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AUS-W vs ENG-W, 23rd ODI, Women's WC 2025 live
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248-4(40.3)
Australia Women won by 6 wickets 🏆
ENG-W
(50.0)244-9
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P'ship : 180(148)
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That wraps up our coverage from this arch-rival clash in Indore. To beat a powerhouse like Australia, you’ve got to be at your absolute best. Australia's perfect record continues, keeping them unbeaten and firmly perched at the top of the points table.
Tomorrow promises some blockbuster action! Early in the day, the Men in Blue take on Australia in Adelaide for the 2nd ODI of the series. Later, it’s a high-stakes clash in Navi Mumbai as India Women face New Zealand Women in a must-win encounter at the Cricket World Cup.
For now, this is Pritam Dey signing off on behalf of my co-commentators Akshay Bhide, Ajay Pal Singh & AkshayaKrishna Polya who, along with scorer/analyst Zeeshan Naiyer & statistician Aman brought all the updates of this clash. Stay tuned for more cricketing action from around the world. BYE BYE👋
Tomorrow promises some blockbuster action! Early in the day, the Men in Blue take on Australia in Adelaide for the 2nd ODI of the series. Later, it’s a high-stakes clash in Navi Mumbai as India Women face New Zealand Women in a must-win encounter at the Cricket World Cup.
For now, this is Pritam Dey signing off on behalf of my co-commentators Akshay Bhide, Ajay Pal Singh & AkshayaKrishna Polya who, along with scorer/analyst Zeeshan Naiyer & statistician Aman brought all the updates of this clash. Stay tuned for more cricketing action from around the world. BYE BYE👋
Highest Successful Chase vs England in Women’s ODI World Cup:
248/4 by Australia, Indore, 2025 (T-245) [TONIGHT]*
244/9 by Sri Lanka, Brabourne, 2013 (T-239)
236/7 by South Africa, Mount Maunganui, 2022 (T-236)
248/4 by Australia, Indore, 2025 (T-245) [TONIGHT]*
244/9 by Sri Lanka, Brabourne, 2013 (T-239)
236/7 by South Africa, Mount Maunganui, 2022 (T-236)
Highest 5th Wicket Partnerships in WODIs:
188* - Jane Smit & Claire Taylor (England) vs Sri Lanka, Lincoln, 2000
180* - Ashleigh Gardner & Annabel Sutherland (Australia) vs England, Indore, 2025
179* - Chamari Athapaththu & Nilakshika Silva (Sri Lanka) vs South Africa, Potchefstroom, 2024
188* - Jane Smit & Claire Taylor (England) vs Sri Lanka, Lincoln, 2000
180* - Ashleigh Gardner & Annabel Sutherland (Australia) vs England, Indore, 2025
179* - Chamari Athapaththu & Nilakshika Silva (Sri Lanka) vs South Africa, Potchefstroom, 2024
Highest Individual Score for Australia vs England in Women’s ODI World Cup:
170 - Alyssa Healy, Christchurch, 2022
130 - Rachael Haynes, Hamilton, 2022
104* - Ashleigh Gardner, Indore, 2025
98* - Annabel Sutherland, Indore, 2025
86 - Meg Lanning, Hamilton, 2022
170 - Alyssa Healy, Christchurch, 2022
130 - Rachael Haynes, Hamilton, 2022
104* - Ashleigh Gardner, Indore, 2025
98* - Annabel Sutherland, Indore, 2025
86 - Meg Lanning, Hamilton, 2022
Highest Partnership for Australia for 5th Wicket or Lower in WODIs:
180* - Ashleigh Gardner & Annabel Sutherland, Indore, 2025 (5th Wicket)
151* - Joanne Broadbent & Bronwyn Calver, Dublin, 1998 (5th Wicket)
126 - Tahlia McGrath & Beth Mooney, Mackay, 2021 (5th Wicket)
180* - Ashleigh Gardner & Annabel Sutherland, Indore, 2025 (5th Wicket)
151* - Joanne Broadbent & Bronwyn Calver, Dublin, 1998 (5th Wicket)
126 - Tahlia McGrath & Beth Mooney, Mackay, 2021 (5th Wicket)
Tahlia McGrath (Australia Captain): "Yeah, very happy. Spinners did a fantastic job with the ball. Little bit of a shaky start with the bat but Bells and Ash, just world-class. Clinical, feel for Bells, she thoroughly deserved a century.
(On Alana King) She has got a really good record against England. Matches up pretty well against their whole line-up. She was relentless today, hit her length and found a bit of turn.
Yeah, I think we missed our lengths a bit early and got punished. So, certainly need to work to be better with the new ball. They probably got 20 a bit too many at the end. If you had told me 244 at the start, I would have been pretty stoked.
(On Annabel Sutherland) She is a gun, it is scary how young she still is. She is one of the hardest-working cricketers we have in our group.
It is just about belief. We can win from any position, we need to fine-tune a few areas and still keeping that momentum going.
(On Alyssa Healy) Bit of day by day. I will leave that in the hands of physio but she is tracking nicely but a bit of a day by day progress.
(On Alana King) She has got a really good record against England. Matches up pretty well against their whole line-up. She was relentless today, hit her length and found a bit of turn.
Yeah, I think we missed our lengths a bit early and got punished. So, certainly need to work to be better with the new ball. They probably got 20 a bit too many at the end. If you had told me 244 at the start, I would have been pretty stoked.
(On Annabel Sutherland) She is a gun, it is scary how young she still is. She is one of the hardest-working cricketers we have in our group.
It is just about belief. We can win from any position, we need to fine-tune a few areas and still keeping that momentum going.
(On Alyssa Healy) Bit of day by day. I will leave that in the hands of physio but she is tracking nicely but a bit of a day by day progress.
Nat Sciver-Brunt (England Women Captain): "I supposed, we didn't have enough runs on the board. Alana King bowled really well in the middle overs and restricted us. They made it very difficult for us to stitch a partnership together. Tammy played really well. With the lights turning on, the conditions did change a little bit. We bowled well in patches but the partnership between Ash & Annabel just took the game away from us.
I am very bad at numbers but I would've been very happy with a score around 280.
(How to tackle Alana King) I guess we should've been clear on what shots we wanted to play against her. Playing off the backfoot would've been more useful. We should've used our feet, played those little paddle shots as well. That's something I would be regretting on myself as well.
(On Tammy Beaumont) She has being battling really hard in the nets. She was a lot focused today and I am really pleased that she managed to post a good score today.
(On the partnership between Sutherland & Gardner) Um, we just couldn't control with the ball. I thought we built pressure in patches but the poor deliveries kept coming. We tried too many things I suppose. Sometimes you need to keep it simple.
We will review this game very carefully and make sure we do take the positives from this game and also the learnings as well. But coming up against a quality side, you need to be really good throughout the game but I think we weren't as good as Australia today.
(Can England beat Australia again?) Yeah definitely. Obviously we weren't at our best tonight. I don't think we have played our best cricket so far in the tournament. If we do see them again, we will be ready for it."
I am very bad at numbers but I would've been very happy with a score around 280.
(How to tackle Alana King) I guess we should've been clear on what shots we wanted to play against her. Playing off the backfoot would've been more useful. We should've used our feet, played those little paddle shots as well. That's something I would be regretting on myself as well.
(On Tammy Beaumont) She has being battling really hard in the nets. She was a lot focused today and I am really pleased that she managed to post a good score today.
(On the partnership between Sutherland & Gardner) Um, we just couldn't control with the ball. I thought we built pressure in patches but the poor deliveries kept coming. We tried too many things I suppose. Sometimes you need to keep it simple.
We will review this game very carefully and make sure we do take the positives from this game and also the learnings as well. But coming up against a quality side, you need to be really good throughout the game but I think we weren't as good as Australia today.
(Can England beat Australia again?) Yeah definitely. Obviously we weren't at our best tonight. I don't think we have played our best cricket so far in the tournament. If we do see them again, we will be ready for it."
Highest Partnerships for Any Wicket for Australia vs England in WODIs:
196 - Rachael Haynes & Meg Lanning, Hamilton, 2022 (2nd wicket)
180* - Ashleigh Gardner & Annabel Sutherland, Indore, 2025 (5th wicket) [TONIGHT]*
179 - Joanne Broadbent & Blenida Clark, Newcastle, 2000 (1st wicket)
196 - Rachael Haynes & Meg Lanning, Hamilton, 2022 (2nd wicket)
180* - Ashleigh Gardner & Annabel Sutherland, Indore, 2025 (5th wicket) [TONIGHT]*
179 - Joanne Broadbent & Blenida Clark, Newcastle, 2000 (1st wicket)
Fastest 100s for Australia in WODIs:
45 balls – Meg Lanning vs New Zealand, North Sydney Oval, 2012
57 balls – Karen Rolton vs South Africa, Lincoln, 2000
69 balls - Ashleigh Gardner vs England, Indore, 2025 (TONIGHT)*
45 balls – Meg Lanning vs New Zealand, North Sydney Oval, 2012
57 balls – Karen Rolton vs South Africa, Lincoln, 2000
69 balls - Ashleigh Gardner vs England, Indore, 2025 (TONIGHT)*
Most Centuries Batting At No.6 or Below in WODIs
3 - Ashleigh Gardner (Australia)
1 - Shemaine Campbelle (West Indies)
1 - Annerie Dercksen (South Africa)
3 - Ashleigh Gardner (Australia)
1 - Shemaine Campbelle (West Indies)
1 - Annerie Dercksen (South Africa)
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