Australian Grace Harris to England brings a brave warning for the remaining female ash 2025
Australia gained a decisive 10-0 lead in a multi-format Women’s ashes 2025 After a sixth -time victory on the DLS method was hit in the DLS method in the second t20i in Canberri. The victory not only sealed the series for Australia, but also expanded their undefeated string to six consecutive triumphs of ash. With a clean view of sight, the Australians are now focused on maintaining their dominance in the remaining matches.
Australian Grace Harris targets the perfect record against England
Grace HarrisOne of the Australian performers expressed her desire for whiteness of 16-0 in the current series. In an interview with the BBC TMS, the dynamic comprehend emphasized her determination to ’embarrass’ the English side, acknowledging their competitiveness, while setting her perspective on pure movement.
“White would be extraordinary. England was better for us in the last series. For me it is a loss, pull-out is boring. But 16-0, it would be very, very good if we could embarrass this English team because they are actually very competitive suit and have really good players among them, “ Said Harris.
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Her comments come while Australians prepare for the last T20I in Adelaide on Saturday and a four -day crime test in Melbourne, which starts on January 30 and wears four points. Harris played a major role in the victory of Australia in Canberra, breaking an explosive 35 out of only 17 balls to start his team on challenging a total of 185/5.
England missed opportunities in female ash 2025
Despite Australia’s dominance, England had moments in which they could turn the series. In the second Od, they missed the chasing of 181, and in the second T20I pushed Australia to the finals before Rain sealed the host’s victory. These missed chances were highlighted by fine margins in a competition that Australia had otherwise controlled. From the beginning of the Multi-Format of Women’s Ashes in 2013, no team has achieved complete pure swelling. In the last series of Australian soil in 2022, England failed to win one match, but earned four points through two rinses and a drawn test.
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This article was first published on Wmencricsket.comand Times of the cricket Society.
