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Although Australia were already assured of winning the Women’s Ashes, this is their first ODI series loss since 2013.

TAUNTON, England (AP) — Nat Sciver-Brunt hit another century as England claimed a Women’s Ashes series draw with a 69-run win over Australia under the DLS method on Tuesday in the third and final one-day international at Taunton. Victory saw the multi-series format drawn 8-8 on points — the same score as when England last avoided Ashes defeat in Australia

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Ashleigh Gardner and Nigar Sultana's match-winning performances saw them make gains as well

Australia batter Beth Mooney piped Sri Lankan Chamari Athapaththu to regain the top spot in the women's ODI players ranking released on Tuesday.Athapaththu's reign at the top of the ODI batters rankings lasted just two weeks as she slipped to ...

Knowing they could only draw the Women’s Ashes, England won the finale and Nat Sciver-Brunt can finally celebrate a victorious century against Australia. Three hundreds in her past four ODIs against her golden rivals had been in defeat; this time her 129 off 149 balls took England to a target that was reduced by rain, but still beyond Australia.

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England beat Australia by 69 runs at Taunton to win the Ashes one-day international series 2-1, the visitors first series defeat in the format in a decade.

Nat Sciver-Brunt hit another century as England claimed a Women’s Ashes series draw with a 69-run win over Australia under the DLS method on Tuesday in the third and final one-day international at Taunton. Victory saw the multi-series format drawn 8-8 on points — the same score as when England last avoided Ashes defeat in Australia five years ago — and meant England had won both the ODI and Twenty20 series 2-1. Urn holder Australia had already retained the Ashes by winning...

The England batter has scored four hundreds in her last five ODIs against Australia.