th Test ODI: 50 runs in 62 balls (6x4) (0x6)
Australia Women 100/0 in 21.1 overs
R Haynes 19th Test ODI: 50 runs in 69 balls (6x4) (0x6)
1st wkt Partnership: 50 off 73 balls between A Healy (23) and R Haynes (24)
Australia Women 50/0 in 12.1 overs
Power play 1 (1-10): Australia Women 37/0

England Women 100/3 in 17.1 overs
England Women 50/2 in 9.3 overs

Match Poll

Who will win the Match

AU-W

Draw

EN-W

Worm

Stats

Player	Runs	Avg.
Alyssa Healy AU-W	509	56.55
Rachael Haynes AU-W	497	62.12
Natalie Sciver EN-W	436	72.66
Laura Wolvaardt SA-W	433	54.12
Meg Lanning AU-W	394	56.28

Player	Wickets	Eco.
Sophie Ecclestone EN-W	21	3.83
Shabnim Ismail SA-W	14	4.02
Jess Jonassen AU-W	13	4.04
Marizanne Kapp SA-W	12	4.73
Ayabonga Khaka SA-W	12	5.01