Australia win by seven wickets and that is a thrashing. More than 16 overs to spare. Dominant from start to finish. A huge amount for New Zealand to think about before the next match on Monday. Early wickets set the tone and then Australia's bowlers were to the fore before a very professional run chase with barely an alarm. That's 19 wins in a row now...the record continues. Thanks for joining me today, I'll be back for the second game. For now, from Andrew McGlashan, it's goodbye and enjoy the rest of the weekend.

33.4

Green to Lanning, SIX, what a way to finish it! Comes down the pitch and drives this miles back over long-off. That's a statement

33.3

Green to Molineux, 1 run, driven off the back foot to deep cover

33.2

Green to Molineux, no run, full and driven to the bowler

33.1

Green to Lanning, 1 run, cut away from off stump to deep cover

END OF OVER:
33 | 6 Runs | AUS-W: 173/3 (8 runs required from 17 overs, RR: 5.24, RRR: 0.47)

Sophie Molineux17 (17b)
Meg Lanning55 (68b)

Amelia Kerr6-0-39-0
Maddy Green6-0-25-0

32.6

Kerr to Molineux, FOUR, nicely played, angled away from outside off fine of backward point. Deft placement

32.5

Kerr to Lanning, 1 run, short on leg stump, pulled backward of square...not a million miles from going into the stumps

NZ Women in Australia 2020-21 News

Australia women's record run in ODIs: how they made it 22 wins in a row
A look back on how Meg Lanning's team beat the record of Ricky Ponting's Australia side
Meg Lanning resumes reign at top of ODI rankings, Rachael Haynes achieves career-best
Lanning achieves No. 1 ODI position for fifth time, spinner Jess Jonassen retains the bowlers' top spot
Matthew Mott: Alyssa Healy's pre-match talk helped motivate record-equalling victory
Praises stand-in captain Haynes, and others for stepping up 'at different times' in absence of Lanning and Perry
Rachael Haynes reflects on 'special achievement' as Australia prove unstoppable
Australia produced one of their most dominant displays in their 21-match unbeaten run
Stats - How does Meg Lanning's Australia compare to Ricky Ponting's invincibles?
Stats highlights from Brisbane as Australia completed a record-breaking seventh series win 3-0

AUS Women INNINGS		R	B
RL Haynes	caught	44	62
AJ Healy	caught	26	27
MM Lanning	not out	62	70
BL Mooney	caught	16	25
S Molineux	not out	18	19
A Gardner
A Sutherland
NJ Carey
JL Jonassen
G Wareham
M Schutt
EXTRAS	(lb 1, w 13, nb 1)
TOTAL	181 (3 wkts; 33.4 ovs)

NZ Women BOWLING	O	M	R	W	Econ
LMM Tahuhu	6.0	0	40	0	6.66	(2w)
RA Mair	7.0	2	21	2	3.00
HNK Jensen	3.0	0	20	1	6.66	(1w)
SFM Devine	5.0	1	27	0	5.40	(1nb, 1w)
AC Kerr	6.0	0	39	0	6.50	(1w)
ML Green	6.4	0	33	0	4.95	(1w)

AUS Women 2nd innings Partnerships

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	41	RL Haynes	AJ Healy
2nd	65	RL Haynes	MM Lanning
3rd	43	MM Lanning	BL Mooney
4th	32	MM Lanning	S Molineux

Allan Border Field, Brisbane

Series

Toss

Player Of The Match

Series result

Match number

Season

Match days

Women's ODI debut

Umpires

TV Umpires

Reserve Umpire

Match Referee

NEW ZEALAND WOMEN 180(49.1 OVERS)

AUSTRALIA WOMEN 181/3(33.4 OVERS)

END OF OVER:33 | 6 Runs | AUS-W: 173/3 (8 runs required from 17 overs, RR: 5.24, RRR: 0.47)

Australia women's record run in ODIs: how they made it 22 wins in a row

Meg Lanning resumes reign at top of ODI rankings, Rachael Haynes achieves career-best

Matthew Mott: Alyssa Healy's pre-match talk helped motivate record-equalling victory

Rachael Haynes reflects on 'special achievement' as Australia prove unstoppable

Stats - How does Meg Lanning's Australia compare to Ricky Ponting's invincibles?

END OF OVER:
33 | 6 Runs | AUS-W: 173/3 (8 runs required from 17 overs, RR: 5.24, RRR: 0.47)