Match Details
Toss
Victoria Women , elected to field first
Player Of The Match
Series result
Queensland Women won the 2020/21 Women's National Cricket League
Season
Match days
27 March 2021 (50-over match)
26/03Result
Final, Women's National Cricket League at Melbourne, Mar 27 2021
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![Queensland Women]( "Queensland Women")
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![Victoria Women]( "Victoria Women")
205 (42.4/50 ov)
Player of the Match
26/03Result
Final, Women's National Cricket League at Melbourne, Mar 27 2021
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![Queensland Women]( "Queensland Women")
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![Victoria Women]( "Victoria Women")
205 (42.4/50 ov)
Player of the Match
Match Centre
Scorecard Summary
QUEENSLAND WOMEN 317/8 (50 OVERS)
- Georgia Redmayne*134 (146)
- Mikayla Hinkley53 (54)
- Kim Garth3/45 (10)
- Ella Hayward2/53 (10)
VICTORIA WOMEN 205 (42.4 OVERS)
- Kim Garth48 (54)
- Annabel Sutherland42 (65)
- Grace Harris4/35 (8)
- Lilly Mills3/36 (10)
42.4
W
Sippel to Neale, OUT,
CB Neale c Hinkley b Sippel 0 (2b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
42.3
0
Sippel to Neale, no run,
42.2
1
Sippel to Hayward, 1 run,
42.1
0
Sippel to Hayward, no run,
42.1
1w
Sippel to Hayward, 1 wide,
END OF OVER:42 | 4 Runs 1 Wkt | VIC-W: 203/9 (115 runs required from 48 balls, RR: 4.83, RRR: 14.37)
- Ella Hayward16 (14b)
- Grace Harris8-1-35-4
- Lilly Mills10-1-36-3
41.6
W
Harris to Blows, OUT,
M Blows st †Redmayne b Harris 11 (14b 0x4 0x6) SR: 78.57
Women's National Cricket League News
WNCL fixtures confirmed as lead-in for Women's Ashes
Australia's players will get to play up to four 50-over domestic matches before the multiformat Ashes begins
Pay increase for Australia's female domestic players as part of funding boost
Meg Lanning: "Cricket has shown that when you properly invest in female sport, the results follow and everyone benefits"
Australia's domestic season start delayed by Covid-19 challenges
Changes to the Marsh Cup, Sheffield Shield, and WNCL fixtures due to state lockdowns and border closures
Usman Khawaja on Australia's Covid challenge: 'This season might be even more fluid than last'
Rising cases and heavy restrictions in Victoria and New South Wales are set to cause disruption
Georgia Redmayne 134*, Grace Harris four-for steer Queensland to maiden WNCL title
Victoria, led by stand-in captain Elyse Villani, suffered a 112-run loss chasing a mammoth 318
