refreshRight then, that brings this nailbiting game to a close, with Australia Women delivering another solid performance to go 4 up on the points in this edition of the Women's Ashes. The focus now shifts to the Bellerive Oval in Hobart, where the all-important third ODI will take place on January 17, 2025, at 11.05 pm GMT (the previous day). As always, the buildup to the game will start well in advance, so make sure to tune in early. Until then, it’s cheers and goodbye!
Alyssa Healy, the captain of Australia Women is up for a chat now. She says that it was a tremendous game of cricket. Appreciates the bowlers by saying it was a serious effort from every one of them. Also mentions that this is one of the most remarkable wins she has been a part of. States that there was enough in the wicket for the whole day and their bowlers created pressure and held on the chances that came their way. Ends by saying that they need to put up a more complete team performance at Hobart in the final ODI.
Heather Knight, the skipper of England Women is in for a chat. She says the game was there for the taking but the fall of wickets in heaps cost them the game. Adds that they fought brilliantly to make a comeback into this game but are disappointed with the result not going their way. Mentions how well Amy Jones played and says that with No Balls and bowlers being changed, it got tough for her to keep her calm. Concludes that they need to be braver with the bat and fix a few things going ahead.
Alana King is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH for her outstanding bowling. She says that it was a well-fought win for them, and adds a great performance overall from the girls. Mentions that there was a lot of turn on the surface and they just had to get their lines and lengths right. Ends by saying that she is delighted that they go up 4-0 in this Ashes series and is happy to contribute in the team's success.
It's time for the Presentation Ceremony...
Earlier in the game, Australia Women got off to a strong start, laying the groundwork for a big total. Alyssa Healy looked fluent at the top, while Ellyse Perry was at her imperious best, guiding Australia to a solid 131/2 after 20 odd overs. However, what followed was a collapse no one saw coming. Alice Capsey triggered the downfall by dismissing Beth Mooney, sparking a procession of wickets. Sophie Ecclestone wreaked havoc with a sensational four-wicket haul, while Capsey chipped in with three crucial breakthroughs. The duo dismantled the middle and lower order, restricting Australia to a modest 180 runs in under 45 overs.
With no partners left to support her, Amy Jones was forced to deny singles toward the end, trying to shield the strike and protect the tail. However, this cautious approach proved to be a costly gamble as the required rate climbed sharply. Australia capitalized on the pressure, delivering precise and disciplined bowling that eventually earned them the final wicket to seal the game. With this victory, Australia Women maintains their dominance in ODIs, securing yet another series win. More significantly, they extend their lead to 4 points in this multi-format series, putting England under immense pressure heading into the next fixtures.
Amy Jones and Alice Capsey dug in for a gritty partnership, resisting the pressure applied by Australia’s in-form spinners. Slowly but steadily, they pieced together a crucial 36-run stand for the 6th wicket, helping England navigate into calmer waters. However, the reintroduction of Kim Garth into the attack reignited the drama. First, an on-field decision against Capsey was overturned, and moments later, Phoebe Litchfield dropped a crucial catch off Amy Jones, giving England a lifeline. Garth, however, remained relentless and eventually broke the resilient partnership, dismissing Capsey. Alana King then struck twice in quick succession, tilting the game back in Australia's favour and setting up a tense finish.
Despite the early blows, Natalie Sciver-Brunt and Heather Knight managed to weather the storm, building a steady rebuilding partnership. However, the introduction of spin turned the tide once again. Ash Gardner broke the stand by dismissing Knight, and Alana King capitalized on the opening, claiming two quick wickets to further tighten Australia's grip. England found themselves in deep trouble at 84/5 in just under 23 overs, with the game slipping away.
Defending a modest total, Australia Women came out firing, with their pacers delivering relentlessly from the outset. Kim Garth struck twice within the first six overs, removing both openers and putting the hosts firmly in control. Under intense pressure, Natalie Sciver-Brunt struggled to settle, while Australia created numerous half-chances and beat the bat consistently.
AUSTRALIA WIN BY 21 RUNS! What a dramatic finish to a thrilling contest as this nail-biter finally comes to a close, easing the tension and racing heartbeats. Australia Women held their nerve in crunch moments, handing England Women another defeat to win the second ODI to go 4 nil up on the points. England came tantalizingly close but couldn’t capitalize when it mattered most, as Australia seized the critical moments to seal the win. Despite the loss, England Women still have everything to fight for in the third game, with crucial points on the line in this multi-format competition.
48.1OUT! KNOCKED HER OVER! AUSTRALIA WOMEN COME FROM THE BRINK OF DEFEAT AND WIN A THRILLER! Couldn't be a more perfect ball to a tailender, and this one had Bell's name on it! Megan Schutt steams in full tilt and spears in a pinpoint yorker, right at the base of the middle stump. Lauren Bell is late to bring her bat down in time and the ball beats the bat to crash into the stumps!
47.6IN THE AIR...DROPPED! Surprisingly, Jones doesn't run off the Free Hit! This is banged in short by McGrath, Jones pulls it aerially to deep square leg where it's dropped by Alana King. It wouldn't have counted even if she had pouched it. But more importantly, Jones doesn't rotate the strike and exposes Bell to face the next over. Everyone was concentrating on the catch and maybe, Jones felt, the game was done, totally forgetting the Free Hit. Hence she did not run.
Oh dear! Annabel Sutherland has been taken out of the attack and it will be Tahlia McGrath to bowl that last ball which is also a Free Hit.
47.6DRAMA! Sutherland fires it over the waist height again and on the body, Amy Jones is deep inside the crease, but walks a few steps ahead and nudges it off the inside half of the bat to deep backward square leg. Lauren Bell is already more than halfway through but Jones sends her back. Bell turns around and scoots to get back to the bowler's end. Does well to reach home. Annabel Sutherland and Alyssa Healy are visibly not happy with the decision by the on-field umpire! And now, the umpire requests Sutherland to go out of attack for bowling two waist-height No Balls in an over. A NO BALL CALLED AND FREE HIT COMING UP...
47.5Sutherland follows the batter as Jones shuffles way outside off and digs it short into the surface. Jones goes for a heavy across and hits it to deep square leg but doesn't take the run.
47.5FIVE NO BALL! Can it get more dramatic than this? A huge error from Sutherland and Jones pounces on it! A waist height NO BALL on the pads, Amy Jones shuffles across and uses the ball's pace and hits it over the short fine fielder for a boundary. FREE HIT COMING UP! The field cannot be changed for this!
47.4PLAY AND A MISS! Fired full and outside off, Jones swings and misses on the outside edge.
47.3PUT DOWN! An incredibly difficult chance, but it nearly stuck in her hands! A full ball again on off, Amy Jones smashes it hard and straight back to the bowler. Annabel Sutherland bends low on her follow-through and tries to take the catch by stretching both her hands over her head. The ball hits and pops out of the palms and lobs near the strip.
47.2A cracking shot down the ground, but a dot in the end! A full one, on the stumps, on middle and leg, Jones clears her front foot and drills it down to long on.
47.1Seeing Amy Jones covering her stumps, Annabel Sutherland cannons in a yorker on the legs, Amy Jones flicks it to the leg side but doesn't run.
England Women need 28 runs off the last 18 balls and Australia Women need a wicket. Annabel Sutherland (5-0-24-0) returns to the attack.
46.6Well played by Bell! Straight and full, on middle, Lauren Bell prods forward and presents a solid front foot defence. A single run from this over. More importantly, Amy Jones will take the strike in the next over.
46.5On a length, with an extra bit of bounce, outside off, Lauren Bell is taken aback by the bounce, hangs her bat away from the body and just fends it in front of backward point.
46.4Almost an action-replay of the previous delivery! Megan Schutt fires in a yorker on the stumps, tailing a bit in as well. Lauren Bell again bends low and gets her bat down in time to block it out.
46.3Well blocked by Bell! An attempted yorker on the stumps, Lauren Bell bends low and digs it out safely.
46.2NERVY! Just around off, nipping away from a fuller length, Lauren Bell pushes hard at it and misses on the outside edge.
46.1IN THE AIR...land safe! Runs a single on the first ball! Outside off on a fuller length, Amy Jones creates some room for herself and slices it over backward point for a quick single. Good work by Alana King as she motors to her left and keeps it to just a single.
45.6An arm ball, fired on the pads on a length. Lauren Bell missed to glance and got pinged on the thigh pad. England Women need 29 more runs off 24 balls while Australia Women need just 1 wicket.
45.5Nice and full, darted outside off, Lauren Bell leans on a defends it out.
45.4Full and just outside off, Bell gets forward to defend and gets an outside edge rolling to short third. No run.
45.3She does well! Full and outside off, kept out safely.
45.2HUGE SWING AND A MISS! Fired in full and outside off, Bell takes her front foot out and swings but misses on the outside edge.
45.1Play and a miss! Length ball, skidding through quickly outside off, Bell goes back and across to punch to the off side but misses.
44.6No, she cannot! Well bowled, very well bowled by Schutt! She bowls it according to the field and angles on the pads, Amy Jones can only nudge it with soft hands to short fine. Lauren Bell will take the strike in the next over!
44.5In the gap but doesn't take the single off the penultimate ball! Length ball, outside off, Amy Jones backs away and cuts it hard to deep point. Can she rotate the strike in the next ball to retain it for the next over?
44.4Nicely played! Just around off on a fuller length, Lauren Bell opens the bat face and guides off the thick outside edge to deep third for a single.
44.3Dot again! Pitches it well outside off on a length, Lauren Bell tries to slash away to the off side but misses.
44.2At the stumps from Schutt, on a fuller length, Lauren Bell does well again to push it back to the bowler.
44.1Lands it full and on middle, Lauren Bell blocks it forward.
43.6Manages to keep it to a dot! Fires it in, very full and outside off, Amy Jones miscues her shot, straight back at the bowler. Lauren Bell will face the start of the next over. England Women need 30 more runs off 36 balls.
43.5Tossed up, on middle, Amy Jones charges down the track and whips it to long on but does not take the run.
43.4JUST IN! Just around off, on a fuller length, Amy Jones drags this through square leg and calls for two instantly. However, Lauren Bell is a bit slow to scamper back for the second and reach at the bowler's end. Sensing this, the fielder from the deep throws flat towards the bowler's end where Gardner collects it on the bounce and takes off the bails. The side-on replay shows that Bell had made her ground by just dragging the bat into the crease. Two runs taken!
43.3Full and drifting across, Jones tries to sweep but she only manage a bottom edge onto the pads.
43.2Jones now slog sweeps this full ball to deep mid-wicket, but doesn't run.
43.1Short of a good length, on the stumps, Amy Jones quickly goes deep inside the crease and pulls it along the ground to deep mid-wicket. Ellyse Perry scoots to her right and puts in a dive to intercept the ball. However, her feet get very close to the ropes while tumbling over, but she just about manages to keep them inside the field of play. That was hit too hard and Ellyse Perry does extremely well and saves a certain boundary. Two taken!
Ash Gardner is back on.
42.6Takes a single and retains the strike for the next over does Jones! Full and floating on the pads, Amy Jones clips it to deep square leg for a single. England Women need 34 runs in 42 balls with just 1 wicket in hand.
42.5Nice and hurled fuller on middle, Amy Jones keeps it out on the front foot.
Lauren Bell is the last remaining batter in for England Women.
42.4OUT! RUN OUT! What just happened there? A waste of a wicket at the worst possible time for England Women! Megan Schutt serves a full toss at the stumps and Amy Jones shuffles long way across to paddle it behind. She mistimes it off the splice and the ball goes over the keeper to the left of the fielder at short third. Darcie Brown throws herself over the ball and makes a stop. Lauren Filer sets off for the single while Amy Jones is not even looking back at her and is in her crease at the batting end. Brown darts the ball to the keeper Alyssa Healy who with her smart presence of mind then throws back the ball to the bowler Schutt who breaks the bails with Lauren Filer well short of her crease trying to scamper back.
42.3Short of a good length, over off, Amy Jones backs away and cuts it to deep point. Denies the run yet again.
42.2Full, at the stumps, Amy Jones makes some room and whips it hard but straight to cover. Two dots on the trot!
42.1Very full, on off, Amy Jones looks to go down town and gets an outside edge that lobs to the left of cover. The batters don't take the run.
Megan Schutt to continue. She is 6-0-24-0 so far.
41.6Good length, on middle, Amy Jones tucks it through mid-wicket and gets a single to retain the strike for the next over. Kim Garth finishes her impactful quota of bowling. She finishes with brilliant figures of 10-0-37-3.
41.5SIX! BANG! Superb strike! Full and around off, Amy Jones steps out and pumps it over mid off for a biggie.
41.4That would've been a blinder had Alyssa Healy caught that! Full and outside off, Lauren Filer throws her hands at it and gets a thick outside edge to the right of the keeper. Healy puts on her cape and flies to her right to get a hand to it but it doesn't stick. The batters cross.
41.3Length, on middle and off, Amy Jones powers her stroke hard, but finds the fielder at long on for a single.
41.2Very full, at the stumps, Lauren Filer stays leg side of the ball and steers it to deep third for a single.
41.1A single on the very first ball! On a length, on the pads, Amy Jones flicks it a bit too well to deep mid-wicket. She looks for the second but there isn't a chance.
40.6A tremendous over from Schutt. Concedes just a single from it. Length, just outside off, Lauren Filer just sticks her bat out and guides the ball to deep third. No run taken. England Women need 46 more runs off 54 balls now.
40.5On a good length, at the stumps, Lauren Filer covers the line and does well to block it.
40.4Much fuller, almost a yorker that was bowled slower, Amy Jones tucks it to the leg side and gets a single this time.
40.3Full, just outside off, Amy Jones knocks it down to long on but still doesn't take the run.
40.2Full and wide outside off, Amy Jones punches it to cover.
40.1Full and outside off, Amy Jones thumps it to deep cover but doesn't take the run.
Megan Schutt is brought back into the attack now!
39.6An attempted yorker, on middle, Lauren Filer does well to dig it out to mid on. 8 runs from this over and England Women now need 47 off 60 balls remaining. Australia Women need just two good deliveries to win!
39.5Good length and at the stumps. Filer defends it to backward point.
39.4FOUR LEG BYES! A dramatic over! Under 50 runs required now! Kim Garth fires it in on the legs, Lauren Filer misses to get any bat on it and it deflects off the pads before racing away to the deep fine fence.
39.3Outside off on a length, Filer plays and misses!
39.2EDGED AND FOUR! England will take it whatsoever! This is cannoned in by Garth, Lauren Filer swings hard and gets a thick outside edge and the ball goes between Healy's legs to race away into the fence.
39.1Skids through, outside off on a length, Lauren Filer leaves it alone.
38.6A game-changing over from King! Takes a double whammy and just concedes a single! Short and on middle and leg, pulled away by Jones but straight to mid-wicket. England Women still require 56 runs to win from 66 balls remaining.
38.5DROPPED by Kim Garth! Tossed up, right at the stumps, Lauren Filer drills it straight to Garth at short mid on who tries to take it above her face with both hands but the brute force allows the ball to burst through her hands and go behind. The batters take a single. A lot happening in this over!
38.4Full and turning away, from just outside off, Lauren Filer is beaten again.
38.3Oh dear, there couldn't have been a better ball to try for a Hat-Trick. king lands it on a fuller length, on middle and leg and turns away a long way to square up Filer and beat her bat on the outside edge. Zips past the off-stump as well.
Lauren Filer walks in next and will face the Hat-Trick ball.
38.2OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! KING HAS TURNED THIS GAME ON ITS HEAD! She keeps the line of attack around off and gets some turn away from the batter, on a length. Sophie Ecclestone goes deep inside the crease and looks to cut it away but she is a bit too late to execute that shot and it takes the thick outside edge of the bat and goes behind. Alyssa Healy shows sharp reflexes, reacts quickly to it, and takes it sharply into her safe mitts, low to her right. Sophie Ecclestone departs on a golden duck and ALANA KING IS ON A HAT-TRICK! Australia need just two more wickets to win now!
Sophie Ecclestone walks in to bat at number 9 for England Women.
38.1OUT! TAKEN! What was Dean trying to do there? Just spoons up the simplest of catches to Beth Mooney! King pitches it on the middle stump line, and keeps the length fuller, getting a bit of extra bounce as well on it. Dean pre-meditates and shuffles across to play the scoop shot. But as the ball gets an extra bit of bounce, she doesn't connect anywhere near the middle and it lobs off the higher part of the bat and goes over the keeper's head. Beth Mooney from the first slip shows good game awareness as she moves to her left swiftly and takes a simple catch just behind Alyssa Healy, the keeper. England Women are 7 wickets down now and this is getting really nervy out there now! The Aussies are pumped up to the bits and rightly so!
37.6Absolutely bang on! Four dots on the bounce to end the over! Just around off on the fourth stump, Amy Jones hits it on the up but straight to cover. England Women need 56 runs in 72 balls, with 4 wickets to spare.
37.5Length ball in front of the stumps, Amy Jones leans back and tucks it to deep mid-wicket. 51 balls since last boundary for England Women.
37.4Straight and full, aiming the off stump, Amy Jones plays with a straight bat face and drives back to the bowler.
37.3Full and on the stumps, pushed firmly to the left of mid on.
37.2Pitched on middle and on the fractionally fuller length, nipping back in, Charlie Dean gets across and just manages to work it to deep mid-wicket for one.
37.1Closer to the off-pole, on a length, Charlie Dean hangs back and cuts it to backward point.
36.6Full, around off, Amy Jones gets on the front foot and drives it straight to cover.
36.5A JAFFA! Bounce and turn, on a fuller length. Lands on middle and grips away from the batter, Amy Jones is beaten all ends up on the front foot defence as the ball cuts across and beats the outside edge.
36.4With a short mid on in place and a slip as well, King bowls on the pads on a length, Dean glances it wide of square leg for a single.
36.3Just a bit outside off on a good length, Amy Jones goes deep inside the crease and cuts it past cover-point for an easy single.
36.2Drags the length on off, Amy Jones hangs back and pulls it to mid on.
36.1Nice and full, on the stumps, blocked off well.
35.6Length again, outside off, caressed off the back foot through cover-point for a single. A successful over for Australia Women as they see the back of the dangerous Alice Capsey.
35.5Back of a length, just around off, Jones gets forward and pushes it back to the bowler.
35.4Too full on off, Amy Jones prods forward to defend but gets a thick inside edge as the ball rolls to square leg.
35.3At the stumps, on a fuller length, Charlie Dean flicks it across to deep mid-wicket for a single.
35.2Nice and full on off, Charlie Dean blocks it out off the front foot.
Charlie Dean walks in next for England Women.
35.1OUT! TRAPPED IN FRONT! A loud confident appeal in unison by the Aussies and the finger is raised up this time! Alice Capsey walks to her partner and after a brief chat, she reviews it with just one second left on the timer. This is bowled on a hard length from over the stumps by Garth. It lands, stays low a tad bit, and nips back sharply into the right-hander. Alice Capsey gets half-forward and is a bit tentative to push it forward. Ends up playing all over the line as the ball passes close to the inside edge to hit her on the front pad. UltraEdge shows nothing and Ball Tracking finds Capsey in trouble with three reds. Australia Women get a very crucial wicket at a very crucial juncture as England lose their 6th wicket. England Women need 61 more runs to win with 4 wickets in hand.
34.6Dishes it out on a fuller length, just outside off, Amy Jones lunges forward and blocks it underneath her bat.
34.5Flatter and quicker outside off. Jones smashes it through the covers for a quick couple of runs.
34.4BEATEN! Goes wide of the crease and bowls it full outside off, it lands and straightens up and beats Amy Jones as she tries to play for the ball to come straight.
34.3Outside off on a length, Alice Capsey cuts it a bit uppishly but well past backward point for a single.
34.2Full and on legs, clipped away to deep backward square leg for a single.
34.1Flighted delivery around off. Jones prods forward and defends it to cover.
Drinks! Wow, that last over was exactly what Australia needed to go their way, but Phoebe Litchfield’s dropped catch could prove to be a turning point. When defending small scores, every opportunity counts, and Australia has now let a couple of chances slip through their fingers in the past few overs. These missed opportunities might just come back to haunt them! Australia will need to regroup quickly and stay focused, as every ball now feels like a pivotal moment. Chances are bound to come again, and they must capitalize. Meanwhile, England Women, having done the hard work in this partnership, must take the chase deeper and avoid losing a wicket here, which could shift the pressure right back onto them.
33.6OH, DROPPED! Ash Gardner shells an easy chance and Amy Jones survives! This is bowled fairly outside off on a fuller length from Garth, it lands and nips away slightly from the right-hander. Amy Jones leans on the ball and tries to force the drive through the cover-point region but doesn't quite manage to keep it along the ground. Ends up hitting it parallel to the ground, in the air and straight to backward point. The ball dips ahead of Ash Gardner who bends low to take the catch, but doesn't hold onto it as her knees almost collide with each other and she loses her balance. Hence, the ball goes in and out of her palms to roll to the cover region. A single taken!
33.5Too full and straight, Amy Jones cracks the drive straight but Kim Garth bends low and intercepts the ball.
33.4A bit of width, outside off, on a length, Alice Capsey works it through covers for a single.
33.3Tight line, Alice Capsey defends it out safely.
33.2A huge appeal for LBW and given! A significant moment in the game as Alice Capsey reviews it straightaway! Kim Garth bowls from over the stumps, and attacks the stumps, curving back into the middle and leg stump line. Alice Capsey taps her front foot out and tries to hit it straight down the ground but plays over it and the ball passes close to the inside edge before thudding on the front pad. UltraEdge shows a big spike on the inside edge. NOT OUT!
33.1Garth is into the attack now. On a length, slightly outside off, Amy Jones drives it on the up to deep cover for a single.
32.6Misses out on the full toss! On off, driven straight to mid off.
32.5Hard length, just outside off, Amy Jones leans back and drags the pull shot along the ground for a single at deep mid-wicket.
32.4Fourth dot in a row! Length ball, on the stumps, Amy Jones hangs back and punches it to mid on.
32.3Tails back into the middle and leg, on a fuller length, Amy Jones clears her front foot and drives it out to mid off.
32.2Hurls it on a good length, over top of off, Amy Jones stays leg side and punches it to cover.
32.1Length, on the stumps, Amy Jones stands tall and punches it on the surface.
31.6Tossed up, nice and full, on off, Alice Capsey pushes it to mid on with soft hands. A very good over from Ash Gardner, just 1 from it.
31.5Back of a length, outside off, Alice Capsey lets the ball arrive and eases it into the off side off the back foot.
31.4Very full and slow at 75.4 kph, on off, Alice Capsey lunges ahead and defends.
31.3Lands it right on a fuller length outside off, Amy Jones drags it to long on for one.
31.2Length ball on the stumps, turning in, Amy Jones backs away and knocks it straight back at the bowler.
31.1Ash Gardner is back into the attack now. Pushed through quicker on middle, Amy Jones is on the back foot and inside edges as she tries to push forward.
30.6Just a yard ahead of the back of a length, outside off, slashed away to deep point for another single. England Women are at Nelson! Need 70 more runs to win from 19 overs remaining. Australia need 5 good deliveries.
30.5Length, outside off, Alice Capsey cuts it square to deep backward point for an easy single.
30.4A full ball once more, at off, Alice Capsey punches to cover.
30.3Full again, on off, Alice Capsey leans ahead and defends it out to cover.
30.2Full and around off, angling in, Amy Jones presents full face of the bat and drives it to the left of the backward point fielder for a single.
30.1With Healy near the wickets, Amy Jones stands deep in the crease and knocks this length ball back to the bowler.
Megan Schutt (3-0-19-0) is back into the attack. She replaces Alana King.
29.6Was that a dropped catch? Certainly felt like it was. Full and just outside off, Amy Jones crunches it hard and straight to cover. Phoebe Litchfield gets low to her left but the ball drops just short of her and goes past for a single.
29.5Angling into the pads, on a length, Capsey clips it to square leg for one.
29.4Goes full, outside off and invites the drive, Alice Capsey miscues it to the leg side.
29.3Length, on off, Alice Capsey makes a block.
29.2FOUR! Beautifully done! Short and on off, Alice Capsey hops back and cuts it past point for a boundary. The partnership is building nicely for England Women!
29.1Full and at the stumps, Amy Jones drives it beautifully, straight down the ground. Both mid off and mid on try to cut it across and the fielder from mid on dives to make a solid stop. Just a single.
28.6Tossed up, on off, Alice Capsey checks her drive past short cover.
28.5Quicker through the air, full and on middle and off, Alice Capsey blocks.
28.4Lands it on a fuller length, around middle and leg, Alice Capsey waits for the ball to spin and taps it to the off side.
28.3Short over off, Amy Jones punches it to deep point for a single.
28.2Full, on off, Jones with deft hands taps the ball to the off side.
28.1Full, on middle and leg, drifting away, Amy Jones lunges and makes a block.
A change of gloves for Amy Jones between the over. The reserve player from the English dugout comes out with a new pair of gloves for Amy. Good to continue.
27.6FOUR! Nicely done! 100 up for England Women! A bit too full and wayward on leg, Alice Capsey flicks it off her shoes and beats fine leg to her left. 81 runs needed more in 132 balls remaining.
27.5Short of a good length, on off, Amy Jones glides it to deep third off the outer half of the bat for a single.
27.4Attacks the stumps, on a nagging length, Amy Jones is quick to hop back and keeps it out.
27.3Fuller in length, outside off, Amy Jones drops her bat down at it and blocks.
27.2Full, on off, Jones drives it to mid on.
27.1Full, outside off, Jones looks to free her arms for the drive but ends up hitting it back to the bowler off the splice.
27.1WIDE! Full and down leg, left alone by Amy Jones.
26.6On off, full, Alice Capsey drives it to cover. Another solid over from Alana King. Just the one run off it!
26.5Looped full, on middle, Alice Capsey pats it back to the bowler.
26.4King drags the length down and on off, Jones rocks back and cuts it to deep point for a single.
26.3Pushed through quicker, fuller and on off, Amy Jones with soft hands keep sit out.
26.2A bit short and on off, Amy Jones pushes it to cover.
26.1Tossed up, on off, Amy Jones dead bats it to the off side.
25.6Hard length, just outside off, left alone by Alice Capsey.
25.5Very full, outside off, Amy Jones with an angled face squeezes it to deep third for one.
25.4Full, at the stumps, Alice Capsey flicks it to deep square leg for a single.
25.3On a length, just outside off, Amy Jones waits back for the ball to arrive. Opens the bat face and guides it to deep third for one.
25.2Full, on off, Jones drives it to mid off.
25.1Starts back from over the wicket and lands it full, on middle, Amy Jones gets her bat ahead and pushes it to mid on.
Annabel Sutherland is brought back into the attack. She is 2-0-8-0 so far and replaces Ash Gardner.
24.6Full, on middle and off, Alice Capsey lunges and blocks.
24.5Drag down, outside off, Capsey looks to cut it square on the off but gets an under edge towards point.
24.4Flighted full, on middle Alice Capsey pushes it back to the bowler.
24.3Short and on off, Amy Jones punches it to cover for one.
24.2FOUR! Gets enough on it! A much-needed boundary that will ease the nerves a bit. Full and on leg, Amy Jones sweeps it behind to fine leg fence.
24.1Looped very full, on middle, Amy Jones whips it straight back at the bowler to her left.
23.6A maiden over! Fired in full, on middle, Alice Capsey is happy to block.
23.5Drags the length down, on off, Alice Capsey punches it straight to cover.
23.4Slow, full and outside off, Alice Capsey shoulders arms.
23.3Full, on off, driven to mid off by Alice Capsey.
23.2A tad bit short and on off, Alice Capsey looks to cut it off the back foot but miscues it to cover.
23.1Quick, full and on off, Alice Capsey taps it back to the bowler.
22.6Tossed up, at the stumps, Amy Jones lunges and blocks.
22.5Short and over off, Amy Jones hops back and pushes it to point.
22.4Length ball, turning away from outside off, cut wide of point for one.
22.3Full, at the stumps, blocked by Alice.
Alice Capsey comes out to the middle at number 7. A crucial, crucial phase of play this!
22.2OUT! CAUGHT! Alana King gets her second and this is the biggest fish of the lot. England Women are in deep, deep trouble losing half their side for 84 runs. King fires it in and drifts into the batter, full and on middle and leg, Natalie Sciver-Brunt looks to flick it across on the leg side, but she closes the bat face early and the ball finds the leading edge. Lobs straight to Phoebe Litchfield at cover who takes the simplest of catches. Natalie Sciver-Brunt is disappointed to the bits as she takes a long walk back to the dugout. Departs on a well-made 35 (57).
22.1Short and on off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt punches it to deep cover for a couple of runs.
21.6Nagging length, on middle and leg, Amy Jones goes behind towards her leg side and tucks it to mid on.
21.5Short again, on off, Amy Jones punches it to point.
21.4Gets a good bit of turn into off on a length, Amy Jones hangs back and punches it to the off side.
21.3Short and on off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt tucks it to square leg for a single. England Women need under three digits now. 99 required with 6 wickets in hand.
21.2Short and on middle and leg, angling in, Amy Jones backs away to pull it across but gets an inside edge that races past the keeper to her left. Kim Garth from short fine leg chases down the ball and flings it in to save a run.
21.1Quicker, fuller and on off, Amy Jones thumps it to mid on.
20.6Short, at the stumps, Natalie Sciver-Brunt punches it to mid on.
20.5Drags the length down, outside off, Amy Jones cuts it to backward point and gets off the mark with a single.
20.4Looped full, on off, Amy Jones firms her drive to the right of cover where Phoebe Litchfield dives and makes a fine stop. The energy in the field has been exceptional from the Aussies.
20.3Much fuller, at the stumps, Amy Jones drives it back to the bowler.
20.2Tossed up, in and around middle and leg, Amy Jones goes back and taps it to mid off.
20.1Short and outside off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt cuts it to deep point for a single.
19.6Tightening the screws here are the two spinners! Just around off on a fuller length, Amy Jones takes a good stride out and blocks it to the off side. Just a single off this Ash Gardner over!
19.5Dishes out a wrong'un on a length, turning back over top of off, Amy Jones hangs back and punches it straight to mid on.
19.4Length-delivery, on the pads, Natalie Sciver-Brunt glances it away to deep backward square leg for a single.
19.3Pulls her length a bit, on middle, and leg, Natalie Sciver-Brunt taps it to the leg side.
19.2Pitched full and outside off, driven straight to mid off.
19.1A googly on a length, around off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt rocks back and hits it straight to the bowler.
18.6A very sharp leg-break around leg, Jones does block this one out.
18.5An absolute pearler from King! Pitches it on the leg stump line and gets the ball to turn across off, on a fuller length, Amy Jones is beaten all ends up as she goes to defend for the straighter ball. It rather leaves her and passes over the top of off.
18.4Drifts it on middle and leg, Amy Jones keeps this full ball out.
18.3Looped up, full and on middle, Amy Jones leans ahead and blocks.
18.2A conventional leg spinner, on a length, dipping in on the middle, Natalie Sciver-Brunt hangs back and heaves it across to deep mid-wicket for a single.
18.1Flat and on the leg stump, Natalie Sciver-Brunt rocks back and stabs it on the surface.
17.6Slower through the air, on a shorter length and outside off, Amy Jones looks to cut but gets beaten.
17.5Short and on middle, Amy Jones tucks it to mid on.
17.4Almost chipped it back to the bowler. Tossed up, well wide, outside off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt has to reach for it and swats it aerially to the left of the bowler for a single.
17.3Short and turning in from outside off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt rocks back and punches it to cover.
17.2Full on off, Sciver-Brunt defends it to the right of the bowler.
17.1Length delivery outside off, Sciver-Brunt works it to covers.
Amy Jones walks in to bat next for England Women.
16.6OUT! THROUGH HER DEFENCE! A leg-spinner's delight! Alana King strikes gold in her very first over and England Women have been reduced to 73/4. King stays over the wicket and bowls an in-drifter that lands on the middle and leg stump line. It kisses one of the cracks on the fuller length and grips sharply and turns across the batter, towards the off-stump line. Danni Wyatt-Hodge prods half-forward to defend and goes tentatively at it, ending up playing inside the line of the ball. It leaves the batter and clips the top of off. A golden duck for Danni Wyatt-Hodge!
16.5Short of a good length, on the stumps, Natalie Sciver-Brunt pulls it off the back foot to deep mid-wicket for a single.
16.4Slightly fuller and around off, driven across but straight to cover.
16.3Drags her length now on the stumps, Natalie Sciver-Brunt works it to mid-wicket.
16.2Nice and full, floated up, on middle, blocked straight.
16.1FOUR! That is a good shot! Natalie Sciver-Brunt greets King with a boundary! Short to begin with, on middle, Natalie Sciver-Brunt rocks back quickly and pulls it to deep mid-wicket for a boundary.
Danni Wyatt-Hodge walks in at number 5 for England Women. Also, Alana King is introduced into the attack.
15.6OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! Is this the opening Australia needed? Can they turn this game on its head now? A huge wicket as the English skipper Heather Knight departs. And how many times have we seen a wicket falling right after the break! Ash Gardner keeps her calm and bowls a flatter one in front of the pegs. Gets the ball to bounce a bit as well, on middle. Heather Knight rocks back and looks to work it across to the leg side. She, however, closes the bat face a bit too early and the ball lobs off the leading edge. Goes straight into the safe hands of Ash Gardner who takes it over her head. Heather Knight departs and England Women are 68/3.
15.5In front of the stumps, and full in length, Natalie Sciver-Brunt turns it wide of square leg for a single.
15.4Touch full and on the stumps, worked away to mid on.
15.3Short of a good length, outside off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt rocks back and cuts it straight to backward point.
15.2Nice and full, slower through the air, just around off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt leans ahead and blocks.
15.1Length ball, on middle and leg, Heather Knight gets inside the line and glances it to deep square leg for a single.
Drinks! Despite the early loss of both openers, Natalie Sciver-Brunt and Heather Knight have stabilized the innings beautifully, building a steady partnership and looking increasingly confident at the crease. The duo is ticking along nicely, keeping the scoreboard moving. For Australia Women, a breakthrough here is crucial to regain control and apply some much-needed pressure, which has eased significantly in the past few overs. This middle phase was where England capitalized with the ball earlier, and the hosts will be hoping to replicate just that.
14.6On a good length, outside off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt cuts it away but finds the fielder at backward point.
14.5FOUR! Classic shot! Darcie Brown bowls a half-volley on middle and leg, Natalie Sciver-Brunt lets the ball come at her, uses the wrists and flicks it through mid-wicket for a boundary.
14.4Bashes the nagging length, around off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt knocks it on the up and straight to cover.
14.3Hard length, angling on middle, Natalie Sciver-Brunt gets on the back foot and tucks it to mid on.
14.2Full and on middle, Natalie Sciver-Brunt leans on it and flicks it to mid-wicket.
14.1At off, on a hard length, Natalie Sciver-Brunt gets behind the line and blocks it under her bat.
13.6Slightly on a dragged length, at the stumps, Heather Knight gets a bit across and tucks it to backward square leg.
13.5Pitched up, full and on the stumps, Natalie Sciver-Brunt sweeps it along the ground to deep square leg for a single.
13.4Full and floated up around off, Heather Knight steers it wide of mid-wicket for one.
13.3Very slow through the air at 75.4 kph, full and turning back in from off, Heather Knight inside edges it on the defence.
13.2Flatter one, on the leg stump line, Natalie Sciver-Brunt pulls it along the ground to deep square leg for another run.
13.1Gardner drops a length ball, spinning to middle from off, Heather Knight rocks back and tucks it to deep square leg for a single.
12.6That in-between length, outside off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt punches it on the up to mid off.
12.5Back of a length, on off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt punches it off the back foot to the off side.
12.4On top of off and on a good length, Natalie Sciver-Brunt rises with the bounce and taps it with soft hands to short mid-wicket.
12.3A gentle outward movement, outside off on a fuller length, Heather Knight strides across and slashes it to deep backward point for a comfortable single.
12.2Aims at the off-pole, on a fuller length, Heather Knight prods forward and knocks it straight to mid on.
12.1Brown continues and bowls it fuller on the legs, Natalie Sciver-Brunt clips it behind square and gets a single at deep backward square.
11.6Slows it up and floats it around off, Heather Knight defends this full ball under her bat.
11.5Tossed up, full and on the stumps, Natalie Sciver-Brunt drills it down to long on for one.
11.4Tad full and on off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt knocks it back to the bowler.
11.3FOUR! Finds the gap now! Drags her length around off does Gardner, Natalie Sciver-Brunt gets on the back foot and cuts it past cover-point for a boundary.
11.2Nice and full, floated up and around off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt takes a huge stride forward to block this one out.
11.1Slower through the air, from over the stumps. Length ball turning into the pads, Heather Knight turns it wide of square leg for a quick single.
Ash Gardner comes into the attack now.
10.6A well-attempted yorker, right at the pegs, Natalie Sciver-Brunt jams her bat down and digs it out to the bowler.
10.5Touch full and around off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt strides across and defends it out.
10.4FOUR! Lovely shot that! Darcie Brown serves it on a fullish length, on off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt plays it on the up with a straight bat face. Hits it through the line, middles it, and drives it down the ground beating the fielder's chase into the fence.
10.4WIDE! An over-the-head-bumper, Natalie Sciver-Brunt dodges at it. Wide given!
10.3Smidge fuller and outside off, Heather Knight throws her bat at it and the ball trickles away off the outer half and goes through backward point for a single.
10.2Brings the stumps into play now, on middle and on a length, Heather Knight taps it across with soft hands.
10.1Corrects the line this time, on a length, on the fourth stump, Heather Knight leans onto it and defends it out to the off side.
10.1Starts off with a loosener! Slips it down leg on a fuller length. Wide called.
POWERPLAY 2! Australia Women are now allowed to have up to 4 fielders outside the 30-yard circle. Darcie Brown is introduced into the attack.
9.6Full, on middle, Heather Knight wrists it pst mid-wicket and gets a single. At the end of the Powerplay England Women are 43/2!
9.5With Alyssa Healy now upto the stumps, Kim bowls it on a length, over middle and leg, Knight holds her ground and nudges it to mid-wicket.
The reserve player from the Aussie dugout rushes out to the middle with a helmet for Alyssa Healy. She stands near the stumps now.
9.4Full and outside off, Heather Knight takes a step out and makes a block. She is trying to put Kim Garth off her lengths with that initial movement.
9.3Length, outside off, Knight walks down the track and pushes it to point.
9.2Good length, on off, Heather Knight blocks it down the deck.
9.1FOUR! Kim Garth errs in both line and length and gets punished. She lands it very full and on the pads, Knight flicks it beautifully behind square on the leg side for a boundary.
8.6FOUR! Beautiful shot. That should do her confidence real good! Short of a length, outside off, Sciver-Brunt cuts it hard and get it past point for a boundary.
8.5Nicely bowled. Goes a tad bit fuller than a length, outside off and generates late inward movement. Natalie Sciver-Brunt waits back to cut but is beaten.
8.4Full and outside off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt leaves it alone.
8.3Confident block by Natalie Sciver-Brunt to this length ball, on off.
8.2Full, just outside off, Sciver-Brunt leans on and drives it well but can't pierce the gap at cover.
8.1Very full, at the stumps, hurries the batter and Sciver-Brunt blocks it out.
7.6On a length, on middle, Natalie Sciver-Brunt tucks it to fine leg for a single.
7.5Lovely bowling this! Hard length, marginally outside off, a slight shape that takes the ball away to go past the outside edge. Natalie Sciver-Brunt is searching for answers here!
7.4Short of a length, on middle, Natalie Sciver-Brunt turns it to mid-wicket.
7.3Beaten! Immaculate line and length, just outside off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt looks to block it with a straight bat but gets beaten on the outside edge.
7.2Edged but falls short! On a good length, in and around off, Natalie Sciver-Brunt is squared up a bit and goes at it with very soft hands. Gets an outside edge that falls well in front of second slip.
7.1Hard length, on off, Sciver-Brunt offers a solid block down the deck.
6.6Length, on middle, Heather Knight gets right behind the line and blocks.
6.5Good length, on middle, Heather Knight tucks it to mid-wicket.
6.4EDGED AND FOUR! On a fuller length, outside off, inviting the batter to play and Heather Knight throws her hands at it. Gets a thick outside edge that flies past the diving Beth Mooney at second slip and races away to the fence behind.
6.3Full and outside off, Knight prods out and blocks.
6.2Good length, on off, Heather Knight taps it to mid on.
6.1Full and on middle and leg, Heather Knight flicks it to mid-wicket.
Annabel Sutherland is introduced into the attack now.
5.6On a nagging length, just around off. Knight pulls it along the ground to the right of mid-wicket for a single.
5.5Lovely ball! A peach of a delivery and suddenly there's a lot of chatter around the batter! Pressure creeping on the English batters. This is on a hard length, just around off, with a hint of an away movement, Heather Knight plays inside the line to defend and the ball flirts past the outside edge on the way to the keeper.
5.4An inswinger on a length, and angling at the pads. Sciver-Brunt is way outside her crease and glances it down to the fine leg region for a single.
5.3PEARLER! ! Good length, angles in and straightens up, around off, Sciver-Brunt prods forward to defend. Gets beaten on the outside edge.
5.2OUT! CAUGHT! Kim Garth sends back both the openers now and has two wickets to her name already! She bowls it full, and around middle and leg, with the angle coming into the batter, Maia Bouchier looks to hoick it across the line and only manages to get an outside edge that lobs behind point. Ash Gardner backtracks a few steps with her eyes set on the ball and takes it neatly with both hands. England Women are in early trouble now at 27/2 as Maia Bouchier departs for 17 (20). Natalie Sciver-Brunt is the next batter to walk in for England.
Maia Bouchier with an early reprieve. How can she capitalize on this? Lets see.
5.3OUT! CAUGHT! Kim Garth sends both openers back into the hut! England Women are now in early trouble at 27/2!
5.1A huge shout for LBW, but not given! Alyssa Healy is not very convinced at this one but comes down to chat with Garth, and eventually goes upstairs! A fair delivery to begin with. Kim Garth bowls it on a good length, it lands just around the crack and jags back in a long way into middle and leg, Maia Bouchier is half-forward and tries to work it across to the leg side with a straight bat face, but plays all over it and the ball sneaks past the inside edge and pings her front pad, just above the knee roll. Nothing on UltraEdge and the Ball Tracking shows that the ball is passing just above the middle and leg stumps. NOT OUT! Australia Women burn a review here and Maia Bouchier survives.
4.6Good length, on off, Heather Knight blocks.
4.5Good length, on off and middle, Heather Knight pushes it to mid on.
4.5Another half a chance but a very tough one! On a back of a length, on middle and leg, swinging in a long way. Maia Bouchier steps out and misses her flick on the leg side and the ball goes past the keeper's attempt to collect it to her left. The ball goes behind and the batters take a run.
4.4FOUR! Just over the fielder at gully. Length, outside off, Maia Bouchier slices off the outer half of the bat but does so with hard hands. The bill flies over Beth Mooney at gully and races away to the deep third fence.
4.3Short of a length, on off, Maia Bouchier punches it to cover.
4.2SIX! DISPATCHED! Short of a length, doesn't bounce a lot to trouble the batter, around middle, Maia Bouchier is quick to read the length and pulls it over square leg for a biggie.
4.1Schutt goes full, and gets the ball to swing back in, outside off, Maia Bouchier leans on and knocks it to cover.
3.6Short of a length, outside off, Heather Knight goes back and crisps her cut but straight to point.
3.5Fuller in length and a swinging away, just outside off, Knight comes to the pitch of the ball, meets it on the full and guides it to point.
3.4Full, on off, Knight neatly drives it but finds the fielder at cover-point.
3.3Kim goes full at the toes, Heather Knight flicks it through mid-wicket and takes two runs to get off the mark.
3.2Shorter in length but outside off, Knight looks to punch it off the back foot but plays well inside the line and misses.
3.1Full, and just outside off, shaping away off the deck. Heather Knight leans on and decides to leave it alone.
2.6FOUR! Short and punished! Back of a length and a lot of width outside off, Maia skips down the track and slices it over point for a boundary.
2.5Swings it in, on a fuller length, just outside off, Maia Bouchier punches it to cover.
2.5WIDE! Sprays down leg, Maia Bouchier misses to heave. Phoebe Litchfield collects it well behind the pegs. Wide given.
2.4Short and outside off, Maia Bouchier frees her arms and looks to power it through the off side but gets beaten.
2.3BEATEN! Good bowling! Lovely channel around off with a hint of an away movement, on a fuller length, Maia Bouchier with no foot work hangs her bat away from the body and the ball zips past the outside edge.
2.2Fuller than a length, on middle, Maia Bouchier taps it to mid-wicket.
2.1On a back of a length, around off, Maia Bouchier covers the line and blocks.
English skipper, Heather Knight walks out to the crease at number 3. A slip waiting for Bouchier with Schutt into the attack.
1.6OUT! LBW! A brilliant review from Australia Women! Kim Garth provides the hosts with the first breakthrough. She bangs it hard on the deck, on a length, around off and gets the ball to nip back into the batter. Tammy Beaumont prods out to make a block but gets beaten on the inside edge and gets hit right in front of the stumps, on the front pad. The Aussies appeal in unison but the umpire turns it down. Alyssa Healy sends it upstairs after a discussion with the bowler and the UltraEdge shows nothing and Ball Tracking comes up as three reds. Tammy Beaumont departs on 3 (4) and England Women are 8/1 in 2 overs, needing 173 more runs to win.
Is that out? Australia has gone upstairs for LBW and challenged the on-field decision. No bat involved on UltraEdge and the Ball Tracking flashes with three reds. OUT!
1.5Length, on middle and leg, keeps low, Maia Bouchier tucks it to mid-wicket for a single.
1.4Full and shaping away, just outside off, Maia Bouchier gets her bat ahead and pushes it to mid off.
1.3On a length, on middle and leg, Tammy Beaumont tucks it to square leg for a single.
1.2Lands it on a length, on off, Tammy Beaumont looks to tuck it across and closes the bat face early. Gets an outside edge that races through covers for a brace.
1.2WIDE! Down leg again, on a length, Tammy Beaumont tries to glance but misses and it goes through to the keeper. Wide given.
1.1Pitched up in the line of the stumps. Beaumont gets forward and pushes with a straight bat to mid on.
1.1Kim Garth is into the attack from the far end! WIDE! Sprays it down leg on a length, Beaumont misses to flick and the keeper collects. Wide given.
0.6Hard length, in and around off, Maia Bouchier pushes it out to point.
0.5Good length, at the stumps again, Maia Bouchier knocks it to mid off.
0.4On a good length, at the stumps, Maia Bouchier blocks it straight down the track.
0.3Fuller and on off, Maia Bouchier steps out and creams her drive through covers. Ash Gardner gives the ball a good chase and just flicks it back in time to save a couple a runs.
0.2Gets the line closer to the off-stump, and gets the ball to shape in again, Maia Bouchier goes for a drive and gets beaten on the outside edge.
0.1Starts from over the wicket and lands it outside off, on a length with a hint of inward movement. Maia Bouchier leaves it alone.
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Nifty Bank | 57776.35 | -254.75 | -0.44 |
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| Rank | Team | Points | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Australia | 3732 | 124 |
| 2 | England | 4469 | 112 |
| 3 | South Africa | 3107 | 111 |
| 4 | India | 3881 | 108 |
| 5 | New Zealand | 2409 | 96 |
| 6 | Sri Lanka | 2364 | 88 |
| 7 | Pakistan | 2050 | 82 |
| 8 | West Indies | 2036 | 70 |
| 9 | Bangladesh | 1648 | 61 |
| 10 | Ireland | 152 | 30 |
| 11 | Zimbabwe | 208 | 12 |
| 12 | Afghanistan | 62 | 10 |
| Rank | Team | Points | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | India | 4745 | 122 |
| 2 | New Zealand | 4435 | 111 |
| 3 | Australia | 4134 | 109 |
| 4 | Sri Lanka | 4235 | 103 |
| 5 | Pakistan | 3493 | 100 |
| 6 | South Africa | 3457 | 99 |
| 7 | Afghanistan | 2657 | 95 |
| 8 | England | 3371 | 86 |
| 9 | West Indies | 2988 | 79 |
| 10 | Bangladesh | 2882 | 76 |
| 11 | Zimbabwe | 1291 | 54 |
| 12 | Ireland | 938 | 52 |
| 13 | Scotland | 1522 | 46 |
| 14 | USA | 1528 | 42 |
| 15 | Netherlands | 1425 | 40 |
| 16 | Oman | 886 | 35 |
| 17 | Nepal | 1008 | 30 |
| 18 | Namibia | 707 | 21 |
| 19 | Canada | 357 | 16 |
| 20 | United Arab Emirates | 324 | 10 |
| Rank | Team | Points | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | India | 17614 | 271 |
| 2 | Australia | 10756 | 269 |
| 3 | England | 11609 | 258 |
| 4 | New Zealand | 12268 | 250 |
| 5 | South Africa | 11568 | 241 |
| 6 | West Indies | 13524 | 237 |
| 7 | Pakistan | 15624 | 233 |
| 8 | Sri Lanka | 9899 | 230 |
| 9 | Bangladesh | 14269 | 223 |
| 10 | Afghanistan | 9415 | 219 |
| 11 | Ireland | 6821 | 201 |
| 12 | Zimbabwe | 12195 | 200 |
| 13 | Netherlands | 6366 | 182 |
| 14 | Scotland | 4178 | 182 |
| 15 | Namibia | 6344 | 181 |
| 16 | United Arab Emirates | 10484 | 178 |
| 17 | Nepal | 7384 | 176 |
| 18 | USA | 5769 | 175 |
| 19 | Canada | 5374 | 154 |
| 20 | Oman | 6912 | 150 |
| 21 | Uganda | 7952 | 142 |
| 22 | Papua New Guinea | 2718 | 136 |
| 23 | Kuwait | 5441 | 130 |
| 24 | Hong Kong | 6374 | 127 |
| 25 | Malaysia | 6508 | 123 |
| 26 | Bahrain | 7285 | 119 |
| 27 | Jersey | 2819 | 117 |
| 28 | Italy | 1725 | 115 |
| 29 | Qatar | 4310 | 113 |
| 30 | Bermuda | 3040 | 113 |
| 31 | Spain | 1872 | 110 |
| 32 | Saudi Arabia | 4245 | 109 |
| 33 | Kenya | 5074 | 106 |
| 34 | Tanzania | 4082 | 100 |
| 35 | Germany | 1924 | 87 |
| 36 | Nigeria | 3377 | 79 |
| 37 | Singapore | 2844 | 77 |
| 38 | Guernsey | 2071 | 77 |
| 39 | Cayman Islands | 1921 | 74 |
| 40 | Austria | 4054 | 71 |
| 41 | Denmark | 1262 | 70 |
| 42 | Norway | 2095 | 70 |
| 43 | Portugal | 1333 | 67 |
| 44 | Japan | 2518 | 66 |
| 45 | Belgium | 2059 | 57 |
| 46 | Cambodia | 1365 | 57 |
| 47 | Switzerland | 1086 | 49 |
| 48 | Finland | 1130 | 49 |
| 49 | Argentina | 627 | 48 |
| 50 | Sweden | 1048 | 48 |
| 51 | Malawi | 2019 | 47 |
| 52 | Botswana | 1547 | 47 |
| 53 | Isle of Man | 604 | 46 |
| 54 | France | 1109 | 46 |
| 55 | Thailand | 1654 | 46 |
| 56 | Romania | 1544 | 45 |
| 57 | Bahamas | 972 | 42 |
| 58 | Czechia | 911 | 41 |
| 59 | Cook Islands | 552 | 39 |
| 60 | Philippines | 827 | 38 |
| 61 | Rwanda | 2343 | 37 |
| 62 | Fiji | 387 | 35 |
| 63 | Vanuatu | 561 | 35 |
| 64 | Ghana | 570 | 30 |
| 65 | Sierra Leone | 504 | 30 |
| 66 | Indonesia | 1650 | 29 |
| 67 | Hungary | 971 | 29 |
| 68 | Samoa | 672 | 29 |
| 69 | Estonia | 665 | 28 |
| 70 | Cyprus | 553 | 28 |
| 71 | Malta | 1085 | 26 |
| 72 | Mozambique | 518 | 26 |
| 73 | Swaziland | 491 | 26 |
| 74 | Israel | 178 | 25 |
| 75 | Panama | 318 | 21 |
| 76 | Belize | 164 | 21 |
| 77 | Gibraltar | 494 | 19 |
| 78 | Luxembourg | 432 | 18 |
| 79 | Costa Rica | 218 | 17 |
| 80 | Bhutan | 336 | 16 |
| 81 | Suriname | 119 | 15 |
| 82 | Brazil | 131 | 15 |
| 83 | Serbia | 400 | 14 |
| 84 | Mexico | 222 | 13 |
| 85 | Maldives | 214 | 10 |
| 86 | Cameroon | 86 | 8 |
| 87 | Bulgaria | 145 | 6 |
| 88 | Korea | 94 | 6 |
| 89 | St.Helena | 44 | 6 |
| 90 | China | 29 | 5 |
| 91 | Lesotho | 24 | 2 |
| 92 | Turkiye | 26 | 2 |
| 93 | Gambia | 6 | 1 |
| 94 | Slovenia | 0 | 0 |
| 94 | Seychelles | 0 | 0 |
| 94 | Myanmar | 0 | 0 |
| 94 | Mali | 0 | 0 |
| 94 | Greece | 0 | 0 |
| 94 | Croatia | 0 | 0 |
| 94 | Mongolia | 0 | 0 |
