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Scorecard Summary
AUSTRALIA WOMEN 129/4 (20 OVERS)
- Rachael Haynes29 (25)
- Beth Mooney*61 (54)
- Frances Mackay2/20 (4)
- Jess Kerr1/28 (4)
NEW ZEALAND WOMEN 131/6 (20 OVERS)
- Frances Mackay46 (39)
- Amelia Kerr36 (33)
- Ellyse Perry1/8 (1)
- Megan Schutt2/24 (4)
Scorer: Venkat Raghav | Commentator: Andrew McGlashan
END OF OVER:20 | 10 Runs | NZ-W: 131/6 | RR: 6.55
- Maddy Green16 (8b)
- Hannah Rowe14 (10b)
- Nicola Carey3-0-24-1
- Megan Schutt4-0-24-2
New Zealand win by four wickets and we have a series decider in two days. That chase swung this way and that but in the end Maddy Green and Hannah Rowe got them over the line after it felt like Megan Schutt had put Australia ahead. Big word, too, for Frackie Mackay who has had an outstanding all-round day despite an injury and remember New Zealand didn't have Sophie Devine. Australia will probably consider they stumbled in the middle overs with the bat, but there wasn't much in it. I'll wrap things up there. Will be back for the final match in Auckland. Thanks for joining us today, from Andrew McGlashan it's goodbye and see you soon.
Can Green find the boundary?
Super Over, anyone?
4 off 3
We have a finish here...9 needed off 6 balls. Carey to bowl the final over
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