Third Ashes T20 Canceled without a Ball Being Bowled
Australia will go into the only Ashes Test in the multi-format series with a 4-2 lead in the multi-format series after the third and final T20I was washing out without bowling at the Adelaide Oval.
The Last Two 20 Over Games :-
It rained almost incessantly in South Australia’s capital on Saturday and Sunday, leaving the last two 20-over games without a conclusion.
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Unable to spend extended time inside their dressing rooms due to COVID-19 bio-security deterrents. Both Australian and English players were forced to sit in their dugouts and watch the rain.
For the hosts, it added more salt to the wound, with catastrophic news fast bowler Tayla Vlaeminck will miss both the rest of the series and the ODI World Cup in New Zealand after suffering a stress fracture in the navicular bone of her right leg.
It is the same injury that ruled Victoria out of the 2020 T20 World Cup and sidelined her for 10 months.
Matthew Mott told Channel 7, “She played all 14 WBBL games, so we came up with a lot of self-confidence (that she would go unheeded).”
“We were always looking for him to administer, but for that to happen so early in this Ashes campaign, it’s going to be completely shattering for him and for the whole group.
Grace Harris’s return to the Australia team comes to an end. Without the Queensland all-rounder being given an opportunity to bat or bowl.
The T20 Leg As Mooney’s Cover :-
Harris was adding to the group for the T20 leg as cover for Beth Mooney. But it is now Expecting that Mooney can make a remarkable return for the Test. While jogging in the rain around the Adelaide Oval boundary on Sunday.
The third and final T20I between Australia A and England A also got washing out. Again with Ellyse Perry not getting a chance to spend time in the middle.
Ellyse Perry, who was dropping from Australia’s T20 squad. But is expecting to play a major role in the coming Tests and three ODIs opened the batting. For Australia A alongside Ashe’s teammate Annabel Sutherland.
But their chase of 1-158 for England A came to an end after only five balls when the rain came.
Eve Jones (51 off 59) and Emma Lamb (57 off 31) guiding the scoring for England A. While Sutherland (1-23), Matlen Brown (1-22), Courtney Sipple (1-29) Wickets were sharing between Amanda-Jade Wellington (1-23).
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Both teams will fly to Canberra on a charter flight on Monday afternoon to begin preparations for the Test at the Manuka Oval starting Thursday.
Women’s Ashes Eng vs Aus Team Names :-
Australia Ashes Team Names:– Darcy Brown, Nicola Carey, H. Darlington, Ashley Gardner, Grace Harris, Rachel Haynes (VC), Alyssa Healy, Jess Jonassen, Alana King, Meg Lanning (C), Tahlia McGrath, Beth Mooney, and Ellyse Perry, Megan Schutt, Annabel Sutherland
England Ashes Team Names:– Heather Knight (Captain), Tammy Beaumont, Mya Bouchier, Katherine Brunt, Kate Cross, Freya Davis, Charlie Dean, Sophia Dunkley, Sophie Ecclestone, Tash Farrant, Sarah Glenn, Amy Jones, Nat Sciver (VC), Anya Shrubsole, Maddie Villiers, Lauren Winfield-Hill, Danny Wyatt.