Live Cricket Score | New Zealand Women vs Australia Women Live Score & Commentary | NZ-W vs AUS-W Scorecard, Women's World Cup 2022

11th ODI • Wellington

AUS-W

269/8 (50)

NZ-W

128 (30.2)

AUS-W won by 141 runs

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Player of the Match Ellyse Perry

68(86)

AUS-W s

NZ-W s

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Australia Women s

269/8 (50)

Batters

Rachael Haynes

68.18

b LMM Tahuhu

Alyssa Healy

48.39

c AC Kerr b FL Mackay

Meg Lanning

33.33

c KJ Martin b HNK Jensen

Ellyse Perry

79.07

c M Green b LMM Tahuhu

Beth Mooney

68.18

b AC Kerr

Tahlia McGrath

101.79

c SW Bates b HM Rowe

Ashleigh Gardner

266.67

Not out

Alana King

40.00

c SW Bates b LMM Tahuhu

Amanda Wellington

33.33

runout (FL Mackay)

Megan Schutt

0.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 2, W: 10)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 5.38)

269/8

Did not Bat

Darcie Brown

Bowlers

EXT

4.25

5.56

4.86

6.88

5.89

4.67

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Alyssa Healy

c AC Kerr b FL Mackay

1-37

9.5

Meg Lanning

c KJ Martin b HNK Jensen

2-54

14.3

Rachael Haynes

b LMM Tahuhu

3-56

15.1

Beth Mooney

b AC Kerr

4-113

29.1

Ellyse Perry

c M Green b LMM Tahuhu

5-214

44.6

Tahlia McGrath

c SW Bates b HM Rowe

6-229

46.3

Alana King

c SW Bates b LMM Tahuhu

7-238

47.4

Amanda Wellington

runout (FL Mackay)

8-253

49.1

New Zealand Women s

128/10 (30.2)

Batters

Suzie Bates

57.14

c T McGrath b D Brown

Sophie Devine

100.00

b EA Perry

Amelia Kerr

33.33

c B Mooney b D Brown

Amy Satterthwaite

65.67

c M Lanning b A Gardner

Maddy Green

30.00

c AJ Healy b T McGrath

Frances Mackay

50.00

lbw b D Brown

Katey Martin

70.37

lbw b AJ Wellington

Hayley Jensen

0.00

c T McGrath b AJ Wellington

Hannah Rowe

75.00

c EA Perry b M Schutt

Lea Tahuhu *

92.00

c B Mooney b A Gardner

Jess Kerr

120.00

Not out

Extras

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

TOTAL

(30.2 Ov, RR: 4.22)

128/10

Bowlers

EXT

3.60

3.14

5.67

5.67

3.67

3.2

4.50

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Sophie Devine

b EA Perry

1-22

4.3

Amelia Kerr

c B Mooney b D Brown

2-23

5.2

Suzie Bates

c T McGrath b D Brown

3-24

7.3

Maddy Green

c AJ Healy b T McGrath

4-30

10.4

Frances Mackay

lbw b D Brown

5-35

11.1

Katey Martin

lbw b AJ Wellington

6-73

19.5

Hayley Jensen

c T McGrath b AJ Wellington

7-73

19.6

Hannah Rowe

c EA Perry b M Schutt

8-86

22.3

Amy Satterthwaite

c M Lanning b A Gardner

9-121

28.3

Lea Tahuhu

c B Mooney b A Gardner

10-128

30.2

Match Info

Date & Time

13 Mar, 03:30 AM IST

Venue

Basin Reserve, Wellington

Match

11th ODI,

Women's World Cup 2022

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Schedule

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Umpires

Langton Rusere (Zimbabwe) , Lauren Agenbag (South Africa) , Sue Redfern (England, TV)

Referee

GS Lakshmi (India)

Toss

New Zealand Women elected to bowl

0 1 1 0 0 0

Over 28

Runs: 2

1 0 W 0 0 1

Over 29

Runs: 2

4 1 0 0 0 1

Over 30

Runs: 6

0 W 0

Over 31

Runs: 0

All Overs

Player of the Match Ellyse Perry

68(86)

Commentary

If the Aussies are in the mood, then it would take something special to stop them in this World Cup. It turned out to be a special Sunday for them. But not for New Zealand and the cricket fans as it turned out to be one-way traffic. We have a double-header tomorrow and you make sure to follow the live updates on our Sportskeeda page. See you all tomorrow for more cricketing action in this WWC but for now, this is Pragadeesh waving goodbye on behalf of my fellow colleague Abhishek. See yaa

A thumping win for the Aussies and they hardly broke a sweat. Geez, this team is from another planet. Perry and Brown ran through the New Zealand top order in the powerplay as the Kiwis lost four wickets for just eight runs. Except for Amy Satterthwaite, the rest of the batters struggled. Martin and Satterthwaite stitched a 38-run partnership but Wellington dismissed the former before getting rid of Hayley Jensen in the next ball.

Then Tahuhu played some aggressive shots but it only helped to reduce the deficit. Darcie Brown was the pick of the bowlers as she picked up three wickets. In the end, the better team won. Perry's mature knock, Gardner's onslaught and the bowlers proved to be the difference as the Aussies put up a commanding performance. Also, with a massive win, Meg Lanning's team sit comfortably at the top with a healthy net run rate (+1.63)

Meg Lanning: Yeah it was a crucial period. We could've been under a little bit of pressure but that's the depth we have. It's great to have Gardner back. She had tough 10 days. We felt it was a good score and we had to go hard with a new ball. We really had a tough selection today as Jess Jonassen missed out. The selection worked today but on the other day it might have not. That's how we see the selection process these days and move on

Sophia Devine: That's the reason why I decided to bowl first to get quite a few wickets and put pressure on them. It's a combination of both. Her batting was superb, hitting with the wind and it carried 20-30 meters further. Certainly, 250-260 seems par and with the fast outfield, we thought we could have chased with wickets in hand. It was a poor batting display. It's nice for us to get the extra day and make sure we reflect and get ready for the next match.

Ellyse Perry: Yes (on the partnership between Beth Mooney and me), it was important to rebuild in the middle. It was good to finish strong. The pitch was a nicely set for the batters. It was a good batting wicket but NZ struggled to get their act going. Darcie (Brown) more than deserves to get the wickets. I was hoping to shape it more but Darcie bowled amazingly. We know how dangerous that Kiwi top order are and we got them. As a quick bowling group, we spend some nice time. We are happy with our bowling performance on this good batting track.

31.0

30.2 Ashleigh Gardner to Lea Tahuhu, DOWN ON ONE KNEE AND TAKEN FINALLY! It is full and around legs, Tahuhu tries to slog sweep it but Beth Mooney watches the ball closely before collecting it at the cow corner position.

30.1 Ashleigh Gardner to Lea Tahuhu, length and around legs, Tahuhu takes a step forward but the ball raps her on the front pad.

Gardner to continue

Tahuhu continues to tease the Aussie fielders. It's time for Drinks

overs

128 /9 score