Live Cricket Score | Australia Women vs England Women Live Score & Commentary | AUS-W vs ENG-W Scorecard, Women's World Cup 2022

Final • Hagley Oval • Christchurch

Australia Women

356/5 (50)

England Women

285/10 (43.4)

AUS-W won by 71 runs

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Player of the Match Alyssa Healy

170(138)

AUS-W s

ENG-W s

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Australia Women s

356/5 (50)

Batters

Alyssa Healy

170

138

123.19

st AE Jones b A Shrubsole

Rachael Haynes

73.12

c TT Beaumont b S Ecclestone

Beth Mooney

131.91

c NRS Sciver b A Shrubsole

Ashleigh Gardner

50.00

runout (A Shrubsole / KL Cross)

Meg Lanning

200.00

c TT Beaumont b A Shrubsole

Tahlia McGrath

160.00

Not out

Ellyse Perry

170.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 4, LB: 2, NB: 0, W: 14)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 7.12)

356/5

Did not Bat

Jess Jonassen, Alana King, Megan Schutt, Darcie Brown

Bowlers

EXT

Katherine Brunt

6.90

Anya Shrubsole

4.60

Natalie Sciver

8.13

Charlie Dean

8.50

Sophie Ecclestone

7.10

Kate Cross

8.13

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Rachael Haynes

c TT Beaumont b S Ecclestone

1-160

29.1

Alyssa Healy

st AE Jones b A Shrubsole

2-316

45.3

Ashleigh Gardner

runout (A Shrubsole / KL Cross)

3-318

45.6

Meg Lanning

c TT Beaumont b A Shrubsole

4-331

47.2

Beth Mooney

c NRS Sciver b A Shrubsole

5-331

47.3

England Women s

285/10 (43.4)

Batters

Tammy Beaumont

103.85

lbw b M Schutt

Danielle Wyatt

80.00

b M Schutt

Heather Knight

104.00

lbw b A King

Natalie Sciver

148

121

122.31

Not out

Amy Jones

111.11

c A King b J Jonassen

Sophia Dunkley

100.00

b A King

Katherine Brunt

25.00

st AJ Healy b A King

Sophie Ecclestone

30.00

lbw b T McGrath

Kate Cross

66.67

c & b J Jonassen

Charlie Dean

87.50

c J Jonassen b A Gardner

Anya Shrubsole *

25.00

c A Gardner b J Jonassen

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 4, NB: 0, W: 6)

TOTAL

(43.4 Ov, RR: 6.53)

285/10

Bowlers

EXT

5.25

8.14

6.40

5.75

8.4

6.58

Ashleigh Gardner

7.50

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Danielle Wyatt

b M Schutt

1-12

2.1

Tammy Beaumont

lbw b M Schutt

2-38

6.3

Heather Knight

lbw b A King

3-86

14.6

Amy Jones

c A King b J Jonassen

4-129

20.3

Sophia Dunkley

b A King

5-179

27.6

Katherine Brunt

st AJ Healy b A King

6-191

29.4

Sophie Ecclestone

lbw b T McGrath

7-206

32.4

Kate Cross

c & b J Jonassen

8-213

33.4

Charlie Dean

c J Jonassen b A Gardner

9-278

42.3

Anya Shrubsole

c A Gardner b J Jonassen

10-285

43.4

Match Info

Date & Time

03 Apr, 06:30 AM IST

Venue

Hagley Oval, Christchurch

Match

Final,

Women's World Cup 2022

Points Table

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Umpires

Kim Cotton (New Zealand), Lauren Agenbag (South Africa), Jacqueline Williams (West Indies, TV)

Referee

GS Lakshmi (India)

Toss

England Women elected to bowl

Player of the Match Alyssa Healy

170(138)

Commentary

It was an honour bringing you all the live action from this fabulous tournament and after the final from the Hagley Oval in Christchurch, this is the pair of Soorya and Bidipto, saying good bye! Keep following Sportskeeda for more cricketing action coming you way!

We have had 31 matches in the Women's ODI World Cup. We've had a pleasantly surprising high standard of cricket in the Women's ODI game. And finally, we've had the pleasure of witnessing some of the best cricketing performances by the special and inspirational women from these 8 teams that were on show! New Zealand have produced some fantastic pitches right through and the quality of the matches from start to finish has been first class! In the end though, it was Meg Lanning's Australia who prevailed as World Champions for the 7th time in the history of Women's ODIs.

Out goes the confetti as Meg Lanning receives the World Cup - Australia lift it for the seventh time in the women's game and the celebrations begin! They will go long and hard into the night alright - it's been a hard toil and a well-deserved coronation for this dynastic team led by Meg Lanning.

Australia Women captain, Meg Lanning, at the post-match presentation: We have been extremely consistent with our performances right through the five years heading into this World Cup, and I think we have deserved this victory today. We've had some young players come in and push some of the older, experienced players to keep pushing harder. Overall, whether on the field or off the field, we were good with our preparations and our executions. Alyssa Healy was out of the world today with her batting and literally took us to victory with the bat. As for England, we have seen a remarkable batting effort from Nat Sciver, and we did expect a tough fight with them in the final. There has been a lot of hard work put into the making of this team, and players like Alana King, Tahlia McGRath and Annabel Sutherland are products of it. My thanks goes out to all the players, all the back-room staff, all the coaches and the rest of the people involved in making this success real. A special thanks to England too for making this final so special. Thank you!

England Women captain, Heather Knight, at the post-match presentation: I think it was a 50-50 decision with the toss but credit to Australia for the way they batted. We could not find an answer to their batting today, that too on that good batting pitch. Nat Sciver, whether against pace or against spin, was just fantastic. But it was a shame that we could not support her more with the bat. 300 would have been par I feel, but the extra runs we gave away cost us a lot. We showed a lot of character in this tournament after losing three games on the trot. We can be proud of our performances, Sophie Ecclestone with her wickets finished as the highest wicket-taker, and the rest of the unit was just as good. Heading into the T20 World Cup now and the Commonwealth Games, we are confident of our performances for sure.

Alyssa Healy is the Player of the Match for her blistering 170 off 138 deliveries. She has also been adjudged the Player of the Tournament for topping the charts with 509 runs.

Healy: (On what makes her click in the big games) 32, I've seen it all? (Laughs) I don't know! Our team sets out to win events like this and you want to contribute, don't you. You just want to go full for the opportunity. I think I hit one ball in the air and got dropped (laughs). You probably can't ask for anything more after being sent in to bat. I'm very proud of our batting unit - we've done some special things all tournament and to do it one more time was amazing. I did (have to hold back at times). We knew the first ten was going to be a challenging phase with two world class bowlers steaming in and swinging the ball. We just knew we had to hold our nerve and set up the game for our destructive middle-order. I enjoy batting with Rach - I don't know if she says the same thing (laughs) but it's what we set out to do. We ticked that box and set it up for a big total so patience maybe did pay off. I don't think I should receive this award (laughs again) - I only turned up for the last two games, Rach did bulk of the work for the whole tournament. Really pleasing to be able to do it - I guess having that self-belief and knowing you can do it and battling through the tough times was really important.

Australia 356/5 in 50 overs (Alyssa Healy 170 off 138, Anya Shrubsole 3/46 off 10 overs) beat England 285 in 43.4 overs (Nat Sciver 148* off 121, Jess Jonassen 3/57 off 8.4 overs) by 71 runs to win the ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2022.

Player of the Match: Alyssa Healy - 170 (138) (26x4)

It was a match that had to have a great batting performance, we got it. It was a match that had to have a great bowling performance, we got that too. It was a match that had to have a great fielding performance, that too was got. And the team that gave us all that, befitting of a performance of a final, was Meg Lanning's Australia! Whether it was Alyssa Healy's hundred, or Alana King's three wickets, the Australians were simply outstanding with both and ball, and the fielding overall was just apt for a final match!

The run chase needed England to get going right from the word go, and get going they did, but the problem was the regular fall of wickets, right from the start. The early loss of Danni Wyatt set the batting side back, and the loss of Tammy Beaumont shortly after was also not what England wanted.

But Natalie Sciver was the player who started batting much more fluently than any other batter. She needed support from the other end and even though those came in patches from Heather Knight, Amy Jones and Sophia Dunkley, the big partnership was missing.

But Nat Sciver did not stop for a bit and kept on punishing balls that were straight, to bring up one four after another. She also hit the only six of the match. In the process, she brought up her 2nd 100 of the World Cup, again against Australia, this time brilliantly, in response to the pressure she was put under. The batting from Charlie Dean right towards the end surprised one and all, as she got the runs necessary to keep the strike rotated and help her senior partner get feel less pressure in doing the bulk of the scoring.

Eventually though, it was just a case of delaying the inevitable as Sciver was left stranded. Ash Gardner's running catch from mid-off brought the curtains down on an enthralling final and an even better World Cup that has captivated the imagination of fans all around the world - there couldn't have been a more apt advertisement for the women's game that just continues to grow from strength to strength!

Rachael Haynes: Nice to be contributing and getting some runs. It was great to start off well and with the nature of this tournament with back-to-back games you can get on a roll. It's really fun (batting with Healy). It allows me to take my time and it was fun watching her go about it. It was a brilliant innings. It was a Crucifer moment for us to finish off 2017 the way it did. It didn't go according to plan but it told us how we have to play our game. To be able to build on that and to have a consistent performance since that has been outstanding.

Ellyse Perry: The way Healy did it today was just amazing to watch. It's been a wonderful tournament and to finish it well from an Australian perspective was great. (On racing against time to play the final) It was pretty close in the end but a huge amount of credit to the medical staff for helping me get there. Annabel (Sutherland) is an absolutely great mate of mine and to see that happen to her (being replaced) was tough. But personally it was great to get out there. The shift in attitude and mindset to take the game on at all times - in doing that we've put ourselves in different situations. What has stood out for me is the way the group has dealt with pressure. We've had different challenges but we've found our way through that and that has been a big change since 2017.

Alana King: I'm just so proud of this team - to do it 9-nil and go all the way is amazing. I was working a lot with my bowling coach and it was about working out what to bowl. Can't believe we'll be holding that trophy in a couple of minutes. It's a big family in the Australian camp, that's for sure. I was welcomed with open arms - I just fit in straightaway and the credit goes to the girls for what they've built over the years. The culture's been amazing and I couldn't ask for anything better. She just played an outstanding innings - the way she went about it, we were watching on the side and enjoying the show. We've relied on big starts all tournament. The way that they (Healy and Haynes) did on the big stage of the final was incredible.

Alyssa Healy: Not quite sunk in yet. First of all it was a special game of cricket, very high scoring but that was pretty special from our group. It was something we've been working towards for a long period of time. To finally get over the line was incredible. The job was half-done - we knew we put a pretty good total on the board but we knew their lineup was peaking at the right time. A very professional chat out there and full credit to the bowlers. I thought Nat Sciver played an outstanding innings and was going to take them over the line there. You've been sent out there to put a big total on the board and that's what we did. The hip's fine (grins as she's asked about her injury). It's been a long five-year wait to come over here and win a title which I've always said we should have had. We've done some amazing things and the girls deserve to let their hair down a little.

Nine matches in the World Cup, nine wins out of them! Australia are the World Champions! They win the Final by 71 runs with 6 overs and 2 balls to spare.

43.4 Jess Jonassen to Anya Shrubsole, UP IN THE AIR...AND GARDNER POUCHES IT! AUSTRALIA ARE THE WORLD CHAMPIONS! Shrubsole, the star of the final in 2017 is left distraught. Sciver is left stranded but the emotions are the exact opposite in the Australian camp. The celebrations are set to begin and go long into the night! Tossed up at the stumps, Shrubsole makes room and skips down the track to loft it over mid-off. Not well timed though and she doesn't get enough on it with Gardner running back from the inner ring and to her left before completing an outstanding running catch as she holds her balance. Australia beat England by 71 runs and clinch their 7th Women's World Cup title!

Anya Shrubsole c Ashleigh Gardner b Jess Jonassen 1 (4)

43.3 Jess Jonassen to Anya Shrubsole, wide of the crease and drifting into a back of a length radar outside off, Shrubsole hangs back and opens the face to guide it behind point.

43.2 Jess Jonassen to Nat Sciver, steps out and takes this quick one on off on the full for a wristy flick on the up to deep mid-wicket as she crosses over.

England aren't complaining!

43.1 Jess Jonassen to Nat Sciver, INSIDE EDGED FOR FOUR! That was nearly the moment for the Aussies! Arm ball that cuts into the stumps on a back of a length radar, Sciver is rushed back as she looks to work it through mid-wicket, only for the ball to dribble past the stumps off the inside edge and run to the fence.

It is time for Nat Sciver to go after the bowling now. There is no point in hanging around milking the bowling. It's all about getting the runs at this stage. All England will hope for is that Sciver hasn't got too tired batting out there.

overs

280 /9 score