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TEST SERIES AVERAGES Australia M Inn NO Runs Best 100 50 Ave Ct LC Sthalekar 2 4 1 144 120 1 - 48.00 1 AJ Blackwell 2 4 1 84 58 - 1 28.00 - M Jones 2 4 - 88 58 - 1 22.00 2 BJ Clark 2 4 - 83 47 - - 20.75 1 KL Rolton 2 4 - 75 46 - - 18.75 2 J Hayes 2 4 1 35 18* - - 12.00 - CL Fitzpatrick 2 3 - 30 18 - - 10.00 1 TA McGregor 2 2 1 9 9 - - 9.00 - JC Price 2 3 1 14 6 - - 7.00 8 KL Britt 1 2 - 8 5 - - 4.00 - MAJ Goszko 1 2 - 4 4 - - 2.00 2 E Twining 2 2 1 0 0* - - 0.00 - 103 Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Best Ave CL Fitzpatrick 110.3 53 139 14 4-15 9.92 KL Rolton 24 13 37 3 2-6 12.33 E Twining 69.3 30 81 6 3-32 13.50 J Hayes 60.4 29 91 6 3-9 15.16 TA McGregor 31 18 35 2 2-24 17.50 LC Sthalekar 54 23 71 3 1-8 23.66 KL Britt 14 1 40 1 1-17 40.00 AJ Blackwell 11 6 9 0 - - All-rounder Julie Hayes played a crucial role in Australia’s Ashes victory. Hayes captured 3-9 in a devastating spell in the first Test, before going on to score the winning runs to seal victory. Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars Ashes Test Series, 2002-03
W omen’s National Cricket League, 2002-03 WOMEN’S NATIONAL CRICKET LEAGUE, 2002-03 The New South Wales Institute of Sport (NSWIS) Blues’ six-year dominance of the Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) ground to a halt in season 2002-03, as Victoria Spirit defeated the reigning champions in a fiercely contested finals series. Led by Player-of-the-Finals and Victorian captain Belinda Clark, the Spirit captured its first WNCL title since the inception of the women’s domestic competition in 1996-97. The Spirit wrapped up the best-of-three match finals series at the Melbourne Cricket Ground with a 2-0 win, reversing the result of the 2001-02 finals series against the NSWIS Blues. Heading into the finals series, the season ledger between the two sides stood at one win apiece. Game one of the final series saw the NSWIS Blues set the Spirit a target of 201 runs for victory, a total built on the efforts of recently retired international star Lisa Keightley, who scored an unbeaten 94 from 156 balls. Victorian spearhead Cathryn Fitzpatrick’s 3-31 helped restrict the NSWIS Blues to 6-200 from 50 overs. A 111-run opening partnership from Belinda Clark and Louise Broadfoot laid the foundation for the Spirit’s run chase, with Victoria seemingly in control of the match at 3-185 with six overs remaining. But a mini collapse saw four wickets fall in five overs (Kelly Applebee, 11, Fitzpatrick, 1, Brooke McFarlane, 1, and Jodie Dean, 1) and the Spirit tumble to 7-196, with the match in the balance in the final over. 104 Fast-bowler Cathryn Fitzpatrick spearheaded Victoria Spirit’s season, finishing as the Women’s National Cricket League’s equal highest wicket-taker with 17 scalps. Off-spinner Megan Foster became the heroine of the day. Needing two runs for victory from the last ball of the match, Foster struck a boundary over square leg to secure a threewicket victory for the Spirit and a 1-0 lead in the finals race. After winning the toss and electing to bat in match two, the Spirit reached a score of 181 from 50 overs, again led by the master stroke-play of Clark (63 runs from 107 balls) with support from Melanie Jones (29 runs from 42 balls). NSWIS Blues captain Julie Hayes (3-23) and Bronwyn Calver (2-33) made the vital breakthroughs for the Blues, giving them the chance to push the series into a third and deciding match. That prospect looked shaky as opening pair Keightley and Shannon Cunneen were both run out in the first 10 overs. With Michelle Goszko (13) and Alex Blackwell (17) dismissed soon after, the Blues were precariously placed at 4-56. Lisa Sthalekar (45) provided some resistance with backing from Leonie Coleman (23), but when the former Australian youth captain was dismissed by Clea Smith, the Blues were all out for 141, as Victoria Spirit celebrated a 40-run victory and its first WNCL title. Southern Scorpions captain Karen Rolton was again named WNCL Player of the Year after heading the run-scoring charts for the third successive year with 468 runs at an average of 78.00, and finishing as the competition’s third highest wickettaker with 15 scalps at 8.60.
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