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The main events
Over 6th: Australia 44-0 (MOONE 26, Volume 18) Australia is forced to improvise here against Dean, only five single people again. Australian bench chew nails in concentration.
Our field wife, RAF Nicholson has been in touch. “They have just passed the millionth fan of international summer at the gateway – meaning they have over 7500 fans. Great effort! There is also a trumpetist who plays Jerusalem, so it looks like we have a Barmy army on the show. “
On fifth: Australia 39-0 (MOONEY 23, Volume 16) Smith again, continues to limit Australia. Without a fuss approach, not much room to think between balls. The second in a row without borders.
Over 4: Australia 34-0 (MOONE 19, Volume 15) The knight is calling the changes, while Charlie Dean joins the call of Bowlers. Sunglasses in. It stops counting the borders, with six chosen with this and that.
Third Support: Australia 28-0 (MOONE 17, Volume 11) Three -point balls from Lauren Filler, noisy, hair tightly tied to a top, spray open blue nails. But then she gives a thick short, which Voll willingly inserts. The other four accurately directed points and great elegance the other ball.
Part Two: Australia 19-0 (Mooney 17, Volume 2) Three consecutive four four endings of Freya Kemp, while Mooney performs some full jumps and throws out the airy machine. Not the dedication that Knight requires.
Over 1: Australia 6-0 (Mooney, 5, Volume 1) The left -wing roller Linsey Smith, a veteran of three wine in Big Bash, begins things with the association of Army Barmy – Jerusalem exploding this series for the first time. A main advantage from the first ball, and six plowed from above.
Andy Bull hits the nail on his head here with his appreciation how things went –
And with only one or two minutes until the game starts, the Australians are heading towards the lumbar.
Stattotes have been digging Why the inequality between the two teams has been so great and have begun to fight against rotation: with England with average 13 and Australia in their twenties.
Meanwhile coach of England Jon Lewis sails calmly, despite the bricks.
An interesting choice to blame the weather for Australia’s greatest athlete. It can be valid for the general population, but not really for professional athletes.
Australia XI
Australia XI: Georgia Voll, Beth Mooney (VK), Phoebe Litchfield, Ellyse Perry, Annabel Sutherland, Tahlia Mcgrath (Captain), Grace Harris, Georgia Wareham, Alana King, Megan Schutt, Darcie Brown
England xi
England Xi: Danni Wyatt-Hodge, Sophia Dunkley, Alice Capsey, Nat Sciver-Bru, Heather Knight (Captain), Amy Jones (WK), Freya Kemp, Charlie Dean, Sophie Eccleto, Linsey Smith, Lauren Filler
Australia wins casting and bat
Everything is going to Australia. “It’s a beautiful port there,” says Mcgrath “we are dedicated to a game style.” She is playing at home, with many families in the crowd and is “very excited”. A change for Australia – Darcie Brown replaces Kim Garth
Heather Knight continues to display a bold face. “We pursued really well the next night, so not too disappointed to follow tonight. I liked the way we struggled with a stick. ” Three changes for England – Linsey Smith, Alice Capsey and Lauren Filler replace Lauren Bell, Maia Bouchier and Sarah Glenn.
Alex Hartley, Subject to her media storm in recent days after Sophie Ecclestone refused to give an interview, stays in the hot sun and reports short square boundaries and a little bar in the port.
PREAMBLE
Good morning! We have to move on to this series of ashes with many formats, Australia’s already Australia, with England who has not yet received a point on the board.
There are only six points to be collected – four in the pink ball test and two from today’s match, the T20 final in Adelaide.
Tahlia McGrath’s team has not hidden their desire for whitening, but an improved performance in the second T20 must give England hope. If only they can keep their catchs….
Time for a cup of fast tea, the game starts at 8:15 GMT, 645 in the afternoon in Adelaide. Join us on the OBO sofa.
