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Australia Women 271/7 (50 ov)

New Zealand Women 200/10 (45 ov)

Australia Women won by 71 runs.

Player of the match: Rachael Haynes

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Tip - 1

Batsman	Lauren Down Ashleigh Gardner Meg Lanning Amy Satterthwaite
Bowler	Megan Schutt Hannah Rowe Jess Kerr Lea Tahuhu
All Rounder	Amelia Kerr Jess Jonassen
Wicket Keeper	A Healy
Captain Options	A Healy
Vice Captain Options	Amelia Kerr

Tip - 2

Batsman	Brooke Halliday Ashleigh Gardner Meg Lanning Amy Satterthwaite
Bowler	Megan Schutt Hannah Rowe Jess Kerr Rosemary Mair
All Rounder	Amelia Kerr Jess Jonassen
Wicket Keeper	A Healy
Captain Options	Meg Lanning
Vice Captain Options	Amelia Kerr

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Australia Women Innings

271 / 7 (50 ov.)

BATSMAN

Rachael Haynes

c LR Down b LM Kasperek

105

Alyssa Healy

c AE Satterthwaite b LM Kasperek

Meg Lanning

c LR Down b AE Satterthwaite

Ellyse Perry

c RA Mair b LM Kasperek

Ashleigh Gardner

c KJ Martin b LM Kasperek

135

Beth Mooney

c AE Satterthwaite b LM Kasperek

Nicola Carey

c ML Green b LM Kasperek

Georgia Wareham

Not out

122

Jess Jonassen

Not out

Extras

4 (b 0, lb 0, nb 0, w 4)

Total

271 (7 wickets, 50 overs)

DID NOT BAT

Megan Schutt , Tayla Vlaeminck

FALL OF WICKETS

82-1 (Alyssa Healy, 17.6), 180-2 (Meg Lanning, 33.3), 187-3 (Rachael Haynes, 35.3), 213-4 (Ashleigh Gardner, 39.4), 220-5 (Ellyse Perry, 41.5), 255-6 (Nicola Carey, 47.2), 267-7 (Beth Mooney, 49.2)

BOWLER

ECO

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5.1

6.7

4.1

Leigh Kasperek

4.6

Amy Satterthwaite

5.7

Hayley Jensen

7.5

New Zealand Women Innings

200 / 10 (45 ov.)

BATSMAN

Lauren Down

c MM Lanning b TJ Vlaeminck

Hayley Jensen

c TJ Vlaeminck b G Wareham

Amy Satterthwaite

c AJ Healy b ML Schutt

200

Amelia Kerr

c A Gardner b JL Jonassen

Brooke Halliday

runout (RL Haynes)

Maddy Green

st AJ Healy b JL Jonassen

Katey Martin

c RL Haynes b G Wareham

Hannah Rowe

runout (AJ Healy / TJ Vlaeminck)

Jess Kerr

c RL Haynes b JL Jonassen

120

Leigh Kasperek

Not out

Rosemary Mair

runout (JL Jonassen)

Extras

26 (b 9, lb 10, nb 0, w 7)

Total

200 (10 wickets, 45 overs)

FALL OF WICKETS

0-1 (Lauren Down, 0.5), 7-2 (Amy Satterthwaite, 1.3), 76-3 (Hayley Jensen, 14.3), 120-4 (Amelia Kerr, 25.6), 144-5 (Brooke Halliday, 31.4), 174-6 (Maddy Green, 38.1), 175-7 (Hannah Rowe, 38.5), 183-8 (Jess Kerr, 40.3), 184-9 (Katey Martin, 41.2), 200-10 (Rosemary Mair, 44.6)

BOWLER

ECO

EXT

4.2

4.8

5.3

3.2

3.9

3.6

Australia dominated the proceedings right from the start. Rachael Haynes played a good knock of 87 from 105 balls at the top of the order. She was well supported by Alyssa Healy and Meg Lanning who made 44 and 49 respectively. And there were useful contributions from all the batters right down the order. As a result,7 from 50 overs. Australia had a commanding total of 271 for 7 from 50 overs. Leigh Kasperek bowled a stunning spell of 6/46, the best bowling effort for a New Zealand bowler against Australia.

Unfortunately, the White Ferns batters could not back Kasperek as they wilted against some decent and accurate bowling by the Australian bowlers. Amelia Kerr was the top scorer for the White Ferns as she made fighting 47 from 70 balls. There was hardly any other contribution of significance with the bat as New Zealand were bowled out on just 200. Jess Jonassen picked three wickets. Georgia Wareham was good enough as he returned with the figures of 2/39 from her 10 overs.

Amy Satterthwaite, New Zealand skipper: I liked the way Kasperek bowled. We were happy with that. It was the best bowling effort for a New Zealand bowler against Australia. There were few positives. Kerr batted well. We had few chances. We created opportunities and half-chances but we could not convert them. We have to keep building up and we have to know that we are playing against a quality Australian side. It is tough to be by the sidelines. Kasperek was good at coming back in the side.

Meg Lanning, Australian skipper: We enjoyed being aggressive. It was a good batting wicket. It was nice to see Rach bat. But we lost a few wickets towards the end. We thought it was a good score but not a match-winning score. We discussed at half-time that we have to get in there and restrict there. It was great to stop them to just 200.

Rachel Haynes, The Player of the Match: I gave myself time early. I learned from the first game. It was nice to bat on but a bit disappointed to not bat deeper. It was tough. There are tough periods. It was nice that we had wickets in hand. There were good back-to-back partnerships in the end. We had clear plans. We bounced ideas from one another.

An unusual way to end the proceedings! But it is yet another win for Australia. They beat New Zealand by 71 runs to stretch their winning world record winning streak to 23 wins in a row.

Over: 45 | Summary: 1 1 1 1 0 W Bowler: Megan Schutt Score: 200/10

44.6 Jess Jonassen to Leigh Kasparek, RUN OUT! DROPPED! WHAT AN END! Too full on off, Kasparek steps out and chips a low one back to the bowler who puts it down; she is very aware of Mair backing up too far though and she fires down the stumps off an underarm throw to catch Mair well short of her ground! All over at the Bay Oval! The winning streak continues for Australia - they win by a mammoth 71 runs and seal the series 2-0 with a game to spare!

44.5 Jess Jonassen to Leigh Kasparek, walks across and looks to lap this length delivery over the keeper's head, ends up playing all over it

44.4 Jess Jonassen to Rosemary Mair, pushes a fullish delivery outside off through the covers to bring up New Zealand's 200!

44.3 Jess Jonassen to Leigh Kasparek, on a length on middle and off, walks down to the pitch of it and works it behind square on the leg-side for a single

44.2 Jess Jonassen to Rosemary Mair, full around off, shimmies down the pitch and pushes it towards long on

44.1 Jess Jonassen to Leigh Kasparek, tossed up on a length in the channel, steps out and works it towards mid-wicket for a single

Jonassen to bowl.

Six runs from the over. Kasparek being cheeky and attempting a lap shot. She missed hitting the ball and Healey failed to stop the ball as the ball ran down to fine-leg for FOUR BYES. This last wicket partnership is now annoying the Australian bowlers.

Over: 44 | Summary: 0 1 0 0 4b 1 Bowler: Megan Schutt Score: 196/9

43.6 Megan Schutt to Leigh Kasparek, pushes a full delivery to the right of point before completing the single

43.5 Megan Schutt to Leigh Kasparek, FOUR BYES! Walks across and looks to ramp it over the keeper, misses everything as the ball shoots through and races away to the ropes.

43.4 Megan Schutt to Leigh Kasparek, slower delivery, back of a length in the corridor, angling in as she tucks it towards short mid-wicket

43.3 Megan Schutt to Leigh Kasparek, on a length around off, pushed along the ground towards mid-off

43.2 Megan Schutt to Rosemary Mair, slower delivery on a full length in the channel, gets across and swipes across the line through mid-wicket

43.1 Megan Schutt to Rosemary Mair, on a length around off punched straight to cover