Live Cricket Score | South Africa Women vs England Women Live Score & Commentary | SA-W vs ENG-W Scorecard, Women's World Cup 2022

13th ODI • Bay Oval • Mount Maunganui

England Women

235/9 (50)

South Africa Women

236/7 (49.2)

SA-W won by 3 wickets

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Player of the Match Marizanne Kapp

32(42)

5/45

ENG-W s

SA-W s

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England Women s

235/9 (50)

Batters

Tammy Beaumont

63.92

lbw b M Klaas

Danielle Wyatt

37.50

c L Wolvaardt b M Kapp

Heather Knight

(C)

81.82

b M Kapp

Natalie Sciver

66.67

c L Lee b M Klaas

Amy Jones

71.62

runout (T Chetty / M Kapp)

Sophia Dunkley

68.42

c T Chetty b M Kapp

Katherine Brunt

73.91

c (sub TS Sekhukhune) b M Kapp

Kate Cross

100.00

c CL Tryon b M Kapp

Sophie Ecclestone

115.38

Not out

Charlie Dean

100.00

b A Khaka

Anya Shrubsole

100.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 8, NB: 2, W: 10)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 4.7)

235/9

Bowlers

EXT

4.60

4.50

5.90

2.88

4.40

4.71

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Danielle Wyatt

c L Wolvaardt b M Kapp

1-4

1.6

Heather Knight

b M Kapp

2-19

5.4

Natalie Sciver

c L Lee b M Klaas

3-42

11.3

Tammy Beaumont

lbw b M Klaas

4-149

33.6

Amy Jones

runout (T Chetty / M Kapp)

5-167

37.6

Katherine Brunt

c (sub TS Sekhukhune) b M Kapp

6-201

45.1

Sophia Dunkley

c T Chetty b M Kapp

7-204

45.3

Kate Cross

c CL Tryon b M Kapp

8-216

47.1

Charlie Dean

b A Khaka

9-227

48.6

South Africa Women s

236/7 (49.2)

Batters

Lizelle Lee

60.00

b A Shrubsole

Laura Wolvaardt

101

76.24

c NRS Sciver b KL Cross

Tazmin Brits

50.00

c KL Cross b NRS Sciver

Sune Luus

(C)

73.47

st AE Jones b C Dean

Mignon du Preez

57.14

c AE Jones b S Ecclestone

Marizanne Kapp

76.19

lbw b A Shrubsole

Chloe Tryon

115.38

runout (KS Brunt)

Trisha Chetty

84.62

Not out

Shabnim Ismail *

166.67

Not out

Extras

(B: 4, LB: 8, NB: 0, W: 8)

TOTAL

(49.2 Ov, RR: 4.78)

236/7

Did not Bat

Ayabonga Khaka, Masabata Klaas

Bowlers

EXT

6.00

3.78

5.00

2.30

4.2

4.85

Charlie Dean

5.50

Heather Knight

6.33

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Lizelle Lee

b A Shrubsole

1-18

5.4

Tazmin Brits

c KL Cross b NRS Sciver

2-74

18.5

Sune Luus

st AE Jones b C Dean

3-147

34.1

Laura Wolvaardt

c NRS Sciver b KL Cross

4-158

35.5

Mignon du Preez

c AE Jones b S Ecclestone

5-169

38.5

Chloe Tryon

runout (KS Brunt)

6-199

43.4

Marizanne Kapp

lbw b A Shrubsole

7-226

48.2

Match Info

Date & Time

14 Mar, 06:30 AM IST

Venue

Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui

Match

13th ODI,

Women's World Cup 2022

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Umpires

Claire Polosak (Australia), Sharfuddoula (Bangladesh), Jacqueline Williams (West Indies, TV)

Referee

Gary Baxter (New Zealand)

Toss

South Africa Women elected to bowl

Player of the Match Marizanne Kapp

32(42)

5/45

Commentary

That is all that we have for you from the Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui for today, but it was an absolute pleasure bringing you all the live action from such a fantastic game of cricket! This is the pair of Pratyush and Bidipto saying good bye, but stay tuned to Sportskeeda for more exciting action from the Women's World Cup!

MATCH SUMMARY

England Women, batting first - 235 runs for the loss of 9 wickets in their 50 overs; Tammy Beaumont 62 (97)
South Africa Women, batting second - 236 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in 49.2 overs; Laura Wolvaardt 77 (101)

South Africa Women beat England Women by 3 wickets.

Player of the Match: Marizanne Kapp - [10-1-45-5], a run out and 32 (42) (3x4, 1x6)

It was a match filled with drama and excitement right till the end! South Africa had a tough task on their hands to chase down a rather stiff target and England did not make things any easier for them, but proper teamwork with the bat ensure that Sune Luus' side got over the line and won against England for the first time in 20 years in World Cups.

The 2nd innings got off to a good start with both teams trying to seize the initiative. But it was England who struck first with the wicket of Lizelle Lee, and putting pressure straightaway on the South African batting. But with Tazmin Brits and Laura Wolvaardt at the crease, England resorted to more short-pitched bowling, that Brits in particular, fed of, and South Africa found the momentum in the run chase that they were looking for. It was a good 50-run stand between the pair, that was not quite in the script for England.

With Brits out, Sune Luus had to string together a solid partnership with Wolvaardt, and that she did, handsomely, knocking the wind out of the English sails to bring up yet another 50-run partnership. The best part about this partnership was the fluency with which the runs were scored.

Then came three quick wickets for England, with both set batters dismissed and Mignon du Preez also back in the hut. At that stage, it looked as though England were slowly but surely making their way back into the match as some dot deliveries were also accumulating. Marizanne Kapp and Chloe Tryon did a good repair job but Tryon was unfortunately run out at the non-striker's end by Katherine Brunt, keeping England in the contest again.

But the partnership between Kapp and Trisha Chetty was instrumental in taking South Africa further closer, as the batters complemented each other really well.

There was another piece of drama left as Anya Shrubsole trapped Marizanne Kapp in front, bringing more excitement in the game, but Shabnim Ismail and Chetty held their nerves and got the job done off the last over from Natalie Sciver.

For England, Anya Shrubsole and Sophie Ecclestone were brilliant with the ball, with Kate Cross and Charlie Dean giving good support. But the bowling from their spearhead, Katherine Brunt, was not quite up to the mark, as she either bowled to short or too straight.

Heather Knight's decision not to bowl out Sophie Ecclestone earlier and to go with Natalie Sciver for the last over will be debated upon by many a pundit.

The fielding and catching from England, was average to say the least. There were catches dropped, stumpings missed and runs given away through misfields. This is something for the team management to think about, though Amy Jones made up for her misses with a stumping and a catch later on.

South Africa now have three wins out of three, while England have three losses out of three, with the next match being a must-win. Marizanne Kapp was the star of the show with a magnificent five-wicket haul and some crucial runs at the back end.

South Africa Women captain, Sune Luus: I think we do our best when we put the opposition under pressure with out world-class bowling attack. Marizanne was brilliant with her all-round game. We do not want to put a lot of pressure on Lizelle, we have actually put a team effort in today to get this win. It is very exciting that we find ourselves in this position, we hope to keep going.

England Women captain, Heather Knight: It is pretty painful losing three matches so closely but our fielding perhaps should have been better. We have to regroup quickly now. We would have liked 15-20 more runs but Amy and Tammy batted really well. We have no other option now but to win the next game. We have to come out fighting.

Marizanne Kapp is the Player of the match. Here's what she has to say: I took my team into the deep end at the end of that run chase. A huge relief to get over the line. Huge win for us, so happy. (On her plans with the ball) I just backed myself. I remember what they did to us in the semi-final of the previous World Cup. So we had a few plans out to execute. That's what is exciting for us. We still haven't played our best cricket with the bat but we still managed to get over the line. (On Dane van Niekerk) I'm just glad that she was watching. We all miss her a lot. This ones for her!

South Africa Women record their highest successful run chase in World Cups! They win by 3 wickets with 4 balls to spare!

50.0

49.2 Natalie Sciver to Trisha Chetty, SOUTH AFRICA WIN! THREE IN THREE FOR THE PROTEAS! It was short but sat up nicely for Chetty, who pulled it over mid-wicket to lead her side over the line! There's a huge roar from the Proteas as they register their first win against England in 20 years. Oh, you can tell the dugout enjoyed this win, especially after the heartbreak of 2017! Kapp is on her knees before she gives everyone a big smile. South Africa are elated! England, dejected. It was another thrilling game in this year's World Cup, which continues to entertain with some high-quality cricket on display. South Africa win by 3 wickets.

One run to get off five balls.

49.2 Natalie Sciver to Trisha Chetty, WIDE. Oh dear. Sciver's been bowling it down the leg side all day long and that one's the costliest of the lot. Scores are level.

Two runs to get off five balls.

49.1 Natalie Sciver to Trisha Chetty, IS THAT A RUNOUT?? NO! Short and down the leg side, Chetty manages to get a tickle on and it seems like there's two for the taking all day long. Chetty is a bit slow to turn around though but she's done superbly to put in the full extension dive to make her ground. Replay confirms that. South Africa need 2 to win!

Natalie Sciver [4.0-0-19-1] is into the attack.

England Women have never lost 3 World Cup matches in a row.

4 runs to win off 6 balls for South Africa.

overs

232 /7 score

runs

Trisha Chetty

10 (11)

Shabnim Ismail *

5 (3)

Anya Shrubsole

2 /34

48.6 Anya Shrubsole to Shabnim Ismail, fullish delivery angled into middle and leg, Ismail drags it to short mid-wicket, no run

48.5 Anya Shrubsole to Trisha Chetty, back of a length but offering width again, Chetty flays it through cover-point for another single in the deep. Just one boundary away now.

48.4 Anya Shrubsole to Shabnim Ismail, good length and angled into the pads, Ismail works it through square leg to pick up a single

48.3 Anya Shrubsole to Shabnim Ismail, FOUR! That's poor from Shrubsole. Short and wide outside off-stump, Ismail flashes hard at it and slices it over backward point to find the ropes. 6 needed now!

Shabnim Ismail, LHB, is at the crease.