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    England beat Pakistan by nine wickets: ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened | Sport

    James MartinBy James MartinMarch 24, 2022No Comments13 Mins Read
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    2.16am EDT

    02:16

    Three on the bounce

    England chalk up their third win on the reel to edge into fourth place in the overall standings. They’ve given themselves a decent shot of making the semi-finals. Who would have given them odds for that just a few short weeks ago after having tanked in their opening three matches?

    No team has gone on to win a World Cup after chalking up two (or more!) losses in their first couple of games, Heather Knight’s side could make history. But let’s not get carried away, they still have to do the business against Bangladesh at the weekend. And there’s the small matter of an unbeaten Australian juggernaut looming ominously on the horizon.

    Pakistan were poor with the bat, never recovering from losing a wicket to the first ball of the match and a failure to rotate the strike throughout their innings meant that England were never under any pressure. Even the blisteringly good early bowling from Diana Baig at the start of their response wasn’t enough to curtail them for long.

    The England camp will be heartened to see Katherine Brunt back in the wickets and Danni Wyatt the runs as they head into the sharp end of the tournament. Their consistent performers – Kate Cross, Sophie Ecclestone and Knight herself all showed their class once more.

    That’s all from me. Thanks for your company and see you for another OBO very soon.

    Goodbye!

    Updated
    at 2.19am EDT





    1.47am EDT

    01:47

    England win by nine wickets!

    Wyatt helps a leg side ball to the boundary and England have made quick work of that chase! The opening batter is immediately awarded POTM for her sparkling 72* off 66 balls.

    19.2 overs: England 107-1 (Wyatt 72*, Knight 24*)





    1.40am EDT

    01:40

    19th over: England 102-1 (Wyatt 72, Knight 24) Shot! Wyatt plays a lofted drive in-to-out over the covers for four. She’s looked better as this innings has gone on. England pilfer 8 runs from the over and need just 4 more runs to wrap up a thumping win.





    1.36am EDT

    01:36

    18th over: England 94-1 (Wyatt 67, Knight 21) Nearly all over now! Wyatt helps herself to ten runs from the over – a full toss from Dar is gladly thwocked to the fence and a full ball is lofted down the ground for four more. A couple more follow off a deft sweep. Lovely innings this from Wyatt. 12 needed for England.





    1.33am EDT

    01:33

    17th over: England 84-1 (Wyatt 57, Knight 21) A deft paddle from Knight brings her three runs to fine leg. Wyatt picks up a couple, cutting and flicking. 22 runs needed.





    1.27am EDT

    01:27

    16th over: England 78-1 (Wyatt 56, Knight 16) Nida Dar twirls away and Wyatt is charging down to flat bat her in the air, the ball creeping over the head of mid-off and landing safe. Next up, Wyatt clubs into the leg side to pick up two to deep square-leg. England in a hurry here.





    1.23am EDT

    01:23

    15th over: England 72-1 (Wyatt 50, Knight 16) Fifty for Danni Wyatt! Well batted. She’s played her shots (7 fours) and taken risks, breaking the back of this run chase before any real pressure was allowed to build. Decent time to hit form too. Sandhu continues around the wicket and keeps Knight honest. 15 overs done, England need just 34 runs from 35 overs.





    1.18am EDT

    01:18

    14th over: England 71-1 (Wyatt 49, Knight 16) fifty partnership for Wyatt and Knight, they’ve been clinical here. Job two thirds done.





    1.16am EDT

    01:16

    13th over: England 66-1 (Wyatt 45, Knight 15) Nashra Sandhu is on to bowl some spin. England content to milk 5 runs from her first over.





    1.12am EDT

    01:12

    12th over: England 61-1 (Wyatt 41, Knight 14) Aliya Riaz is into the attack with her somewhat slooow slingers. Knight works her first ball away for three runs, a couple of singles precede a brace of wides chucked well outside the tramlines. Not the best change this for Pakistan. The pressure well and truly off. Three more singles and it’s ten taken, easily, from the over.





    1.08am EDT

    01:08

    11th over: England 51-1 (Wyatt 38, Knight 9) Baig continues, Knight picks up a single with a dab to backward point and Wyatt gives the charge… she doesn’t get it, the ball plugs in the verdant turf, but it brings a couple. Fifty up for England.





    1.03am EDT

    01:03

    10th over: England 48-1 (Wyatt 36, Knight 8) Anwer drops short again and Wyatt smears her through mid-wicket again. Four more. Great little cameo this from Wyatt, she’s getting runs and settling English nerves. An edge then flies past the keeper for four more, streaky but Wyatt won’t mind – she’s rattled along to 36 from 32 balls. A couple of singles make it ten from the tenth.





    12.58am EDT

    00:58

    9th over: England 38-1 (Wyatt 27, Knight 7) Knight gets a single and Wyatt flays Baig’s final ball away for three more. England batting positively in spite of the tight bowling from Baig.





    12.54am EDT

    00:54

    8th over: England 34-1 (Wyatt 24, Knight 4) Wyatt continues to play aggressively, she gives a full ball outside off stump an absolute clobbering – SMACK! That’s the hardest hit shot of the day so far, or at least it sounded it, the ball racing away to the fence too.





    12.51am EDT

    00:51

    7th over: England 30-1 (Wyatt 20, Knight 4) Baig bowls two jaffas to Heather Knight, pitched up and zipping past the edge. You’d do well to edge either of those, Skip. Knight then leans on a slightly fuller one to pick up a welcome two into the covers. The final ball is speared in full and Knight does well to jam the blade down on it. Yeeesh. Some opening spell this from Baig.





    12.47am EDT

    00:47

    6th over: England 28-1 (Wyatt 20, Knight 4) Aiman Anwer into her work. Knight rocks back and punches into the gap to bring up three through the covers. Wyatt then climbs into a short ball and clatters it away into the leg-side for four.





    12.42am EDT

    00:42

    5th over: England 21-1 (Wyatt 16, Knight 1) Baig squares up Heather Knight with her first delivery, the ball hooping, taking the edge and squirting away for a single. Pakistan have got their dander up here, no doubt sensing some nerves in the England camp.





    12.38am EDT

    00:38

    Wicket! Beaumont lbw b Baig 2 (England 20-1)

    Beaumont plays around a straight one and is given out on review!





    12.36am EDT

    00:36

    4th over: England 20-0 (Beaumont 2, Wyatt 16) Drop! Wyatt is put down at backward point by Nida Dar. A diving chance but the fielder had it in her grasp… until she landed and the ball plopped out onto the turf. Wyatt responds with three consecutive boundaries! The first – a short armed jab behind square is followed by an aerial drive in the gap and a tickle off the hips to fine leg. 12 runs off the over.





    12.31am EDT

    00:31

    3rd over: England 6-0 (Beaumont 2, Wyatt 2) Baig beats Wyatt with a peach first up. Wyatt then picks up a single thanks to a misfield in the ring. Baig looks threatening, again whirring one past the edge, Beaumont this time drawn in to playing.





    12.26am EDT

    00:26

    2nd over: England 5-0 (Beaumont 2, Wyatt 1) Fatima Sana begins from around the wicket. Touching 64mph in her first over. Wyatt squeezes one away down to third man to get her knock started. Tight lines from the seamer. Just a couple from it.





    12.22am EDT

    00:22

    1st over: England 3-0 (Beaumont 1, Wyatt 0) Hint of movement from Baig. Beaumont drops and runs to get off the mark. The seamer then loses her radar with a couple of wides down the leg-side. But also beats Wyatt with one on the angle.





    12.20am EDT

    00:20

    South Africa qualify. Just two more semi-final spots up for grabs. England will want to do this quickly and keep their NRR looking healthy in case of any mathematical shenanigans down the line.

    Test Match Special
    (@bbctms)

    Disappointing news from Wellington ?️

    South Africa’s clash with West Indies has been abandoned due to rain!

    Both teams get a point, which means South Africa have qualified for the semi-finals.#BBCCricket #CWC22


    March 24, 2022





    12.17am EDT

    00:17

    It’s gone a bit gloomy in Christchurch as the clouds have rolled on. The players are out on the park, under lights. Danni Wyatt and Tammy Beaumont will get the chase under way for England. Diana Baig has the ball for Pakistan. It looks as though it will swing given the conditions. Pakistan need to make early inroads.





    11.55pm EDT

    23:55

    Katherine Brunt speaks: “It’s no mystery that I’ve been struggling recently for form but that’s sport in general. I’m just really happy that I turned up and contributed today”.

    She set the tone with a wicket off the very first ball of the game.

    Updated
    at 11.55pm EDT





    11.51pm EDT

    23:51

    WICKET! Baig is bowled by Ecclestone for 6…

    Pakistan are all out for 105. England were very good with the ball there, clinical, clever and didn’t let Pakistan off the hook once they had them on the ropes. I’m mixing my metaphors but it is ten to four in the AM.

    Back soon for the CHASE!





    11.47pm EDT

    23:47

    41st over: Pakistan 105-9 (Baig 6, Sandhu 1) Cross nearly finishes it off but Nat Sciver can’t quite get to a catch that is spooned up into the leg side by Baig.





    11.44pm EDT

    23:44

    40th over: Pakistan 102-9 (Baig 4, Sandhu 0) Ton up for Pakistan. For the cost of nine wickets. Ah.





    11.42pm EDT

    23:42

    WICKET! Aiman Anwer ct Jones b Ecclestone 0 (Pakistan 102-9)

    Another one gone! Anwer gets a tiny tickle through to Amy Jones who takes a fine catch stood up to the stumps. Excellent finish here from England.





    11.40pm EDT

    23:40

    39th over: Pakistan 99-8 (Baig 0, Aiman Anwar 0) Cross has 1-16 from her seven overs.





    11.38pm EDT

    23:38

    Wicket! Sidra b Cross 23 (Pakistan 99-8)

    Kate Cross removes leg stump with an in-ducker! She’s deserved that. Two more wickets needed for England to finish Pakistan off.





    11.35pm EDT

    23:35

    Wicket! Fatima Sana ct Jones b Ecclestone 4 (Pakistan 95-7)

    Ecclestone snares her first! She gets one to turn and Sana goes for an expansive stroke but just manages to get a feint edge which is well snaffled by Amy Jones stood up to the stumps.

    38th over: Pakistan 95-7 (Sidra 20, Baig 0)





    11.31pm EDT

    23:31

    37th over: Pakistan 94-6 (Sidra 19, Fatima Sana 4) Just a couple from Knight’s over. England happy to speed through the overs here for very little damage.





    11.29pm EDT

    23:29

    36th over: Pakistan 92 -6 (Sidra 18, Fatima Sana 3) A maiden from Ecclestone. On the button.





    11.27pm EDT

    23:27

    35th over: Pakistan 92 -6 (Sidra 18, Fatima Sana 3) Better over for Pakistan, five off Knight. Can they eke their way to a tricksy little total and put some pressure back on England with the ball?





    11.24pm EDT

    23:24

    34th over: Pakistan 87-6 (Sidra 14, Fatima Sana 2) A couple and a wide off Ecclestone. This England pair are rattling through the overs.

    Updated
    at 11.25pm EDT





    11.22pm EDT

    23:22

    33rd over: Pakistan 84-6 (Sidra 13, Fatima Sana 1) A streaky four and a single off the remainder of Knight’s over.

    Updated
    at 11.24pm EDT





    11.19pm EDT

    23:19

    Wicket Aliya Riaz c Shrubsole b Knight 9 (Pakistan 79-6)

    Heather Knight brings herself on for a bowl and she is gifted a wicket with her second ball! Riaz sweeps tamely straight into the hands of Anya Shrubsole on the ‘45.





    11.17pm EDT

    23:17

    32nd over: Pakistan 78-5 (Aliya Riaz 9, Sidra 8) Two singles and a leg bye off Ecclestone. None of which hurt England.





    11.13pm EDT

    23:13

    31st over: Pakistan 75-5 (Aliya Riaz 8, Sidra 7) Sciver starts back after lunch and there’s just a single taken.

    Kettle on, toes un-stubbed. Silence. Success.





    11.10pm EDT

    23:10

    30th over: Pakistan 74-5 (Aliya Riaz 8, Sidra 6) Three singles off Ecclestone. 30 overs done. Drinks. I’m going to pad down the way in my slippers, past the baby’s room, hopefully avoiding all the unseen trip hazards hidden in the dark, to put the kettle on. Wish me luck.

    Probably not too dissimilar to this. No Connery ogling here though.





    11.02pm EDT

    23:02

    29th over: Pakistan 71-5 (Aliya Riaz 7, Sidra 4) Riaz drives uppishly but gets four. Sciver chastises herself for giving too much width outside off, overcompensating for a leg-side wide first up. The rest of the over is full o’dots though.





    10.59pm EDT

    22:59

    28th over: Pakistan 65-5 (Aliya Riaz 3, Sidra 4) Ecclestone, plait swaying in the breeze. Just two singles and a leg-side wide.





    10.56pm EDT

    22:56

    Covid restrictions lifted in New Zealand and nice to see decent crowds in:

    Sky Sports Cricket
    (@SkyCricket)

    We’re at Hagley Oval for England v Pakistan and the crowds are back!? Watch the ICC Women’s World Cup LIVE from 12.30am on Sky Sports! #CWC22 pic.twitter.com/x9DKUNjVTJ


    March 24, 2022





    10.56pm EDT

    22:56

    27th over: Pakistan 62-5 (Aliya Riaz 2, Sidra 3) Sciver takes over from Brunt… and starts with a maiden.





    10.54pm EDT

    22:54

    26th over: Pakistan 62-5 (Aliya Riaz 2, Sidra 3)The World’s Number One Bowler – Sophie Ecclestone is on for a twirl and it’s the first sight of spin. Riaz and Sidra seem to be busier at the crease, looking to rotate strike and keep the scoreboard ticking. Three from Ecclestone’s first.

    Updated
    at 10.54pm EDT





    10.51pm EDT

    22:51

    25th over: Pakistan 59-5 (Aliya Riaz 1, Sidra 1) Sidra Nawaz joins Aliya Riaz at the crease, the two new batters need to get a partnership going to give their bowlers something to work with or else England are going to canter this.

    Updated
    at 10.54pm EDT





    10.48pm EDT

    22:48

    Wicket! Amin b Brunt 32 (Pakistan 58-5)

    Brunt has three as she sneaks one through Amin (between a sizeable gap between bat and pad in fairness) to send the bails skywards! Pakistan lose their set batter too. All sorts of strife for them here.

    Updated
    at 10.48pm EDT





    10.44pm EDT

    22:44

    24th over: Pakistan 53-4 (Amin 28, Aliya Riaz 0) Pakistan hit a boundary! First runs in 19 balls and first boundary in 55. Still, credit where it’s due, a nice whip away from Amin to the mid-wicket rope. Five dots make up the rest of Cross’ over. Pakistan unable to rotate strike, it’s tough going for them at the moment.





    10.39pm EDT

    22:39

    Wicket! Dar b Brunt 4 (Pakistan 53-4)

    Something did give! Brunt joins the dots with her first three balls and then pins Dar in front as the batter goes down onto her haunches to try and sweep the ball away but it is just too full. A review confirms it as Umpires Call and so remains out!

    A wicket maiden for Brunt. England all over this.

    23rd over: Pakistan 53-4 (Amin 28, Aliya Riaz 0)





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