Australia Keep Rose Bowl After Beating White Ferns

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Australia have kept hold of the Rose Bowl trophy after beating the White Ferns by 40 runs at North Sydney Oval on Tuesday night.

The win gives Australia an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the three-match Twenty20 (T20) series. T20 is a short, fast form of cricket where each team bats for 20 overs.

Vice-captain Ash Gardner was the star, scoring 84 runs from just 45 balls, including 10 fours and four sixes. Her big innings helped Australia reach 6-167, which means they scored 167 runs and lost six wickets.

New Zealand never really got close and finished on 8-127. White Ferns captain Melie Kerr was their top scorer with 32 runs, while Australian leg-spinner Georgia Wareham took three wickets for just 18 runs.

It was Australia’s 12th T20 win in a row. Gardner said captain Sophie Molineux had brought a sense of fun to the team. “When you’re enjoying yourself and you’re having fun it creates an environment of growth and wanting to learn and challenge yourself,” she said.

Australia have held the Rose Bowl for more than 26 years. The trophy will be up for grabs again in March in a three-match one-day series, the first time it has been played for twice in the same season.

The final T20 game of the series is on Thursday.


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Headline: Ka Pupuri a Ahitereiria i te Rose Bowl i muri i te Wikitōria Nui ki ngā White Ferns

Kua pupuri tonu a Ahitereiria i te ipu Rose Bowl, i muri i tā rātou hinga i ngā White Ferns mā ngā oma e 40 ki North Sydney Oval i te pō o te Tūrei.

Nā tēnei wikitōria, kua 2-0 a Ahitereiria i te raupapa Twenty20 (T20) e toru ngā kēmu, ā, kāore e taea e Aotearoa te toa i te raupapa. He momo kirikiti poto, tere hoki te T20, ā, e 20 overs te pātuki a ia kapa.

Ko te kāpene tuarua, ko Ash Gardner te whetū, i whiwhi i ngā oma e 84 mai i ngā pōro e 45 noa iho, tae atu ki ngā whā e 10 me ngā ono e whā. Nā tana pātuki i eke ai a Ahitereiria ki te 6-167, arā, e 167 ngā oma, ā, e ono ngā wiketi i hinga.

Kāore a Aotearoa i tata, ā, i mutu rātou ki te 8-127. Ko te kāpene o ngā White Ferns, ko Melie Kerr, te kaipātuki pai rawa o Aotearoa, e 32 ana oma, ā, i tango te kaipana leg-spin o Ahitereiria, a Georgia Wareham, i ngā wiketi e toru mō ngā oma e 18 noa iho.

Ko tēnei te wikitōria T20 tekau mā rua o Ahitereiria, kotahi i muri i tētahi. E ai ki a Gardner, nā te kāpene, nā Sophie Molineux, i kawe mai te ngahau ki te kapa. “Ina pārekareka ana koe, ina ngahau ana koe, ka puta he taiao e tipu ai koe, e hiahia ai koe ki te ako me te wero i a koe anō,” tāna.

Kua pupuri a Ahitereiria i te Rose Bowl mō ngā tau neke atu i te 26. Ka whakataetaetia anō te ipu hei te Poutū-te-rangi, i tētahi raupapa one-day e toru ngā kēmu, ā, koinei te wā tuatahi ka whakataetaetia e rua ngā wā i te kaupeka kotahi.

Hei te Rāpare te kēmu T20 whakamutunga o te raupapa.

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