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It all unfold. matt it went to the wire, a century from nat sciver—brunt, but in the end it's victory for australia? not all of the excitement is at wimbledon. it did as you say go right to the wire, agony and the end for england in a series which if we are honest lots of people had ruled the site out of when it went to 6—0 with this multiformat series. of course australia won the test, the first one game four points and then they won the first t20 taking a 6—0 lead, commanding, and england thought they were down and out but 13 on the bounce including an odi in bristol last wednesday. th...

England fell short on 279-7 with Sciver-Brunt’s attempted slog-sweep for six from Jess Jonassen’s last delivery of the match only going for one. England's victory in Bristol on Wednesday had leveled the multi-format series at 6-6 in points, but Heather Knight’s side knew only a fourth consecutive win over the world champions would keep alive their hopes of winning back the urn. Put into bat first at Southampton's Ageas Bowl, Australia posted 282-7 with Ellyse Perry hitting 91 and Annabel Sutherland adding 50, but it was Georgia Wareham (37 not out in 14 balls) ...

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Steady start. no wickets for about 50 runs but then of course, the talismanic tammy bowman went for 60 and it was at that point that thing started to stutter for england. they could not get any momentum at all until all of a sudden 100 century steadied the ship. and that set up that grandstand finale. from nat sciver—brunt. and everyone here were on their feet for the last bowler and the last six pillars of that final over. just needing four to win at the end for england but they did falljust short which at the end for england but they did fall just short which means at the end for england b...

Nat Sciver-Brunt guided England to the brink of victory with a stunning hundred, but with five needed to win off the final ball, the all-rounder could manage on