Match 28 – Perth Scorchers Women vs Melbourne Renegades Women at W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth

 

Match 28 – Perth Scorchers Women vs Melbourne Renegades Women at W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth

Playing XI of Perth ScorchersElyse VillaniMeg Lanning (c)Amy Ellen Jones (wk)Nicole BoltonKate CrossLauren EbsaryHeather GrahamEmma KingChloe PiparoHayleigh BrennanTaneale Peschel

Playing XI of Melbourne Renegades – Danielle WyattLea TahuhuAmy Satterthwaite (c)Emma Inglis (wk)Sophie MolineuxGeorgia WarehamClaire KoskiMaitlan BrownMolly StranoJessica DuffinTayla Vlaeminck

Toss Won by Melbourne Renegades Women and elected to bowl first

1st Innings Summary – It is rightly said that a good opening partnership lays the foundation of a huge total. Put to bat first, Perth Scorchers openers Elyse Villani and captain Meg Lanning accepted the challenge so well that a 143-run huge partnership took place between the two. In the process, both the batters reached their half-centuries and hit sixteen 4s and three 6s collectively. It was only in 18th over that Melbourne Renegades bowlers got success and Villani got caught by Lea Tahuhu. But the damage was already done as Nicole Bolton hit a four and a six in the last over to add on to the bowling team’s misery.

2nd Innings Summary – Chasing a huge total, Melbourne Renegades’ batters played good cricket and hit shots regularly to keep the run rate in check. They were comfortably played at 80-1 after the end of ten overs but could not keep cool and lost wickets at crucial junctures. Even though, bowlers gave 13 extra runs including ten wides, Melbourne Renegades could not cash on the chances given and lost the game by a meagre margin in the end.

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Player of the matchMeg Lanning for being the top scorer of the match making 75 runs in 50 balls including seven 4s and three 6s

Brief scorecard:

Perth Scorchers Women – 172/2 (20 overs)

Melbourne Renegades Women – 157/6 (20 overs)

Result – Perth Scorchers Women won by 15 runs

Kanika Parineeta

‘Gully’ cricket player and close observer of Indian Cricket team and it’s matches. Straight forward and still socially admirable personality. Strong belief in teamwork and possess high leadership skills.

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