-_-Moltres-_- Posted July 10, 2024 Posted July 10, 2024 England dominated New Zealand with both bat and ball to secure a 23-run victory via DLS in the second women's T20I at the 1st Central County Ground in Hove. When play got under way after a two-hour delay due to the rain, Maia Bouchier (23) Alice Capsey (28) starred with the bat as they scored quickfire runs to help England to 89-6 in their reduced allocation of nine overs.Lauren Bell (1-6), Nat Sciver-Brunt (1-10) and the impressive Charlie Dean (2-3) then got to work quickly to put New Zealand on the back foot in their run chase and when rain stopped play again with New Zealand needing 48 runs from their final 14 balls, England were given the victory by 23 runs using the DLS method.Danielle Gibson and Bell came into Heather Knight's side in place of Freya Kemp and spinner Linsey Smith, with England entering the contest on the back of a huge 59-run win in the first T20I, their four spinners in that contest, plus a fine 76 from Danni Wyatt, comfortably seeing them to victory.With three T20Is remaining, attention now turns to Thursday when England face the White Ferns in the third T20I at Canterbury when they will hope to extend their 2-0 lead and clinch the series.Capsey and Bouchier show urgency with the bat The rain was falling in Hove ahead of the game, and, despite periods of clear skies, it returned with a vengeance throughout the evening. The covers came off for the third time at 7.50pm and finally at 8.30pm play got under way in a nine-overs-per-side encounter. https://www.skysports.com/cricket/news/12123/13175615/england-beat-new-zealand-in-second-t20i-as-alice-capsey-maia-bouchier-and-charlie-dean-star-in-hove
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