Women’s ashes: England suffers from the first 16-0 in the history of a multi-coordination series after losing roles to Australia in MCG | Cricket news

The bleak ashes tour in England ended with the distribution of roles and 122 in the test for one time, as it became the first side that was 16-0 in the history of the multiple coordination series after it retreated against the spinning in Australia again.

The loss on the third day of the Pink-Ball game in McG was followed by six consecutive white ball defeats, as England swept all the international legs that last one day and T20.

The Heather Knight team had already impressed earlier on Saturday in Melbourne, where he took the five tips in Australia for nine runs to reject the hosts for 440 before it reached 79-1 in their second ways through Knight (32) and Tami Boumont (47) .

However, as soon as the leader was arrested on a short leg off the Ash Gardner (4-39) in the middle of the second session, that familiar weakness appeared against the rotation again as it was collected for 148 in 68.4.

Leg-Spinner Alana King (5-53) took it appropriate to win the Weyender Lauren Filer (14 of 45) because she got her ninth scalp of the game and 23 of the series.

The 29-year-old Nat Sciver-BRUNT (18) LBW was installed before Bolling Sophia Donkeli (4) with amazing connection that was placed outside the leg leg and returned back-to her idol, late Shin Warren, I was proud.

Then King introduced a Bouont off an inner edge, where these wokatts were placed from Gardner’s mandate outside Danny White Hodge (2) and Amy Jones (6), where the fighters won the square back and shine behind them respectively.

The collapse of England from 5 to 17 left tourists 117-7 at the dinner break and is still lagging behind 157 runs, all of which ensures that Australia will win more than a day in the match to spare it.

This happened as obligatory with Ryana Macdonald-Gay (1), throwing a full king to Deep Midwicket, and the penetration of Ecclestone half of the structures from Gardner to Mid-on and Filer, after the 10th-Wicket position with Lauren Bell (0no off 30) that lasted 48 Birth, spoon on the leg side.

The Cricket Council in England and Wales will now conduct a comprehensive review in the Nightmare tour, which will definitely include a discussion of the future of Knight and the main coach John Lewis.

Moony makes the history of Australia before Ecclestone wins five for

Earlier, Beit Mony (106) became the first Australian to score a century in all three forms of international ladies.

Money joins the Persia of England, Pimente and South Africa, Laura Wolfart, in achieving this feat after three international tons for one day and two hundreds of T20i.

Ultimately, it was recruited by England Kwik Lauren Filler (2-86), as all of Australia was from 440 with the first progress of 270.

Tala McGrath (12) and Kim Garthath (0) Wiki after Australia’s resumption at 422-5-Machrath Spoon Ecclestone (5-143) to the middle of McGRAth from Filer delivery.

ECCLESTONE – which removed McGrate for the seventh time in the internationals – besieged King (3) LBW and then got its five five distances in the tests, all against Australia, by hunting Ellyse Perry (2) off her bowling as a clearing aimed at the goal to work on the leg side .

Perry slipped down to No. 10 after he was hip in this field while Australia was rolling England for 170 in the first day.

Then the opening match in England continued Mia Potcher in a multi -coordination series, then continued the gate to one of them by Darssi Brown for the players.

Busher 46 scored only on seven roles with the best 17 in the second ODI, a blow followed by the consecutive ducks in the ODI and First T20 International.

Knight and Beaumont continued to share a 73 -year -old position in the second Wikit in England, where Knight came out of the mark as a courtroom for the four wonderful Gareth.

But as soon as the rotation appeared, the match ended in a hurry, as Australia confirmed its position as the best women’s team on this planet, as it closed the survey and removed England from its misery.

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