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The first T20I between Australia and England At the Sydney Cricket Ground, England’s left-arm spinner saw a remarkable moment in the off-field spin. Sophie Ecclestoneproduced a stunning delivery to dismiss the Australian captain; Tahlia McGrath. Eccleston’s brilliance with the ball played a vital role in putting England on top as they aimed to challenge Australia’s total victory.
The match took a dramatic turn in the 17th over of Australia’s innings when Ecclestone delivered a quick and accurate delivery. McGrath, looking to speed up Australia’s innings, lined up to bowl the delivery but a perfect yorker from Eccleston got it completely out of Fox’s hands. The ball rattled the stumps, sending McGrath back to the tent after 26 off just 9 balls. Her knock included 4 fours and a six, but Ecclestone’s brilliance ended her stay on the crease. Australian skipper Eccleston, who played an attacking role in the match, was visibly upset as she celebrated her wicket.
Ecclestone strikes! That ends Tahlia McGrath’s fun cameo # ash pic.twitter.com/pLqw9jkkMd
– cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 20, 2025
Eccleston’s impressive spell continued to impress as she wrapped up her four-handed spell to finish as England’s most economical bowler. At an economy of just 6.50, she took two crucial wickets when it mattered most. Earlier in her spell, Ecclestone claimed the Australian wicket. Elise Perry6 balls for only 7 balls. Perry tries to hit the wicket after pushing it towards the toss, but misses and the wicketkeeper’s quick response. Amy Jones He was led to wonder. Eccleston’s brilliant delivery left Perry with no chance as she was caught by the crease, marking a stunning wicket for the English spinner.
Just a fork in it!
But Perry’s short knock ends, he falls # ash pic.twitter.com/6VigQYmRea
– cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 20, 2025
Despite Ecclestone’s brilliance, Australia still managed to post a challenging total. After more than 20 overs, they finished their business at 198 for 7. Australia’s batting effort was built on a strong partnership at the top, with the opener and wicket-keeper performing surprisingly well. House Muni He contributed an impressive 75 off 51 balls including 11 boundaries. In reply, England could only reach 141 and lost by 57 runs.
This article was originally published by WomenCricket.comA Cricket Times Company.