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In the final match of the three-match ODI series between Australia and England At Bellrive Oval, Hobart, England Sophie Ecclestone He put on a jaw-dropping performance on the pitch, leaving fans in awe. Eccleston’s brilliance was on full display as she produced an impressive display to dismiss Australia’s top-order batting. Annabelle Sutherland.
All this happened on the 15th. Charlie Dean It was close to Sutherland who attempted a great shot. On the run to deliver it full outside off, Sutherland intends to loft the ball over extra cover. However, her shot was not high enough to cut wide in the middle. Eccleston, showing her athleticism, dived low to her left to make a stunning catch. Sutherland went for 10 runs off 16 balls, including two boundaries. England’s sharp fielding and Dean’s accurate bowling put the team in a commanding position.
Ecclestone dives for the catch and Sutherland has to go. Aussies now four down in 15 overs! # ash #AUSvENG pic.twitter.com/H1b79SuOun
– cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 17, 2025
Dean continued her stellar bowling performance by claiming the crucial wicket. House Muni On the 33rd. Munni, who has reached a half-century, is out to completely deliver, aiming to hit the off-stump in the city. However, she mishandled her shot by lifting the ball high. Nat Sciver-Bruntpitched at short extra cover, quickly bounced back and landed a well-judged over her shoulder. Muni’s 50 off 64 balls, including four boundaries, turned England’s game around as England disrupted a key partnership.
Eccleston’s contribution was not limited to her film heroines. In the 50th and final of Australia’s innings, Ecclestone showed her bowling prowess with a dismissal. Alana King. Trying to hit a delivery to short, King misused her effort and scooped the ball over the thick inside edge. Alice CapseyTossed up at deep square leg, finished with a run and a good catch. King was off 8 balls for 9 runs.
Opting to bat first, Australia set a challenging target of 309 runs for the loss of eight wickets. Their innings was also a highlight. Ashleigh GardnerA brilliant century that ended the team’s total. Despite losing wickets at crucial times, the Australian batsmen ensured a strong finish to keep the scoreboard afloat.
This article was originally published by WomenCricket.comA Cricket Times Company.