AUS Women vs IND Women, at Taunton, Jun 08 2009 - Full Scorecard

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Taunton, June 08, 2009, Australia Women tour of England

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Australia Women Team

Karen Rolton (c)	-
Lisa Sthalekar	-
Lauren Ebsary	-
Shelley Nitschke	-
Sarah Andrews	-
Alex Blackwell	Allrounder
Leah Poulton	-
Kirsten Pike	-
Jodie Fields †	Wicketkeeper
Jess Duffin	Batter
Rene Farrell	-
Elyse Villani	Middle order Batter
Erin Osborne	Allrounder
Ellyse Perry	Allrounder

India Women Team

Neetu David	-
Anjum Chopra	-
Babita Mandlik	-
Reema Malhotra	-
Rumeli Dhar	-
Jhulan Goswami (c)	Bowler
Sulakshana Naik †	-
Mithali Raj	Top order Batter
Amita Sharma	-
Anagha Deshpande	Opening Batter
Priyanka Roy	Top order Batter
Gouher Sultana	Bowler
Punam Raut	Opening Batter
Harmanpreet Kaur	Batting Allrounder
Latika Kumari	-

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Match Details

Taunton Vale Sports Club Ground, Taunton
Toss	no toss
Series	Australia Women tour of England
Season	2009
Hours of play (local time)	16.00 start, First Session 16.00-17.20, Interval 17.20-17.40, Second Session 17.40-19.00
Match days	8 June 2009 - day (20-over match)
Umpires	Marais Erasmus Tony Hill
Reserve Umpire	Asoka de Silva

Australia Women tour of England News

England retain Ashes after draw

England women retained their Ashes by drawing the one-off Test against Australia in Worcester

England retain Ashes after draw

Time running out for Australia

England's Beth Morgan did a Paul Collingwood, scratching and grinding out a vital half-century while Laura Marsh - admittedly a slightly better batsman than Monty Panesar - offered 38 as England's women continued to defy Australia at Worcester

Time running out for Australia

Gunn and Morgan defy Australia

Australia's remarkable turnaround in this match was briefly halted by Beth Morgan and Jenny Gunn, as England's sixth-wicket pairing at last dug deep for the home side, putting on a stabilising stand of 57 on the second day of the Test at Worcester

Gunn and Morgan defy Australia

Fields and Haynes rescue Australia

Australia started poorly, slipping to 28 for 5, before they were rescued by Jodie Fields and Rachael Haynes in Worcester

Fields and Haynes rescue Australia

Rain dashes England's hopes of whitewash

Persistent rain in London scuppered England's chances of whitewashing Australia 5-0 in the one-day series after their bowlers had restricted the visitors to 100 for 7 in a shortened game at Lord's

Rain dashes England's hopes of whitewash

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