· 21st Match
CompletedHobart Hurricanes Women
203/3 (20.0)
Perth Scorchers Women
131/10 (19.3)
Hobart Hurricanes Women won by 72 runs
Ball by Ball Commentary
- 7.42
Lauren Smith to Mikayla Hinkley
1:20 AMTwo Runs. was a 88kmph good length ball around the off and Hinkley gets in comfort position to cut the ball for double
- 7.30
Lauren Smith to Mikayla Hinkley
1:20 AMNo Run.
- 7.20
Lauren Smith to Mikayla Hinkley
1:20 AMNo Run.
- 7.11
Lauren Smith to Beth Mooney
1:19 AMOne Run. was a length ball right onto the off and she nudged it very well in gap for one.
- 6.60
Heather Graham to Mikayla Hinkley
1:18 AMNo Run.
- 6.51
Heather Graham to Beth Mooney
1:17 AMOne Run. was a full ball on stumps, he get front foot to flicked it down the ground for oen.
- 6.41
Heather Graham to Mikayla Hinkley
1:17 AMOne Run. A length ball on middle, he tucked it very well for a single here.
- 6.3W
Heather Graham to Amy Jones
1:16 AMWicket! Caught By Elyse Villani. No Run. That’s a brilliant catch at mid-off...!!!! It was a low full toss, and the batter went for the big shot, but it was a bit too low for comfort. The ball comes off the bat in an awkward manner, and the fielder at mid-off take a sharp catch.
- 6.21
Heather Graham to Beth Mooney
1:15 AMOne Run. was a fullish one on the middle, Mooney goes front gets low and flicked it for one run.
- 6.11
Heather Graham to Amy Jones
1:15 AMOne Run. Heather gets off the mark. A full-length delivery on the stumps, and she neatly clips it through mid-wicket. The fielder gives chase, but it’s a comfortable single.
- 5.61
Callie Wilson to Amy Jones
1:13 AMOne Run. Amy will keep the strike. Was a good length ball on the off, she goes back to cut it nicely into the gap for one.
- 5.50
Callie Wilson to Amy Jones
1:12 AMNo Run.
- 5.40
Callie Wilson to Amy Jones
1:12 AMNo Run.
- 5.31
Callie Wilson to Beth Mooney
1:11 AMOne Run. A length ball right onto the middle and he tucked it very well to find a gap for solo run.
- 5.26
Callie Wilson to Beth Mooney
1:10 AMSix. What a shot..!!!! Mooney goes for the scoop, and it’s perfect. The ball flies fine over the keeper’s head and sails all the way to the boundary for six. A brilliant piece of innovation, and that’s a maximum.