South Africa 4 for 189 (Volvard 59*, de Class 48*) Beat England 186 (Dean 47*, Knight 40, Durkson 3-16, Cupp 3-24) by six wickets
All -rounder Marizain Cupp And Aniri Durkson South Africa kicted the women’s ODI against England with a six -wicket win in Kimberly. The pair shared six wickets between them as England came out for 186. Captain of South Africa Laura Volvardt Then chased with an unbeaten 59, again assisted by Cupp, Durkson and valuable cameo from Nadin de Cleckera Since South Africa moved 1–0 with 70 balls in a three-match series.
Fresh after resting from the previous T20i series, Cupp reduced England to 39 to 29 within its first four overs. It soon increased to 77 for 5 and finally 106 for 7 in the 26th over. But the eighth-wicket partnership of 67 runs between 64 Charlie Dean And Sophie Eclestone Help England in a respectable clan.
It seemed that South Africa would be an easy task of chasing when Tazmin Brits hit three fours in the Lauren File. But he was given LBW when a length ball of Lauren Bell hit him on a thigh pad after an attempt on a sweep-pole. She wanted to review the call but Hawk-I was below and she could not use DRS. However, South Africa found easy against vine and filer, especially when they picked the ball at full length. When the spin was brought, they reached 38 for 1 after six overs.
Dean applied a brake on the scoring and stuck the listened Luuse LBW, which was also unable to review the decision with DRS Down, and was visually disturbed. At that level, the use of heavy roller was felt away from the target, with the use of heavy roller exaggerated.
But Durkson reduced the veins by killing three fours in his first eight balls. He helped South Africa to withdraw control of England through Dean and Nut Skver-Brant and allow Volvard to play waiting games. Durkson and Volvardt pairs 54 for the third wicket, before pulling a small ball directly from the Feller Feller to Deep Square Leg, where Tammy Beomont caught a well.
This is when Kupp left his mark with the bat, with three fours and a run-e-ball 22 score. He first killed the backward point at the backward point before killing South Africa for a four and six to help the target march towards the target. At the other end, Volvardt completed its half -century off 92 balls. Cupp fell 51 with South Africa but Volvard and D Clake [48 not out off 28 balls] The formalities were completed after any batsman hit 11 fours in the competition. On the way, South Africa succeeded in keeping the opposone wicket for each other for ten overs in one ODI for the first time. From March 2022
England were given an early blow with Maya Bouchier, which was excluded after bouncing her neck while batting in the trap. As a result, Sophia Dunkle participated at the top after being selected to bat. Buomont faced the first ball, but wicketkeeper Sinalo was not hanging on Zfta. Cupp, and JAFTA, did not have to wait long for success, although Dunkley tickled Jeffa on the final ball of the first over.
Cupp continued the investigation with the new ball and with Aybonga Kand, managed to string a line of 11 dots together before the Beomont decided to change the gear. He accused the blueprint of jerking the midwicket and Claire went to Taylor To become England’s second largest run-score in women’s ODIs, and enter a list of top ten run-songs in the format. But his pleasure was short -lived, when, in the following, he accused the kupp, but was beaten to bowl inside. Danny Wyt-Hodes continued, from where she left in T20I and smacks a few balls before D Clerack was trapped in front.
Amy Jones then helped England to fix briefly as the spin came into the game. But Durkson, only preferred more experienced in his second ODI. Anneke bosSoon the hit, Jones is getting a pull towards the deep backward class leg, where the Cloo Tryon pulled a stunning diving catch. Nonkululeko Mlaba, who hurt his ankle in a match after hurting, then trapped the Alice Capsi LBW.
Heather Knight took his time and saw to get the surface measurement. He hit five fours in his innings, often used his feet against the seamors. But his attempted paddle against Mlaba proved to be his downfall.
At that stage, England looked cheaply, but Dean and Eclestone jointly jointly jointly jointly for England’s third best partnership for the eighth wicket in Odis. This was only when D Clake pulled a great leaping catch at the backward point, when Eklestone cut a slow ball from Durkson, which ended the partnership.
The effort was not enough to prevent the first loss on tour to England, who were playing an international game for the first time at Kimberly Oval.
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