Nostalgia to when mcgrath was bowling and gilchrist behind the stumps

how gilchrist? this is about healy mate, he was a wicketkeeper before gilchrist made his debut

@@11hitmanDagenius McGrath bowled with Gilchrist behind the stumps

The over she took the 2 wickets turned the game. Then she took it from the English with the bat. What a game!!

@@scrotrot1595 yes but even if England would had more 30 runs Australia could have chase it cause they had 17 balls spare but those wickets shifted the momentum towards australia

Yeah. Times you wondered whether they were trying to miss the ball

I'd say Australia's bowling, batting and fielding gave Australia the win

Over the course of both innings, England fielded better than Australia did

@@louquay Yea we definitely fumbled more. And the ball seem to just fall in the wrong spot.

@@paulsnow1289 Yes indeed. It seemed like Wyatt wasn't even taking risks with her aerial stroke play.

And probably a good cake maker

Yup Australia is best cricket playing nation ever

@@raghavvvv549 true

Because Australian mentally very strong...this the plus point.. cricket is a total mental game

@@banglaknowledgeshow7205 couldn't be more right

India is more 😇

I think that she is on her way to becoming the best international cricketer. MVP

@@HimanshuSingh-sn8yw True. Not only in Women's cricket but in world cricket.

It's due to wbbl

@@shif344 talent also matters and australia is a country where there is equal opportunity for boys and girls. In fact Tayla vlaemick bowls faster than bhuvi and ollie Robinson . Not all times but a fair amount of time

@@mahit7037 Bhuvneshwar and Robinson are among the slowest bowlers in Men's cricket.

@@ranadebdurgadasbanerjee768 bhuvi because of injury before that he was bowling in 140s

But One player of India Is enough for them jis din akele shefali chal gaya game over. Mandana chal gaya game over. Harman chal gaya to definately game over.

Tahila too good for England? (She is from Australia)

She's better than Perry in T20i format

Oh really,? But the length of boundary rope seems to be same since decades 😂

@@rockerzz1118 yeah i have to agree its even smaller than usual

@@rockerzz1118 We saw a six go in the stands 💁

@@coverguytaylorsversion4082 that's the problem. 1 six gone in stands and you are dancing😂andd that hardly touched the stands tho. Didn't you see more longer and and more sixers were hit by retired cricketeres in legends league. Men's highest six is 122 m. And women's highest is 92 m which is just common in men's cricket. Thiers nothing to support them.

@@rockerzz1118 So don't support them. But 86,000 ppl came to the MCG to watched the final with 89 million global audience. Tell them there is nothing to support them. You don't have to compare the women to men, no need to put unsupportive comments.

Lol 😂

Yeah😂😂

But their women are bertter

Lmao didnt england score 480 against Australia and their dominance in odis is unmatched while u should care abt india not beating weak sa

@@Ahmed-kc4hr lmfao what can i do if people don't know what "down under" means + AUS def. ENG in ENG in an ODI series the last time these 2 teams met + I am not an Indian

Also some men's team can't beat Australian Women's team

Yeah, a bit condescending.

COVID scare and fitness issues.

Not really. Amy Jones is more than capable and wasn't required with the bat.

Abit rough of Perry considering all she's done for the sport.....I believe she is in the top 11 females in the country if not the best don't understand the selection 🤔

@@thecricketer7928 sentiment doesn't cover performance. After achieving everything complete commitment wanes and it is hard ( impossible )to stay at the highest level. Old man time is shadowing Warner, Smith, Healy and Perry. All have had their time and should not be picked for anything but tests. For too long automatic selection of test players have stopped in form up and comers from showing what they got ! In both men's and women's sides. Only my opinion. 😎👍

@@davidkeep6526 lol she is one of the best in the world

@@FaizanKhan-lr9ng WAS!

@@davidkeep6526 Lol lets see in this ashes again

Not much different to the men.

It’s in maybe 3-4m compared to where the mens usually are. They normally take t20 boundaries way in so compared to that not much has changed

The boundary should be the fence. The day they introduced the rope was a sad day.

@@arrgghh1555 I can’t remember who it was (I suspect it was in an ashes test around the 70s) but a player was quite severely injured when he impaled himself on the fence trying to field the ball. Especially with todays athleticism around the boundary I personally think it would be quite dangerous to have it as an actual physical obstacle. That said, the reaction has been far out of proportion and modern boundaries have become much too short.

@@arrgghh1555 I love the old stuff too. But we've seen some amazing catches and fielding on the rope. Maybe use the fence for test matches.

Women have some limitations with their body. So for them these short boundaries are equal to the men boundaries, who don't have much limitations

@@harikartikpg5751 yes

@@harikartikpg5751 yeah but they're still way too short. There is a lot of power in the women's game now.

Not much difference to the men. We have big grounds in Australia, so still takes a good hit. The woman are so good at hitting now they could be pushed back but. Don't forget the ball is smaller than the men's one too. Harder to hit.

As women don’t have as much strength as men some can’t hit as far as the men. But a lot have women have been able to hit a 6 that’s a big as the mens 👍🏻

Yes😁😁😁

Have u ever seen Amy Jones playing? She is more like buttler

@@FaizanKhan-lr9ng no I don't see amy Jones

@@Videoyt0 then i think u are new to watch womens cricket

@@FaizanKhan-lr9ng 😅Yes Bro