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T20INo. 2WomenScorecard

England v Australia

Australia won by 7 wickets

2 September 2005Taunton
England 
score not held
Australiawon by 7 wickets
score not held
Scorecard: every batter's and bowler's line, as the scorer kept it
Scorecard. For this match we hold every batter's and every bowler's line as the scorer's card kept it. The card does not name the fielder or the bowler for each dismissal, and older cards often leave balls faced blank (shown as -). There is no ball-by-ball record before December 2001. See the matches held ball by ball.
EWEngland Women innings
151/720 ov
England Women batting
BatterDismissalRBMins4s6sSR
Charlotte Edwardsrun out42323390131.3
Laura Newtoncaught24193040126.3
Rosalie Birchstumped17110014.3
Claire Taylorbowled26222130118.2
Arran Brindlecaught15121220125.0
Jenny Gunncaught916110056.3
Lydia Greenwayrun out78130087.5
Clare Connornot out9*3310300.0
Katherine Sciver-Bruntnot out4*1210400.0
Extrasb 4, lb 6, w 414
Total7 wickets, 20 overs151
Fall of wicketsruns, 0 to 160
1-77 Laura Newton2-78 Charlotte Edwards3-93 Rosalie Birch4-122 Claire Taylor5-122 Arran Brindle6-137 Jenny Gunn7-147 Lydia Greenway
Bowling to England Women
BowlerOMRWEconWdNb
Karen Rolton402626.5000
Lisa Sthalekar403719.2500
Cathryn Fitzpatrick411403.5020
Julie Hayes302809.3300
Kirsten Pike201316.5010
Shelley Nitschke302317.6710
AWAustralia Women innings chasing 152
153/317.4 ov
Australia Women batting
BatterDismissalRBMins4s6sSR
Belinda Clarkbowled41070040.0
Lisa Keightleycaught1210050.0
Karen Roltonnot out96*5360161181.1
Lisa Sthalekarcaught031000.0
Kate Blackwellnot out43*385150113.2
Extraslb 3, w 69
Total3 wickets, 17.4 overs153
Fall of wicketsruns, 0 to 160
1-3 Lisa Keightley2-6 Belinda Clark3-6 Lisa Sthalekar
Bowling to Australia Women
BowlerOMRWEconWdNb
Katherine Sciver-Brunt301836.0000
Jenny Gunn403308.2530
Clare Connor403709.2500
Beth Morgan2.4027010.1320
Charlotte Edwards403508.7510
T20IScorecardEnglandAustraliaAustralia won by 7 wicketsTaunton, 2 September