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Highlights of Australia’s 71-run victory over England in the Women’s World Cup

Highlights of Australia’s 71-run victory over England in the Women’s World Cup

Nasser Hussain believes Australia’s World Cup-winning team has “no weaknesses”, while England and Wales Cricket Board’s chief executive Claire Connor says “the rest of the world likes it”.

McLaughlin’s team won the seventh Women’s World Cup title with a 71-point victory over England in Christchurch, with Alyssa Healy scoring an impressive 170 off 138 balls.

Despite Knotty’s brilliant unbeaten 148 off 121 balls, England failed to chase down 357 and Australia once again showed their dominance in the 50+ format.

“They are the best team, they have daylight after them, then the rest,” Hussein said. “There is no weakness.

The highest score was 170 by Alyssa Healy in the World Cup final

The highest score was 170 by Alyssa Healy in the World Cup final

“McLanning is a great captain. A team often reflects its captaincy values ​​and this Australian team does it – they try to be better day by day. He has won 38 of the last 39 matches he has played. , Keep beating sideways.

“They’ve been bowling, batting and knocking out every team for the last two years. It took four weeks to find out what you can tell them in four days: they’re going to win this thing.”

Hussein also pointed out that Australia has a large number of top players, even some of the big names on the team are irreplaceable.

“It’s a great competition and Australia’s best performance,” he told Sky Sports. “Not only that [in the final], They won every game. They have won 40 of the last 42 matches they have played in this World Cup cycle.

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“They have set the standard for world cricket. They look elegant, they look athletic, their skills are great, the depth of their cricket is great.

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“We were talking to Ellis Perry. If Ellis had not played today, Annabelle Sutherland would have played and you know they would have been better. It’s talking about one of the best cricketers Perry has ever played.

“The word and feeling here is that England played well, but not enough against this Australian team.”

Connor, meanwhile, acknowledged that England and other leading teams in the world are not currently in the position of new world champions, arguing that the infrastructure for women’s cricket in Australia is the most important reason for this.

“Once in a generation, a remarkable performance from Australia,” the former England captain told Sky Sports.

England captain Heather Knight, Healy's fantastic shot acknowledged the difference between 170 teams.

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England captain Heather Knight, Healy’s fantastic shot acknowledged the difference between 170 teams.

England captain Heather Knight, Healy’s fantastic shot acknowledged the difference between 170 teams.

“You talk about their depth, and the rest of the world captures that depth in terms of national structures, paths, investments, and the priority that Cricket Australia has given to the sport of women over the years.

“Of course you can analyze their ability to form partnerships and their skills and toughness [but] It supports infrastructure, our national competitions and the next generation Nat Scivers and Katherine Brunts accelerate their growth.

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“Take Tahlia McGrath, for example, who has already played 40 to 50 domestic pro games over the age of 50, compared to Sofia Dunkley, who plays the same medium role as six or seven people.

“The learning and expression that some players in the Australian system naturally acquire means that they are going to push harder.

“For all of us, this is an inspiration and it further motivates us to ensure women’s sports, especially in the UK, but other countries are looking at this, I believe it is the norm.

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“It’s not rocket science, it’s not magic. It’s happening over the years with investment, focus, commitment, resources and culture. That’s what they did wonderfully.

“The quality of women’s cricket is exploding”

While Australia deserved to win, Hussein was fully praised throughout the match.

Knotshire scored 148 not out, but England lost the final

Knotshire scored 148 not out, but England lost the final

“I think this is an absolutely brilliant match,” he said. “Not only tight results, you can get bad cricket and tight results, but we don’t have that. We had exceptional cricket, there was an exceptional standard and the icing on the knot cake.

“I think you owe a lot to New Zealand cricket, in an epidemic, all you have to do is get teams and broadcasters in Kovil.

“Grounds have been very important for women’s cricket not only recently but for many years. If you can build a playground like that – and in Hamilton – we have scored over 600 runs and you can see their prowess.

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“The standard is rising exponentially. When you look at the beating as Squire did today, the Squire against Healy was incredibly good today.”