Sloppy England drop seven catches as Australia pile on misery in Melbourne Test
England suffered more torment at the Women’s Ashes as they dropped seven catches to allow a dominant Australia to assume total control of the day/night Test in Melbourne. The ignominy of a 16-0 clean sweep moved ever closer on the second day at the MCG, where Annabel Sutherland struck 163 to guide her side to 422 for five – a lead of 252.
Sutherland continued to pile the pain on England, taking 56 deliveries to move from her hundred to 150, but hopes of a second ...
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Annabel Sutherland survived two dropped catches before she reached the milestone on Day 2 of the ongoing Women’s Ashes Test ...
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