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Australia - Women's National Cricket League - Womens Domestic One DayMarch 11
Womens Domestic One Day (Match 37)
Finished
Queensland Fire W
Victoria W
288/6
( 50 overs )
238/10
( 49 overs )
Queensland Fire win by 50 runs
48.6Harris to S Day238/10
Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Grace Harris to Sophie Day. Yorker, driving, missed. That concludes today's match at Allan Border Field with Queensland running out 50 run winners over Victoria. After winning the toss and bowling, Victoria struggled to take wickets early, with both Jonassen and Redmayne passing 50 as they put on a 119 run opening stand. Contributions from the rest of the batting order got Queensland up to a competitive total of 288. In reply, the Victorians also made a solid start to their innings with their first wicket coming at 82. It was then spin to win for Queensland with nine of the ten wickets coming via the spinners. Player of the Match Grace Parsons turned the momentum taking 5/37 from her 10 overs. Most of the Victorian batters made starts but were not able to go on with it to reach the target. The teams do battle again here at AB Field on Saturday.
38.1Harris to M Illingworth197/9
Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Grace Harris to Milly Illingworth. Yorker, reverse sweeping, missed.
36.1Ginger to T Flintoff191/8
Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Sianna Ginger to Tess Flintoff. Length ball, defending, missed.
35.6Parsons to Z Samuel191/7
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Grace Parsons to Zoe Samuel. Back of a length, cutting, Played to short extra cover, caught by Knott.
29.5Jonassen to S Reid144/6
Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Jess Jonassen to Sophie Reid. Length ball, Slog, missed.
23.6Jonassen to M Strano121/5
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Jess Jonassen to Molly Strano. Back of a length, pulling, mis-timed in the air uncontrolled to short mid wicket, caught by Harris.
19.1Parsons to O Henry103/4
LBW OUT. OUT! L.B.W. Grace Parsons to Olivia Henry. Length ball, sweeping, hit pad.
17.5Parsons to S Dulvin96/3
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Grace Parsons to Samara Dulvin. Length ball, cutting, Edged, caught by Redmayne.
15.5Parsons to R McKenna89/2
OUT stumped. OUT! Stumped. Grace Parsons to Rhys McKenna. Length ball, Slog, missed, by Redmayne.
13.2Parsons to E Hayward82/1
OUT stumped. OUT! Stumped. Grace Parsons to Ella Hayward. Length ball, Slog, missed, by Redmayne.
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