Australia Women won 5th consecutive Ashes match: Beat England by 6 runs in 2nd T20; Tahlia McGrath Player of the Match

Australia won 3 ODIs and 2 T20s in the Women's Ashes.

Australia Women's team has won the 5th consecutive match in the Women's Ashes. The team won the second T20 match against England by 6 runs on Thursday. In Canberra, Australia scored 185 runs losing 5 wickets. The England team could score only 168 runs after losing 4 wickets in 19.1 overs.

Due to rain, the 20th over of the second innings could not be completed, after which Australia won by 6 runs through DLS method. Australia captain Tahlia McGrath, who scored 48 runs, was the player of the match.

Australia's strong start England won the toss and chose bowling at the Manuka Oval Stadium in Canberra. Beth Mooney and Georgia Woll made a partnership of 47 runs from Australia. Voll was out after scoring 5 and Mooney was out after scoring 44 runs. Ellipse Perry could also score only 2 runs. After her, Phoebe Litchfield also returned to the pavilion after scoring 17 runs.

Annabel Sutherland scored 18 runs and took the team's score beyond 100. In the end, captain Tahlia McGrath scored 48 runs and Grace Harris scored 35 runs, taking the score to 185 runs. Charlie Dean took 2 wickets from England. Freya Kemp and Sophie Eccleston got 1 wicket each. There was also a batter runout.

Tahlia McGrath received the Player of the Match award for scoring 48 runs.

England fell apart after a strong start England made a strong start against the target of 186 runs. Maya Boucher and Danny Wyatt made a partnership of 46 runs. Maya was out after scoring 13 runs. After him, Danny Wyatt scored a fifty, he made a partnership of 54 runs with Sophia Dunkley. Wyatt was out after scoring 52 runs and Dunkley was out after scoring 32 runs.

Nate Siver Brunt took over with captain Heather Knight. Knight was batting fast, but was out in the 19th over after scoring 22 runs. The team needed 22 runs in the last over, Knight hit a four on the first ball. At this time it started raining. England's score was 68 runs at the loss of 4 wickets in 19.1 overs.

The match could not be restarted and Australia won by 6 runs using the Duckworth-Lewis Method. Megan Shutt took 2 wickets from the team. Kim Garth and Annabel Sutherland got 1-1 wicket.

Danny Wyatt played an inning of 52 runs, but could not lead his team to victory.

Women's Ashes named after Australia The Women's Ashes is being played in Australia from January 12. England is still waiting for its first win after 5 matches, the team lost the ODI series 3-0. Now the team is trailing 2-0 in the T-20 series also. The third match will be played on 25 January. The only Test will start in Melbourne from January 30. England will not be able to win the Ashes even after winning the last two matches.

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