Annabel Sutherland scripts history at MCG in Women's Ashes Test
As mentioned, Sutherland is the first player to slam a ton in Women's Test at the MCG. As per ESPNcricinfo, she surpassed the previous record of Elizabeth Alexandra Snowball, who scored an unbeaten 83 in January 18, 1935. Later on Mooney (98*) too surpassed Snowball.
Annabel Sutherland, the 23-year-old Australia sensation creates history with century at MCG
Annabel Sutherland survived two dropped catches before she reached the milestone on Day 2 of the ongoing Women’s Ashes Test between Australia and England at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground. This is Sutherland’s third century in six matches in the red-ball format for Australia.
Henry Moeran hears from Lauren Filer after a long day in the field.
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