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In a thrilling second one-day international, Australia's women team successfully defended a low score of 180 to secure a 21-run victory over England and take a 4-0 lead in the Women's Ashes. Despite England's strong fielding performance to bowl out Australia under 200, they fell short in the chase and lost the match by 21 runs, with Amy Jones scoring 47 runs and falling just short of leading her team to victory. The win puts Australia in a commanding position in the multi-format series, while England now need to win at least three of the remaining four white-ball matches to keep their Ashes hopes alive.
Led by the dynamic duo of Tammy Beaumont and Amy Jones, England successfully chased down a revised target of 153 in just four overs to defeat South Africa and claim the series victory. South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt put up a valiant effort with 61 runs but the English bowlers, including Katherine Brunt and Sophie Ecclestone who both took two wickets, proved to be too much for the visitors. Unfortunately, England's Captain, Heather Knight, suffered a back spasm early in the match, but her team's exceptional performance was enough to secure the win. The teams will now turn their attention to the upcoming four-day test starting on Sunday.
Nat Sciver-Brunt's half-century propelled England to a thrilling four-wicket victory over South Africa in the first T20 of the three-match series. After a shaky start, Sciver-Brunt (59 off 54 balls) and Amy Jones (31 off 19) steadied the innings with a vital 50-run partnership. The final over proved to be a game changer as Jones smashed two fours and a six to take 22 runs, reducing the required target to 35 off 30 balls. The two teams will meet again on Wednesday for the second T20, with England looking to extend their lead.
England women's cricket team defeated New Zealand in the first one-day international in Wellington, thanks to Amy Jones' impressive knock of 92 runs and an unbeaten 42 from Charlie Dean. This partnership of 130 runs for the seventh wicket is the highest in women's ODI history, breaking the previous record of 122 runs. England's bowlers also played a key role, with Kate Cross, Lauren Bell, and Charlie Dean taking three wickets each to restrict New Zealand to 207 runs. This win gives England a good start in the series, with two more ODIs left to be played.