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BBCNEWS Sportsday June 4, 2024 01:48:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Sportsday June 4, 2024 01:48:00

The women's doubles final took place after that match and it was won by barbora strycova and hsieh su—wei after they beat storm hunter and elise mertens 7—5 6—4. it's the second time the pair have won the title, emulating their 2019 success, although they were unseeded this time due to them only returning to the tour this april. strycova has been away from the game for 1.5 years after having a baby. onto cricket, and they gave it a very good go, but england's women now can't win the ashes. they lost their penultimate match, which means the holders australia have an unassailable lead in t...

England know how to deliver grand finale this Ashes summer deserves - Vimarsana News

England know how to deliver grand finale this Ashes summer deserves

It was a bittersweet ending to England’s women’s Ashes hopes. It’s been an incredible series.

The Ashes: England and Australia prepare for epic Ashes battle with series on the line - Vimarsana News

The Ashes: England and Australia prepare for epic Ashes battle with series on the line

England are preparing for another Ashes fight as the multi-format series is tied with two games to play.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Ashes 2023: Australia Retain Women's Ashes In All-Time Classic After Nat Sciver-Brunt Hundred Goes In Vain - Vimarsana News

Ashes 2023: Australia Retain Women's Ashes In All-Time Classic After Nat Sciver-Brunt Hundred Goes In Vain

Nat Sciver-Brunt’s epic hundred wasn’t enough to prevent Australia retaining the women’s Ashes, falling three runs short of a record ODI run-chase.

Source: wisden.com
Australia retains women's Ashes after England's chase goes to the last ball of 2nd ODI - Vimarsana News

Australia retains women's Ashes after England's chase goes to the last ball of 2nd ODI

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) ...

Source: yahoo.com