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Womens Internationals

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she got about 30 off 20 and 2 very good stumpings, she is a class act but gee that Taylor can bat, she got MOM or WOM, lol
 

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How good was Lanning in the mens t20 commentary, no nonsense insight on whats is going out on the filed with what she would do in the situation (often sensible and logical tactics. Her and Hussey were far and away brilliant to listen to over the try hards who tried to outdo esch other with patheticness

Hope she can be a regular during the ODIs and test matches

In fact get one or two ex female cricketers in there as well fulltime. piss of warne and brayshaw
 

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Aussie womens did it again, this time in 50 over game

WI 8/240
AUST 7/241 (3 balls to spare)

Captain Lanning 95

AUST 1-0 (4 match series)
 

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Some good news fore the ladies


http://www.espncricinfo.com/women/content/story/798363.html


ESPNcricinfo staff

November 11, 2014


A Women's Test will be broadcast live on television for the first time next summer when England defend the Women's Ashes. Every game of the seven-match series will be televised live in the latest boost to the women's game.

The third multi-format series will see the Test match played between the ODI and T20 matches and the points for winning it reduced from six to four to increase the balance of the competition.

Previously the Test was the first match of the series and a significant advantage could be gained with only one of seven matches completed. England retained the Ashes with two matches to play last winter after which Meg Lanning, the Australia batsman, questioned the weighting of the points system.

The series will continue to feature three ODIs and three T20s, all worth two points each, with the ODIs also part of the latest round of the new Women's Championship. All seven matches will be broadcast live by Sky Sports and BBC Radio and the final contest in Cardiff will be a double-header with the men's T20.

Beginning on July 21 at Taunton, the series will travel up the M5 via Bristol and Worcester before the Test during Canterbury Cricket Week, giving Charlotte Edwards the chance to lead England on her home ground. Chelmsford, Hove and Cardiff will host the T20s with no match in the series being played at Lord's in contrast to recent England Women's fixtures.

England won the inaugural multi-format Ashes 12-4 at home in 2013 before mounting a successful defence 10-8 in Australia last winter.

"It has already been a remarkable year of firsts for England women's cricket," Clare Conner, ECB's head of England Women's cricket. "The first crop of 18 players to receive professional contracts, alongside a first standalone commercial sponsorship deal with Kia.

"The level of broadcast coverage that the England women's team now gets is exceptional. It is this level of exposure and support that will ensure that the women's game continues to grow, and that will inspire the next generation of England women's cricketers.

"The points awarded for winning the Test match has been reduced it will be played in the middle of the series for the first time to help improve the balance of the competition and to ensure maximum interest across the three formats throughout the summer."

Women's Ashes 2015 fixtures
July 21, first ODI, Taunton
July 23, second ODI, Bristol
July 26, third ODI, New Road
August 11-14, only Test, Canterbury
August 26, first T20, Chelmsford
August 28, second T20, Hove
August 31, third T20, Cardiff
 

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Aussie Women 256 all out for the first time this series, after being 3 for 210

Perry top scored with 74
 

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They win again by 53 runs, lead ODI series now 2-0

Bolton 76
Perry 72

Perry 3 wickets and player of the match
 
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Yup, they do it again, go 3-0 up

WI 220
Aust 2/222 (Now there's a Richie if I ever saw one :) )

Captain Lanning 135no (her highest score for Australia)
Perry64no
 

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Aussie women kicked arse again, 274 and bowled the Windies for about 140.

Lanning with 80 odd and Perry 70 odd, she has gone from a no 7 all rounder to a decent no 4 this series
 

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Aust 5/275
WI 127

Series Australia 4-0
Player of Match - Perry
Player of series - Perry

and she plays international soccer as well



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3 x t20 international series Aust v NZ

1st one starting tonight 710pm NS OVAL - Live on Fox
2nd 210pm Mon 1st
Oct Allan Border Field
3rd 720pm Fri 5th Manuka Oval Canberra - Live on Fox

The 2nd game isn't live, will be replayed from 10pm on Fox
Fox are showing live the NSW v QLD JLT match
 
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