Showing posts with label england women cricket team. Show all posts
Showing posts with label england women cricket team. Show all posts

Sunday, September 16, 2012

By Ashley Williams




LONDON, England (TheSportsNext) September 16, 2012: The West Indies women cricket team defeated England women cricket team by three wickets in a last-ball thriller at Arundel Castle Cricket Club Ground Sunday to end the home side’s enormous 21-match unbeaten streak.




 


Batting first, England women scored 139 for 7 as Sarah Taylor, who won the ICC Women’s T20 Cricketer of the Year award on Saturday, scored 34 runs while Kathlene Brunt also contributed 35 runs. A late burst by Danielle Hazell hitting 18 not out from just eight balls helped England to a moderate total.

Shemaine Campbell, Tremayne Smartt, and Anisa Mohammed all captured two wickets each for 30 runs, 27 runs, and 23 runs, respectively, for West Indies

West Indies women achieved the target from the final ball of the match for the loss of seven wickets as Deandra Dottin, who was declared Man of the Match, played a match-winning knock of 62 runs from just 34 balls hitting five massive sixes other than three boundaries. Dottin was ably supported by Juliana Naro who hit 27 not out from 36 to safely make West Indies cross the line from final ball of the 20th over.




Saturday, September 15, 2012

By Ashley Williams



HOVE, England (TheSportsNext) September 15, 2012: England women cricketers continued stamping their authority in Twenty20 International cricket here Saturday with an 84-run victory over touring West Indian women cricket team.







 

The English women literally outplayed their West Indian counterparts for the fourth time in the series at Hove to take an unassailable 4-0 lead in the five-match Twenty20 International series.

Batting first, England women scored 154 for three from their 20 overs with Lydia Greenway (61 not out) and Sarah Taylor (43) playing crucial knocks to take the home side to an impressive total.

Stafanie Taylor (4-0-23-2) was the only West Indian bowler with respectable figures.

In reply, the West Indian women never looked in the hunt as they were easily restricted to 70 for eight from their 20 overs, thus falling 84 runs short of victory.