Australia Women vs England Women, 1st ODI - Live Cricket Score

Womens Ashes, 2025 | 11 Jan 2025, Sat, 5:00 AM IST | North Sydney Oval, Sydney

ResultAustralia Women won by 4 wickets

ENG-W

204/10 (43.1 ov)

AUS-W

206/6 (38.5 ov)

Player of the Match: Ashleigh Gardner

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Tammy BeaumontTammy Beaumontc KJ Garth b A Sutherland	13	31	2	0	41.94
Maia BouchierMaia Bouchierc AJ Healy b KJ Garth	9	15	2	0	60.00
Heather KnightHeather Knight(c)c EA Perry b A Gardner	39	48	5	0	81.25
Natalie SciverNatalie Sciverc EA Perry b A Gardner	19	28	1	1	67.86
Danielle WyattDanielle Wyattc D Brown b A Sutherland	38	52	3	0	73.08
Amy JonesAmy Jones(wk)c & b A King	31	30	4	1	103.33
Alice CapseyAlice Capseyc A Gardner b KJ Garth	4	20	0	0	20.00
Charlie DeanCharlie Deanlbw b A King	1	11	0	0	9.09
Sophie EcclestoneSophie Ecclestonec A Gardner b D Brown	16	17	2	0	94.12
Lauren FilerLauren FilerNot out	8	8	2	0	100.00
Lauren BellLauren Bellb A Gardner	1	2	0	0	50.00
Extra( b - 0, w - 19, no - 3, lb - 3, p - 0 )	25
Total( 4.73 Runs per over )	204 (10 Wkts, 43.1 Ov)

Fall of Wickets

11-1 (Maia Bouchier, 3.6), 61-2 (Tammy Beaumont, 12.3), 92-3 (Heather Knight, 19.1), 95-4 (Natalie Sciver, 21.1), 146-5 (Amy Jones, 28.4), 157-6 (Alice Capsey, 33.4), 170-7 (Charlie Dean, 36.4), 192-8 (Danielle Wyatt, 41.1), 203-9 (Sophie Ecclestone, 42.2), 204-10 (Lauren Bell, 43.1)

Bowler	Ov	M	R	W	NB	WD	Eco
Megan Schutt	7	1	38	0	2	1	5.43
Kim Garth	10	1	46	2	0	5	4.60
Annabel Sutherland	6	0	42	2	1	2	7.00
Alana King	7	0	35	2	0	0	5.00
Darcie Brown	7	0	21	1	0	2	3.00
Ashleigh Gardner	6.1	0	19	3	0	0	3.08

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Phoebe LitchfieldPhoebe Litchfieldc AE Jones b L Filer	4	8	1	0	50.00
Alyssa HealyAlyssa Healy(c & wk)b CE Dean	70	78	11	0	89.74
Ellyse PerryEllyse Perrylbw b LK Bell	14	23	2	0	60.87
Beth MooneyBeth Mooneyc DN Wyatt b S Ecclestone	28	28	4	1	100.00
Annabel SutherlandAnnabel Sutherlandc DN Wyatt b L Filer	10	26	2	0	38.46
Ashleigh GardnerAshleigh GardnerNot out	42	44	5	1	95.45
Tahlia McGrathTahlia McGrathc ME Bouchier b S Ecclestone	2	14	0	0	14.29
Alana KingAlana KingNot out	11	12	2	0	91.67
Did Not Bat: Kim Garth, Megan Schutt, Darcie Brown
Extra( b - 10, w - 11, no - 0, lb - 4, p - 0 )	25
Total( 5.30 Runs per over )	206 (6 Wkts, 38.5 Ov)

Fall of Wickets

8-1 (Phoebe Litchfield, 1.5), 43-2 (Ellyse Perry, 8.4), 104-3 (Beth Mooney, 16.4), 124-4 (Annabel Sutherland, 23.2), 164-5 (Alyssa Healy, 31.2), 183-6 (Tahlia McGrath, 35.5)

Bowler	Ov	M	R	W	WD	Eco
Lauren Bell	9	1	25	1	1	2.78
Lauren Filer	8	0	58	2	5	7.25
Charlie Dean	9	0	47	1	0	5.22
Natalie Sciver	2.5	0	24	0	1	8.47
Sophie Ecclestone	10	1	38	2	0	3.80

Info

Series

Womens Ashes

Date & Time

11 Jan 2025, Sat, 5:00 AM IST

Toss

Australia Women elected to bowl

Venue

North Sydney Oval, Sydney

Umpires

Claire Polosak (Australia), Eloise Sheridan (Australia), Shawn Craig (Australia, TV)

Match Referee

Kent Hannam (Australia)

Weather Report

Clear Sky

Pitch Condition

Balanced

Avg 1st Inning Score

277

Win Prediction

Australia Women

Preview

The much-anticipated 2025 Women's Ashes series is all set to take place from January 12 as England women travel to hosts Australia to reclaim their elite trophy. The forthcoming multi-format series promises to deliver exhilarating cricket, with two sides eager to prove their mettle after a closely contested previous edition. The series is expected to be highly competitive with two strong sides in impressive form as they head into the opening ODI at North Sydney Oval.

The forthcoming Women's Ashes is not just a contest; it is a storied rivalry that has captivated the cricketing fraternity for decades. Notably, Aussie women currently hold the Ashes, having maintained their dominance since 2014, but England women are determined to break their winning streak and grab their title for the first time in over a decade.

The two powerhouses head into this series with something to prove. Aussies, despite their historical success, felt a sense of disappointment after their performance in the last Ashes series in England, where they escaped a narrow defeat. The side aims to assert its dominance once again. On the other hand, Heather Knight and her women aim to build on their recent success in the white-ball formats and end their long wait for an Ashes win.

Since the Australian tour to England back in 2013, the Ashes rivalry has been decided on a points system, which takes into account ODIs, T20Is, and Test matches. A Test win earns four points while draws give two points to each. In addition, limited-over games are awarded two points for the win, and this ensures every format contributes to the final outcome.