Cricket Scores
All scoresAustralia Women won by 2 wkts
Australia Women165/818.5 ov
New Zealand Women162/220.0 ov

Australia Women won by 2 wkts

New Zealand Women tour of Australia, 20261st T20I · North Sydney Oval, Sydney

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Alert history

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  • Wicket — Australia Women 165/5Innings 1: 3 wickets fell between updates.
  • Wicket — Australia Women 165/4Innings 1: 3 wickets fell between updates.
  • Wicket — Australia Women 165/3Innings 1: 3 wickets fell between updates.
  • Match finishedAustralia Women won by 2 wkts
  • Wicket — Australia Women 160/8Innings 2 at 160/8.
  • Wicket — Australia Women 151/7Innings 2 at 151/7.
  • Wicket — Australia Women 145/6Innings 2 at 145/6.
  • Wicket — Australia Women 141/5Innings 2 at 141/5.
  • Wicket — Australia Women 116/4Innings 2 at 116/4.
  • Wicket — Australia Women 106/3Innings 2 at 106/3.
  • Wicket — Australia Women 97/2Innings 2 at 97/2.
  • Wicket — Australia Women 0/1Innings 2 at 0/1.
  • Wicket — New Zealand Women 35/2Innings 1 at 35/2.
  • Wicket — New Zealand Women 6/1Innings 1 at 6/1.
  • Match startedAustralia Women vs New Zealand Women is under way at North Sydney Oval, Sydney.

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