Live Cricket Score | Australia Women vs England Women Live Score & Commentary | AUS-W vs ENG-W Scorecard, Women's World Cup 2022

3rd ODI • Seddon Park • Hamilton

Australia Women

310/3 (50)

England Women

298/8 (50)

AUS-W won by 12 runs

Info

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Expert Team 1

T McGrath

N Sciver

Expert Team 2

E Perry

T Beaumont

Venue Details

Seddon Park, Hamilton

1st Innings

149Avg Runs

10Avg Wkts

2nd Innings

152Avg Runs

3Avg Wkts

Player of the Match Rachael Haynes

130(131)

AUS-W s

ENG-W s

Info

Australia Women s

310/3 (50)

Batters

Rachael Haynes

130

131

99.24

c DN Wyatt b NRS Sciver

Alyssa Healy

80.00

c KS Brunt b NRS Sciver

Meg Lanning

110

78.18

c TT Beaumont b KS Brunt

Beth Mooney

142.11

Not out

Ellyse Perry

280.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 4, NB: 0, W: 21)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 6.2)

310/3

Did not Bat

Tahlia McGrath, Darcie Brown, Annabel Sutherland, Alana King, Jess Jonassen, Megan Schutt

Bowlers

EXT

5.40

4.50

6.80

6.20

7.70

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Alyssa Healy

c KS Brunt b NRS Sciver

1-35

8.6

Meg Lanning

c TT Beaumont b KS Brunt

2-231

42.6

Rachael Haynes

c DN Wyatt b NRS Sciver

3-291

48.5

England Women s

298/8 (50)

Batters

Lauren Winfield Hill

0.00

c A Sutherland b M Schutt

Tammy Beaumont

90.24

st AJ Healy b A King

Heather Knight

78.43

c M Lanning b T McGrath

Natalie Sciver *

109

128.24

Not out

Amy Jones

36.36

c Rachael Haynes b A King

Danielle Wyatt

63.64

b T McGrath

Sophia Dunkley

87.50

b A King

Katherine Brunt

119.05

c & b J Jonassen

Sophie Ecclestone

33.33

c B Mooney b J Jonassen

Extras

(B: 4, LB: 4, NB: 0, W: 2)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 5.96)

298/8

Did not Bat

Kate Cross, Anya Shrubsole

Bowlers

EXT

5.20

6.67

6.00

7.00

5.60

5.10

5.90

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Lauren Winfield Hill

c A Sutherland b M Schutt

1-0

0.4

Heather Knight

c M Lanning b T McGrath

2-92

18.5

Tammy Beaumont

st AJ Healy b A King

3-149

27.3

Amy Jones

c Rachael Haynes b A King

4-153

29.2

Danielle Wyatt

b T McGrath

5-177

32.5

Sophia Dunkley

b A King

6-232

41.5

Katherine Brunt

c & b J Jonassen

7-296

49.2

Sophie Ecclestone

c B Mooney b J Jonassen

8-298

49.6

Match Info

Date & Time

05 Mar, 06:30 AM IST

Venue

Seddon Park, Hamilton

Match

3rd ODI,

Women's World Cup 2022

Points Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Ahmed Shah Pakteen (Afghanistan), Jacqueline Williams (West Indies), Kim Cotton (New Zealand, TV)

Referee

Gary Baxter (New Zealand)

Toss

England Women elected to bowl

Player of the Match Rachael Haynes

130(131)

Commentary

In an enthralling day of cricket where Bangladesh threatened an upset of a lifetime earlier in the day and England produced a comeback for the ages, it is the top two teams in the ICC ODI rankings for women that come away with the victories. We hope you've enjoyed our coverage just as much as we've enjoyed bringing it to you. Do stay tuned for more live commentary, news, views and more on the Women's World Cup, starting with tomorrow's much-awaited India-Pakistan clash. That begins at 6:30 AM IST so set your alarms and go off to sleep early in preparation, and join us tomorrow.

I, Habil Ahmed, take your leave on behalf of Sooryanarayan Sesha and the entire Sportskeeda team. Take good care of yourselves, and goodbye!

It's not often that you score 109 off 85 balls and end up on the losing side. But that is what has happened with Nat Sciver here. At the end of the day though, it was the first centurion of the game, Rachael Haynes, who took her team to victory with an incredible 130 in the end after the Aussies lost Alyssa Healy following a decent start.

A 196-run partnership between skipper Meg Lanning and vice-captain Haynes saw Australia find themselves in a comfortable position heading into the final ten overs. Some fireworks right at the death from Haynes, Beth Mooney and Ellyse Perry ensure the Aussie women crossed the all-important 300-run mark.

311 was always going to be a tough ask. And losing Lauren Winfield-Hill in the very first over did the English no favours either. Tammy Beaumont did well from there though to build two great partnerships, first with skipper Heather Knight and then vice-captain Nat Sciver. She would eventually fall for a well-made 74 though.

It was only fitting that, on a day such as this, given the events that came to light as the Aussie players slept and the terrible news they’d have to wake up to, King would be the one to turn (literally and figuratively) the game in Australia’s favour. A nice tribute to the late, great Shane Warne to boot as well.

But you know what they say - the game is not over for as long as Nat Sciver is still around. A couple of great partnerships alongside Sophia Dunkley and Katherine Brunt saw them run Australia real close.

But it wasn’t to be in the end. Jess Jonassen, like Deandra Dottin yesterday, bowled a fantastic final over after not having too many contributions of note before then. In the end, it is the Aussies that are the happier of the two teams. And they come away with the all-important 2 points and the momentum for the rest of the tournament.

Meg Lanning (Australia Captain): It's nice to get a win first up. We expected a contest and that's exactly what we got. I think we did well to get to 310. It was tough at the start but flattened out as the night went on. (On giving Jess Jonassen the last over) She wanted the ball and she's bowled big overs for us and delivered. I had full faith in her to deliver in the end. She could have bowled a few more overs looking back. We expected that (fight) at the halfway mark - we knew it was a good score but we expected it to get better for batting. Our fielding could improve a bit but it's good to get a win. A World Cup's about winning and sometimes you don't play at your best but still win. (On Rod Marsh and Shane Warne) They've had a massive impact on the game. Certainly two big losses felt around the world.

Heather Knight (England Captain): The way we played in the Ashes wasn't a true rep of how we wanted to go about things. To see the way the girls responded today, how they ran around and the way Nat Sciver was outstanding. Lots of positives. We lost the first game of the 2017 World Cup as well. We had a chat about how we wanted to play as a batting unit. We spoke about what we wanted to do in the competition and we went about it really well today. (On Nat Sciver) She is (special). If we need to be with a chance in the World Cup we need performances like that from her. That's probably one of the best knocks I've seen. I'm obviously there as an option (with the ball) but it didn't work out. Today we played 7 batters so it limited our options. We felt this was the best combination for today - our bowling unit was fantastic in the Ashes. A few extras today but I'm not worried about our bowling unit. (On facing West Indies next) It was great watching them last night. It's a really good shoutout for women's cricket. It's good to see so called upsets I guess and we'll have to be on top of our game.

Rachael Haynes (Player of the Match): I don't think I was living too great for the last half of the 50 overs in the field. England were great and pushed us really well but nice to get across the line. I think England bowled exceptionally to be honest. It was hard to push the field but I was able to get a couple away eventually. We were discussing it the whole time and initially we were thinking 260-270 would be okay but once we got in we thought we should go for over 300. Conditions seemed to get better as the game got on and it was nice to get that total. I just try to score as many as I can. Nice to bat alongside some really good players who take the pressure off. I hope so (laughs when asked if there's more of her to come in the World Cup)

Australia beat England by 12 runs!

Fine advertisement for ODI cricket a game like this. Sure, it wasn't anything like the New Zealand-West Indies game from yesterday. But an incredible Nat Sciver hundred is in vain as Australia see themselves through in the end.

overs

298 /8 score

1lb

runs

Natalie Sciver

109 (85)

Sophie Ecclestone *

1 (3)

Jess Jonassen

2 /18

49.6 Jess Jonassen to Sophie Ecclestone, OUT! TAKEN BY MOONEY! AUSTRALIA SCRAPE THROUGH! Tossed up full at the stumps, Ecclestone dances down to the pitch of it and swings off her wrists aiming to clear long on. Mooney waits by the ropes before watching it late into her palms as it nearly crosses the ropes past her. Well-judged in the end and how about that for a final over from Jess Jonassen! Top class contest but in the end, Australia get through by 12 runs!

You've got to feel for Nat Sciver here. One of the all-time great ODI innings in a losing effort in the end.

49.5 Jess Jonassen to Nat Sciver, full and quick on leg stump, Sciver brings out a mistimed slog sweep that is picked up by deep mid-wicket on the bounce. It's a heartbreak for England...

Surely that's that then? England need 14 off 2 balls. It would take an extra and some more. They just need to bowl two legal deliveries here.

49.4 Jess Jonassen to Sophie Ecclestone, full and quick on off again, Ecclestone dances down the track and works it off the toe-end to long on. Just a single - extras needed to save England here!

49.3 Jess Jonassen to Sophie Ecclestone, DOT BALL! PRICELESS! Fired full at the stumps, Ecclestone steps down the track and yorks herself as she shovels it back to the bowler's right.

Sophie Ecclestone, RHB, makes her way out to a high-pressure atmosphere in the middle.

WHAT HAVE WE JUST WITNESSED! UNBELIEVABLE! And just like that, this should be Australia's game surely?

49.2 Jess Jonassen to Katherine Brunt, OUT! RIDICULOUS! ONE-HANDED SPECKY FROM JONASSEN! Fired full outside off, Brunt hangs deep and absolutely butchers it as she aims to go straight over the bowler's head. Jonassen sticks her left hand outward and these are the ones that just stick - she plucks a stunner out of thin air and cannot believe it herself! None of us can - you are kidding us!

Katherine Brunt c & b Jess Jonassen 25(21b, 1x4, 1x6)

Great start this from Jonassen. 15 needed off 5 balls.

49.1 Jess Jonassen to Nat Sciver, over the wicket and fired into a good length outside leg, Sciver fails to get bat on her pull as she rocks back before it rolls to short third man off the thigh pad for a leg bye.

Jess Jonassen [2-0-16-0] will bowl the final over.

Ten more runs from the 49th over. That leaves England 16 runs to win from the final over. Who will Lanning to turn to? Jess Jonassen it is. Jess Jonassen who was taken for 16 off her only two overs in the game. Sciver needs to score those 16 in one over now.