5 best individual knocks in Women's Ashes Test History
The Women’s Ashes Test series has witnessed several breathtaking batting displays over the years, and we look at the five best knocks so far
2. Karen Rolton’s 209*(303)
In the history of Women’s Ashes Test cricket, Karen Rolton’s unbeaten double century stands as a true masterpiece. In the Adelaide Test of 2005, Australia found themselves trailing by 42 runs in the first innings. With every stroke of her bat, Rolton exhibited a masterclass in shot selection and timing. She gracefully maneuvered the ball to all parts of the ground.
However, Rolton’s sheer determination and skill propelled her team to an extraordinary victory. Her unbeaten knock of 209, comprising of 27 boundaries and four sixes, showcased her ability to dominate the English bowling attack single-handedly. Boundaries flowed freely off her bat as she effortlessly dispatched the English bowlers.
Rolton’s innings not only helped Australia secure a monumental win but also earned her a place in cricketing history as one of the finest individual performances ever witnessed in women’s cricket. Rolton single-handedly turned the tide in favor of Australia with her historic knock. As the scorecard continued to tick over, it became increasingly evident that something special was unfolding.
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