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Old 19-06-2009, 07:26 AM   #61 (permalink)
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Yeesh, just switched on to see how it was going and immediately wished I hadn't bothered.

Big drop off in the bowling after Laura Marsh.

Watching highlights, looks like Colvin bowled a lot of long hops.
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Old 19-06-2009, 07:58 AM   #62 (permalink)
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Only six off the last 2 overs, so wish I could watch this.

Stupid Channel Nine.

So hope we can keep this up. Chances are we'd lose to NZ in the final anyway, so... take from it what you will.
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Old 19-06-2009, 08:28 AM   #63 (permalink)
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Third wicket pair keeping England hopes alive.
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Old 19-06-2009, 08:38 AM   #64 (permalink)
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16 from 14 balls now.
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Old 19-06-2009, 08:48 AM   #65 (permalink)
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Awesome.
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Wasn't expect England to chase that. Super stuff.
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Old 19-06-2009, 08:50 AM   #67 (permalink)
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Huge win for Taylor and England - not just because it was a semi-final, but it was the equivalent of chasing 200 in a men's game. Great stuff.
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Great chase, didn't think we had a chance when they posted that total. Shame i missed it just got in from work now. At least ill get to watch the final on sunday
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Old 19-06-2009, 09:18 AM   #69 (permalink)
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That's such an awesome chase. Watched a few overs of it. Terrific batting.
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Old 19-06-2009, 09:32 AM   #70 (permalink)
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Watched the whole game. Not usually a big fan of women's cricket, but that game was really excellent. Claire Taylor is a gun.
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Watched the whole game. Not usually a big fan of women's cricket, but that game was really excellent. Claire Taylor is a gun.
When NZ/England/Australia play each other, you usually see some quality cricket. They're well worth watching if they're playing each other, as you've found out.

It's just the countries outside these three that are currently pretty poor. Hopefully they'll improve and the women's game will go from strength to strength.
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Old 19-06-2009, 05:45 PM   #72 (permalink)
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Watched the whole game. Not usually a big fan of women's cricket, but that game was really excellent. Claire Taylor is a gun.
This is exactly the type of response we need. Those games are just great for getting the public more into the women's game. Perfect game to be played before the men's semi. Great exhibition. As both captains said;

Rolton: Hopefully there is bigger and better things to come for Women's cricket.
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When NZ/England/Australia play each other, you usually see some quality cricket. They're well worth watching if they're playing each other, as you've found out.

It's just the countries outside these three that are currently pretty poor. Hopefully they'll improve and the women's game will go from strength to strength.
Yeah, pretty much always put on a good match. It's just a shame that the other four countries are so far behind in terms of competitivenss, but there have been some promising signs recently, so I have hope.

India not bad though, they did beat us twice in March, although we were pretty dismal then...

Ashes should be pretty awesome if both teams play like this.
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Yeah, pretty much always put on a good match. It's just a shame that the other four countries are so far behind in terms of competitivenss, but there have been some promising signs recently, so I have hope.

India not bad though, they did beat us twice in March, although we were pretty dismal then...

Ashes should be pretty awesome if both teams play like this.
Yeah, promising signs which is good news. Would be nice to see one of the top three get knocked over a bit more.

New Zealand are certainly going to have to do it tough in the final. The batting power of the English women is incredible.

Oh, there's another Ashes series for the women too? I didn't hear about that, got any details? Hope it's more than just one Test this time.
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Oh, there's another Ashes series for the women too? I didn't hear about that, got any details? Hope it's more than just one Test this time.
Unfortunately no, still the one Test. Women play so few Tests, it's all ODIs.

There's one T20 on Thursday, which should be awesome if this match was anything to go by. Then there's 5 ODIs from Monday week, with the last one at Lord's, which should be an absolute thrill for all of the players, and great for the profile of the game. And the test finishes off the tour, running from the 10-13th July, so relatively parallel with the men's.

It's great timing for the tour, considering the publicity the World Twenty20's generated, and the form the two teams are in right now.

Series home here, but not much on it yet. Just details on fixtures.
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I only saw the last 10 overs or so, but was majorly impressed with Taylor's innings, and the big partnership.
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