It mattered little that Heather Knight’s side tallied just 166 runs at a glacial run rate of 1.89 on the final day of the Women’s Ashes Test. After forgoing any chance of victory on a disastrous third day, it was the best they could have hoped for. She found impeccable support from Georgia Elwiss, who was equally effective with 41 not out from 190 balls. Knight was approached by her opposing number Rachael Haynes with an hour remaining, electing to shake hands on a draw. The highlight of the day was when Tammy Beaumont became the first wicket to fall just inside the first hour when England still trailed by 97.

Source: The Guardian November 12, 2017 10:19 UTC