AUS-W vs SA-W Live Cricket Score

1.1 OUT! CAUGHT! South Africa strike early and it is another failure for Grace Harris. A length ball, outside off, not that wide and Harris looks for the cut. She does not keep it down and the ball flies low, but straight to the fielder at backward point. Anneke Bosch makes no mistake as she grabs it inches above the surface. Harris departs for 3 (5) and Australia Women are 7/1 after 1.1 overs! 7/1

16.5 OUT! Beth Mooney is run out and even South Africa are surprised! It seemed like a non-event ball. Mooney came down the track and Kapp fired it on a fuller length, at the stumps, Because Beth was down the track, she yorked herself. The ball dribbled away to the off side and she set off for a single. Kapp quickly got across, picked the ball and had a shy at the striker's end. Mooney turned back and dived back in. The ball hit the stumps but there was no excitement amongst the Proteas, just a polite appeal. But the square leg umpire takes it upstairs and replays confirm that when Mooney dived, the bat got lifted in the air and at that time, the ball hit the stumps! End of a fighting knock of 44 (42) from Beth Mooney, Australia Women are limping at 99/4 after 16.5 overs. 99/4

3 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! The onfield decision is overturned and you could not have asked for a better start for South Africa. First Harris and now, Wareham. Coming back to the ball, it was on a length, outside off and Georgia Wareham just tried to have a dab at it. But the feet did not move and on first look, it did seem like the ball missed the outside edge. But the keeper, Sinalo Jafta was straightaway up in joy while Kapp followed her almost instantaneously. But the umpire stayed firm. The keeper and bowler immediately make the captain go for the review and Wolvaardt obliges. UltraEdge rolls in and it detects a spike as the ball goes past the bat! The decision is overturned and a disappointed Wareham has to go back to the dugout for just 5 (9). Australia Women are 18/2 after 3 overs and Marizanne Kapp's figures read 2-0-11-1. 18/2

12.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Nonkululeko Mlaba strikes immediately on return and Tahlia McGrath has been rid of her misery. Wicket number 10 for Mlaba in this tournament. A touch short, outside off, McGrath looks to loft it over cover but only succeeds in skewing it off an outside edge. Simple catch for Annerie Dercksen at point. A frustrated McGrath departs for 27 (33) and despite the 50-run stand, Australia Women are going nowhere at 68/3 after 12.1 overs. 68/3

20 OUT! CAUGHT! Well taken by Tazmin Brits. So unlike the Aus-Ind match, the last ball does not go for a six. Low full toss, around off, Ellyse Perry looks to swing hard but cannot quite find enough power, nor the elevation. The ball initially goes straight to deep mid-wicket but towards the end, it just tails away a bit. Brits steadies herself initially but then has to adjust, which she does superbly, by moving to her right, with the angle. The catch is completed and AUSTRALIA WOMEN HAVE BEEN RESTRICTED TO 134/5! 134/5

15 OUT! CAUGHT. It is Sutherland again to pick up a wicket to ensure that Australia at least get two scalps in this drubbing. A slower ball, on a length, outside off. Laura Wolvaardt stays leg side of the ball and tries to hit it over the infield but is beaten by the lack of pace. The ball hits the toe end of the bat and Tahlia McGrath takes an easy catch at mid off. End of a match-winning stand of 96 as Laura Wolvaardt departs for 42 (37). South Africa Women are 121/2 and need just another 14 from 30 balls. 121/2

4.1 OUT! BOWLED! A wicket for Australia. Good start by Annabel Sutherland. Comes running in and lands it on a length, just outside off. The ball lands and then skids through, coming in with the angle. Tazmin Brits stays back to try and guide it behind point but is beaten by the sharp inward movement. She is late and the ball hits the off stump. Brits departs for 15 (15) and South Africa Women are 25/1, needing another 110 from 95 balls. 25/1