Live Cricket Score | West Indies Women vs England Women Live Score & Commentary | WI-W vs ENG-W Scorecard, Women's World Cup 2022

7th ODI • University Oval • Dunedin

West Indies Women

225/6 (50)

England Women

218/10 (47.4)

WI-W won by 7 runs

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Player of the Match Shemaine Campbelle

66(80)

WI-W s

ENG-W s

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West Indies Women s

225/6 (50)

Batters

Deandra Dottin

48.44

runout (DN Wyatt)

Hayley Matthews

77.59

c A Shrubsole b S Ecclestone

Kycia Knight

27.27

c DN Wyatt b S Ecclestone

Stafanie Taylor

0.00

c AE Jones b S Ecclestone

Shemaine Campbelle

82.50

b NRS Sciver

Chedean Nation

66.22

Not out

Chinelle Henry

0.00

runout (A Shrubsole)

Aaliyah Alleyne

0.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 2, NB: 2, W: 23)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 4.5)

225/6

Did not Bat

Anisa Mohammed, Shamilia Connell, Shakera Selman

Bowlers

EXT

5.43

7.13

6.13

3.60

2.00

3.14

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Hayley Matthews

c A Shrubsole b S Ecclestone

1-81

20.1

Deandra Dottin

runout (DN Wyatt)

2-81

20.4

Stafanie Taylor

c AE Jones b S Ecclestone

3-81

20.5

Kycia Knight

c DN Wyatt b S Ecclestone

4-98

26.1

Shemaine Campbelle

b NRS Sciver

5-221

48.6

Chinelle Henry

runout (A Shrubsole)

6-222

49.3

England Women s

218/10 (47.4)

Batters

Lauren Winfield Hill

44.44

c DJS Dottin b SS Connell

Tammy Beaumont

60.53

lbw b Anisa Mohammed

Heather Knight

35.71

c S Campbelle b H Matthews

Natalie Sciver

20.00

c A Alleyne b H Matthews

Amy Jones

6.67

c H Matthews b A Alleyne

Danielle Wyatt

106.45

c C Henry b SS Connell

Sophia Dunkley

108.57

c C Henry b S Taylor

Katherine Brunt

50.00

c DJS Dottin b SS Connell

Sophie Ecclestone

80.49

Not out

Kate Cross

77.14

runout (Anisa Mohammed)

Anya Shrubsole *

0.00

b Anisa Mohammed

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 3, NB: 2, W: 15)

TOTAL

(47.4 Ov, RR: 4.57)

218/10

Bowlers

EXT

3.80

3.75

4.00

4.43

4.4

5.14

Shakera Selman

4.00

Deandra Dottin

11.00

Stafanie Taylor

5.25

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Lauren Winfield Hill

c DJS Dottin b SS Connell

1-31

8.1

Heather Knight

c S Campbelle b H Matthews

2-41

11.3

Natalie Sciver

c A Alleyne b H Matthews

3-58

15.6

Amy Jones

c H Matthews b A Alleyne

4-72

20.6

Tammy Beaumont

lbw b Anisa Mohammed

5-94

25.2

Sophia Dunkley

c C Henry b S Taylor

6-154

33.6

Danielle Wyatt

c C Henry b SS Connell

7-154

34.2

Katherine Brunt

c DJS Dottin b SS Connell

8-156

34.5

Kate Cross

runout (Anisa Mohammed)

9-217

47.1

Anya Shrubsole

b Anisa Mohammed

10-218

47.4

Match Info

Date & Time

09 Mar, 03:30 AM IST

Venue

University Oval, Dunedin

Match

7th ODI,

Women's World Cup 2022

Points Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Claire Polosak (Australia), Langton Rusere (Zimbabwe), Paul Wilson (Australia, TV)

Referee

GS Lakshmi (India)

Toss

West Indies Women elected to bat

Player of the Match Shemaine Campbelle

66(80)

Commentary

This was the last match of the World Cup from the University Oval in Dunedin, and it was an absolute pleasure bringing it to you, live! For now, this is the pair of Pradeep and Bidipto, saying good bye! But there is more enthralling cricket coming up from the Women's World Cup, so stay tuned to Sportskeeda as India take on the hosts New Zealand tomorrow at Seddon Park in Hamilton, in what promises to be a mouth-watering clash!

MATCH SUMMARY

West Indies Women, batting first - 225 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in their 50 overs; Shemaine Campbelle 66 (80)
England Women, batting second - 218 all out in 47.4 overs; Tammy Beaumont 46 (76)

West Indies Women beat England Women by 7 runs.

Player of the Match: Shemaine Campbelle 66 (80) (4x4)

The West Indies Women promise us a lot of excitement every time they take the field and this match no less exciting, as the pendulum swung from one end to another, finally settling in the Caribbean side. Another cliff-hanger, another win under pressure for Stefanie Taylor's women!

Batting first, the West Indies put up a decent and respectable total on the board, courtesy a timely partnership between Shemaine Campbelle and Chedean Nation. England were poor in the field though, which ended up costing them the match in a way.

The 2nd innings began with a lot of wide deliveries from the West Indian new ball bowlers but England were not in a mood it seemed to make use of their opponents' erratic start. When Deandra Dottin took a breathtaking catch to remove Lauren Winfield-Hill at backward point, the women from the Caribbean started to believe even more in their chances of winning, as the runs were further checked, owing to some tight bowling from the pacers, and wily, attacking bowling from the spinners.

Hayley Matthews was the most impressive bowler on show for the West Indies today as she not only picked up two crucial wickets, but also stemmed the flow of runs with her brilliant attacking line outside the off-stump.

England kept losing wickets at regular intervals as Tammy Beaumont was looking for someone to support her. With the fall of Beaumont's wicket, LBW to Anisa Mohammed, pressure mounted immensely on Heather Knight's team.

England lost important wickets of Danni Wyatt and Sophia Dunkley in quick succession, after the pair put on a lovely 50-run stand to bring England right back in the contest. With 8 wickets down, the match seemed to be in West Indies' control, when Sophie Ecclestone, the star of the England bowling innings, joined hands with Kate Cross, the other shining light with the ball today for England, and put up another 50-run partnership, this time for the 9th wicket, that threatened to take the match away from the West Indies.

Then came the 48th over of the innings from Anisa Mohammed that turned the whole complexion of the match! First, there was the unfortunate run out Kate Cross at the non-striker's end, and then, the final nail in the coffin for the West Indies, as their veteran off-spinner got rid of Anya Shrubsole o hand her team yet another win in the World Cup.

West Indies Women now are second in the standings with two wins out of two, England Women are sixth currently, with two narrow losses out of two matches.

West Indies Women captain, Stefanie Taylor: It's not nice to have so many close game, it does get pretty nervous, but yes, we got the win and that's what matters. We got some good runs with the bat especially towards the end and then we held our nerves to get the job done with the ball. The partnership between Chedean and Shemaine was the difference in the end. Deandra was magnificent in the field, especially with the catch to get the first wicket. We have to keep playing our best game and hope to get more good games under our belt.

England Women captain, Heather Knight: They batted outstandingly but we put things back on track for us. The partnership between Shemaine and Chedean then stole the momentum from us. Our fielding was not the best but we still had a good game and we do feel that there is not a big cause for concern, all we need is a better game and we should be up for it against South Africa. Sophie was good with both bat and ball, and with Kate supporting her today, we were in for a big win, but unfortunately, it was not to be. The loss of wickets regularly hurt us the most.

Shemaine Campbell has been adjudged the Player of the match for her sensational fifty to pull West Indies back in the game!

Shemaine Campbell: We just wanted to build partnership and keep the game moving that helped the team in the end. Wasn't thinking too much when I came in, tried to give myself a chance and played one ball at a time and tried to stay as long as I can in the crease. We both are actually are very good between the wickets but I had to keep Nation's injury in mind as well. The girls were brilliant on the field and took some great catches, and we held our nerve in the end to pull off the win. I think, we just have to go out there and put runs on the board, this was a good win and need keep the momentum in the coming games.

Once again, the West Indies Women have pulled off another narrow win! They have defeated the defending champions by 7 runs with 14 balls left!

47.4 Anisa Mohammed to Anya Shrubsole, OUT! CLEANED HER UP! WEST INDIES WIN! They are off to celebrate, pushes through a full delivery on the middle and off, Shrubsole down the track misses, goes through the gates and crashes into the stumps. Jubilation for West Indies and they beat England for the first time in World Cups and have beaten the defending champions here. West Indies storm into the top four with that win and England's chances looking bleak from here on!

Anya Shrubsole b Anisa Mohammed 0 (2)

47.3 Anisa Mohammed to Anya Shrubsole, OH! Pushes through a length delivery on the off-stump, Shrubsole down the track, blocks it into the off-side.

47.2 Anisa Mohammed to Sophie Ecclestone, length delivery on the outside off, Ecclestone down the track, drives it down to long-off for a single.

Anya Shrubsole, RHB, is at the crease.

47.1 Anisa Mohammed to Sophie Ecclestone, OUT! RUN-OUT! Is there a twist in the tale? Loops a full delivery on the middle and off, Ecclestone comes down the track and whacks it straight to Anisa who gets her finger tips to it, goes on to crash into the stumps and Cross might be short here.

Umpire goes upstairs to check that! Yes, Anisa makes contact and Cross is short and has to go here!

Kate Cross run out (Anisa Mohammed) 27 (35) (2x4)

Anisa Mohammed [4.0-0-23-1] is into the attack.

West Indies have been a little too defensive at times, and even if they got away with it earlier on, this partnership has made the most of the deep cover fielder to get the singles and get things moving. Now, the equation is in favour of the batting side provided they don't do anything silly. 9 runs to get off 18 balls.

overs

217 /8 score

runs

Sophie Ecclestone

31 (38)

Kate Cross *

28 (36)

Shakera Selman

0 /24

46.6 Shakera Selman to Sophie Ecclestone, that was the moment that West Indies should've grabbed, length delivery into Ecclestone on the leg-stump, flicks it towards mid-wicket, Matthews times her jump but just goes over in the end as they come back for a brace.

46.5 Shakera Selman to Kate Cross, too full on the middle and off, Cross drills it down to long-on region for another single. Just 10 needed now!

46.4 Shakera Selman to Sophie Ecclestone, another slower one, back of a length on the outside off, Ecclestone on the backfoot guides it past Dottin at backward point for a single.

46.3 Shakera Selman to Sophie Ecclestone, change of pace, back of a length on the off-stump, Ecclestone on the backfoot decides to defend it into the deck.

46.2 Shakera Selman to Kate Cross, length delivery on the middle and leg, Cross drills it straight down the ground and they cross over for a single.

46.1 Shakera Selman to Kate Cross, full delivery on the outside off, Cross fails to get underneath that, drills it down to mid-off fielder for no run.