Report

Melbourne Stars fell victim to the WBBL's lack of umpire technology for selected matches after they were beaten in the final over by Adelaide Strikers

It was Afghanistan's highest successful chase in ODIs, and took them to their first win over Pakistan in the format in eight attempts

India's captain made 43 not out in a decisive partnership with Webb and took two wickets to dismantle the defending champions for 86

India's pace attack played a starring role in bowling NZ out for 273 despite Mitchell's ton

The Sri Lanka captain followed a half-century with three wickets to leave Sixers with plenty to ponder

She comfortably set a new mark for an individual score and also broke the record for sixes in an innings

South Africa posted 399 on the board and waltzed to victory by 229 runs

Sri Lanka's seamers did plenty of early damage, and in the chase Sadeera Samarawickrama made sure he coolly got the job done

The defending champions began in emphatic style after the foundations had been laid by a strong opening stand

Shaheen Afridi's five-for ensured Australia did not get near the 400-run mark they had seemed destined for over large parts of their innings, but that was little consolation for Pakistan in the end

Debutant pace bowler Chloe Ainsworth made her mark with a double-wicket opening over

Sarah Glenn and Charli Knott took seven wickets between after Grace Harris and Georgia Redmayne both impressed

Jadeja's role with the ball and on the field, and cameos from India's top order, topped off yet another dominating win

Meg Lanning had earlier struck a half-century in an absorbing contest which came down to the last ball

The allrounder blasted 134 and spinner Todd Murphy took three wickets to hold off Queensland despite Matt Renshaw's 66-ball century

Fifties from Latham and Phillips lifted New Zealand to a competitive score and Afghanistan never really got going in their chase

Haskett, Rocchiccioli and Morris threatened to take the game away on a lifeless WACA pitch but Tasmania hung on

McAndrew's maiden 10-wicket haul and McSweeney's scores of 64 and 100 helped South Australia to a 186-run win

Netherlands piled on 105 runs from the last nine overs to get to 245 in 43 overs following which their bowlers demolished South Africa's storied batting line-up

The pair's 227-run opening stand got the team to within 2 runs of Tasmania's 439, with the match headed towards a draw