Australian Tri-Series 2012 LIVE

India, Sri Lanka, Australia Commonwealth Bank Series

The India vs Australia series will be followed by a Tri-nation Commonwealth Bank Series, which includes Sri Lanka.
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ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2009

Australia v England at Sydney

AUS v ENG, ICC WWC 2009, Super 6: Australians beat England but miss World Cup final

Australia shattered England's unbeaten record, but still failed to make Sunday's Women's Cricket World Cup final.
The defending champion and host nation produced their best performance in six matches, after earlier losses to New Zealand and India proved fatal to their chances of winning a sixth title. Australia became the first team in the current tournament to bowl England out, dismissing them for 161 in the 50th over.
It was England's first loss in 21 one day internationals, but it was a hollow victory for Australia, who knocked off the modest target in 34.5 overs. Australia's only chance of making the final rested on Pakistan upsetting New Zealand, but the White Ferns effectively sealed their spot with an extraordinary batting performance.
New Zealand blasted 7-373, the highest score of the tournament with youngster Suzie Bates slamming 168 off 105 balls and featuring in a double century stand with captain Haidee Tiffen (100). Australia's victory over England was set up by some fine new ball bowling from Sarah Andrews (3-35 off 8.3 overs).
England slumped to 3-46 before a fourth wicket stand between Claire Taylor (49) and Lydia Greenway (22) added 60 for the fourth wicket. England's inning subsided again after they lost 4-9 to crash to 7-115 in the 35th over.
Spinners Shelley Nitschke (2-14 off 10) and Lisa Sthalekar (2-31 off 10) worked their way through the bottom half of the order. Australia made light work of their run chase with openers Nitschke (37 off 43) and Leah Poulton (38 off 47) piling on 79 in just 14.3 overs.
Both fell in the first two overs of the bowling powerplay, but captain Karen Rolton (41 not out off 55) and her deputy Alex Blackwell (38 off 58) hurried their side to a comfortable win with their unbroken 83 run partnership. Australia will now play India in the third and fourth place play offs at Sydney's Bankstown Oval on Saturday.

AUS v ENG, ICC WWC 2009, Super 6: Australia Women 163-2 (33.5 overs) beat England Women 161 (49.3 overs) by 8 wickets

Australia v England at Sydney

Scores

England Women Innings 161 all out (49.3 overs)

Australia Women Innings 163 for 2 (33.5 overs)

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Taylor	c Cameron	b Andrews	16	21	2	0
Atkins	lbw	b Andrews	6	8	0	0
Taylor	c Cameron	b Nitschke	49	77	5	0
Edwards	c and b	Farrell	8	14	1	0
Greenway	st Fields	b Sthalekar	22	57	1	0
Morgan	lbw	b Nitschke	1	11	0	0
Colvin	c Nitschke	b Sthalekar	5	15	1	0
Gunn	c Poulton	b Andrews	21	42	2	0
Shaw	c Cameron	b Osborne	16	36	3	0
Marsh	run out		5	10	0	0
Guha	not out		3	5	0	0
Extras		7w 2lb	9
Total		all out	161	(49.3 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Sampson 5.0 0 23 0 Andrews 8.3 1 35 3 Farrell 6.0 1 15 1 Osborne 10.0 0 41 1 Sthalekar 10.0 1 31 2 Nitschke 10.0 2 14 2

Fall of wicket   18 Atkins 31 Taylor 46 Edwards 106 Greenway 110 Taylor 115 Morgan 115 Colvin 141 Shaw 153 Marsh 161 Gunn

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Nitschke	c Greenway	b Colvin	37	43	6	1
Poulton	st Taylor	b Marsh	38	47	5	1
Rolton	not out		41	55	4	2
Blackwell	not out		38	58	6	0
Extras		5w 4lb	9
Total		for 2	163	(33.5 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Guha 6.5 1 42 0 Marsh 9.0 1 46 1 Gunn 2.0 0 14 0 Colvin 8.0 1 28 1 Shaw 4.0 0 14 0 Edwards 4.0 0 15 0

Fall of wicket   79 Nitschke 80 Poulton

Umpires: B Jerling, S Prasaad, N Harrison
Australia Women: Nitschke, Poulton, Rolton (C), Blackwell, Fields (W), Sthalekar, Cameron, Sampson, Farrell, Osborne, Andrews
England Women: Taylor (W), Atkins, Taylor, Edwards (C), Greenway, Morgan, Colvin, Gunn, Shaw, Marsh, Guha