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Australia Take Rose Bowl 4-2 With 19-Run Win

16 June 2011
Australia Take Rose Bowl 4-2 With 19-Run Win
Australia Take Rose Bowl 4-2 With 19-Run Win
Shelly Nitschke took three wickets in her final international appearance in Australia
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Australia Women 222 (Blackwell 51) beat
New Zealand Women 203 (Browne 54no) by 19 runs
Third One-Day International, Brisbane
Scorecard

Australia Women clinched the Rose Bowl series 4-2 over rivals New Zealand Women with a 19-run win in the third and final One-Day International in Brisbane.

The series, which also included five Twenty20 Internationals, began in December and ended when New Zealand were bowled out for 203 in reply to Australia's 222.

Although Shelley Nitschke was unable to mark her final international on home soil with a significant innings, scoring 14, Leah Poulton (38) and Alex Blackwell (51) propelled the Southern Stars to their score before they were bowled out in 48.3 overs with Kelly Anderson taking three for 45 with Kate Broadmore and Nicola Browne both taking two wickets.

The White Ferns started well enough in reply with openers Frances Mackay (28) and Lucy Doolan (24) putting on 45 for the first wicket before Australia hit back.

Nitschke had an impact with the ball, taking the wickets of Doolan, Suzie Bates (6) and Anderson (6) to return three for 36 while Lisa Sthalekar took three for 28 by dismissing Sara McGlashan (9), Katey Martin (8), and Lea Tahuhu (2) to round off the game.

Nicola Browne fought hard to keep her side in the match but she ran out of partners to end unbeaten on 54 in 64 deliveries and Aimee Watkins' 100th One-Day International proved to be a disappointing one as she fell for 49 just when she and Browne were putting New Zealand into a strong position.

The two sides now head to England for quadrangular ODI and Twenty20 International series which also involve India.

© Cricket World 2011

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Aus. Women v England & NZ
Australia Women clinched the Rose Bowl series 4-2 over rivals New Zealand Women with a 19-run win in the third and final One-Day International in Brisbane. The series, which also included five Twenty20 Internationals, began in December and ended when New Zealand were bowled out for 203 in reply to Australia's 222.
Cricket Australia (CA) and New Zealand Cricket (NZC) have taken the decision to cancel the remainder of the Rose Bowl series following Tuesday's earthquake in Christchurch. The quake, which measured 6.3 on the Richter scale, badly damaged NZC's offices in the city although no staff or players from either side were injured.
The five-match Twenty20 International series between Australia Women and New Zealand Women was drawn 2-2 following a thrilling three-run win for Australia in the final game in Invercargill. The away side held on to win as New Zealand closed on 163 for seven in reply to 166 for nine - a score that had been set up by Leah Poulton's maiden T20 International half-century.
New Zealand Women scored a 14-run win over Australia Women in the fourth Twenty20 International in Invercargill to move into a 2-1 series lead with one match remaining. Sara McGlashan top scored with 62 as New Zealand posted 147 for five and for the second time in two days, Australia were bowled out inside 20 overs when they were dismissed for 133.
New Zealand Women beat Australia Women by 19 runs to level their five-match Twenty20 International series at 1-1 following the third match at Invercargill. Trailing 1-0 going into the game, they produced a strong performance as they defended their score of 138 for six by dismissing Australia for 119 in 19 overs.
New Zealand Women have called up two uncapped players ahead of the conclusion of the limited overs series against Australia Women later this month. Canterbury pair Kelly Anderson, a quick bowler, and spinner Frances Mackay have been added to the squad for the three One-Day Internationals while Mackay is also set to feature in three Twenty20 Internationals.
Australia Women In New Zealand
28th Dec: 1st T20I, Hamilton
Match abandoned - rain: Report
30th Dec: 2nd T20I, Nelson
AUS 123-6 beat NZL 122-9 by 4 wickets: Report
18th Feb: 3rd T20I, Invercargill
NZL 138-6 beat AUS 119 by 19 runs: Report
19th Feb: 4th T20I, Invercargill
NZL 147-5 beat AUS 133 by 14 runs: Report
20th Feb: 5th T20I, Invercargill
AUS 166-9 beat NZL 163-7 by 3 runs: Report
12th June: 1st ODI, Brisbane
Match abandoned due to rain
14th June: 2nd ODI, Brisbane
AUS 182-4 beat NZL 181 by 6 wickets: Report

England Women In Australia
5th Jan: 1st ODI, Perth
AUS 194-7 beat ENG 151-9 by 33 runs (D/L): Report
7th Jan: 2nd ODI, Perth
AUS 215-1 beat ENG 214-8 by 9 wickets: Report
9th Jan: 3rd ODI, Perth
ENG 213-3 beat AUS 212 by 7 wickets: Report
12th Jan: 1st T20I, Adelaide
ENG 144-6 beat AUS 140-5 by 4 wickets: Report
14th Jan: 2nd T20I, Melbourne
ENG 100-5 beat AUS 99-3 by 5 wickets: Report
16th Jan: 3rd T20I, Canberra
ENG 146-6 beat AUS 145-6 by 4 wickets: Report
17th Jan: 4th T20I, Canberra
ENG 144 beat AUS 131-6 by 13 runs: Report
18th Jan: 5th T20I, Canberra
AUS 153-8 beat ENG 101 by 52 runs: Report
22nd-25th Jan: Only Test, Sydney
AUS 159-9 & 198-3 beat ENG 207 & 149 by 7 wickets: Report