16-0! Australia creates history with the first ever white washing over English in the history of female ash
Australia has reached a historic turning point after defeating England from a backup and 122 driving on a female ash test on the cricket field in Melbourne. Aussies dominated their rivals in the pink ball test and finished the match in just three days to record the first female ash.
The match saw a women’s test world record of 35,365. Alana King (5/53) and Ash Gardner (4/39) were extraordinary performers of Australia in the last scams. King was named a player of the series after taking up nine hyckeke in both test matches, including a summer ball.
England dropped for 148 ride in another inings test
England was discharged for 170 in its first scams of the recently concluded test match. After centuries, the hosts threw 440 running from Annabel Sutherland and Beth Mooney. Sutherland scored 163 rides, becoming the first woman to have her name in MCC Honor Board of Centurions.
England showed some resistance in another inserted with a solid partnership between Tammy Beaumont and Heather Knight. Ash Gardner claimed that the key knight, which scored 32 rides. After that, England collapsed and lost its last nine Wicksket for just 69 rides. Were thrown out for 148.
First, ever whichever in the history of ash with multiple format!
In accordance with Alan King who takes the final Wickket and Australia Switch England 🙌 pic.twitter.com/lzixvweay7
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Australia Tenmarks England with Historical Being
England lost and the T20 3-0 series, which resulted in white right. Australia scored a historic white of 16-0 points, the first of the introduction of a series of multi-format in female ash 2013.
Before that, neither Australia nor England never ended in pure movement in a row with three or more matches. England, which is currently in second place in ODIS and T20s, has not won a game in Australia from the 2017-18 series, and the last series 2021-22 ended in two no results and draws.
Nice to see how crowds go in and support us – Alyssa Healy
Alyssa Healy, speaking after the match, expressed her excitement about the victory of the series. She said England tried to reciprocate, but praised her team’s ability to close them. Healy emphasized enjoying playing at top stadiums and a great atmosphere created by the crowds that return.
“I feel amazing, I also had to earn McGrath for the T20I series. England sometimes returned back, but someone came in to close the door to them. The whole series was great, playing at some of the best stadiums and returning the crowds.”
“And this was really cool, three days on MCG. I’m really glad to see the men’s and women’s games are well supported here in Australia. It was nice to see how crowds go in and support us during this series of ash. It was. great to experience something close to what we experienced in 2020 at MCG.
