First one-day international, Windhoek South Africa 348-6 (50 overs): J Hermann 150 (126), De Zorzi 72 (84); Trumpelmann 4-68 Nambia 162-8 (31 overs): Kruger 34 (60); Subrayen 4-29 South Africa won by 99 runs (DLS method) and lead the three-match series 1-0 Scorecard Jordan Hermann struck 150 to equal the record for the highest score
Second ODI, The OurCoop County Ground, Derby Ireland 165 (47 overs): Hunter 64 (96); Wong 5-33 England 166-4 (23 overs): Bouchier 45 (31); McCartney 2-45 England won by six wickets; lead series 2-0 Scorecard England secured a comfortable series win as they hammered Ireland by six wickets in a one-sided encounter in the second one-day
Scotland and the Netherlands have tied their one-day-international series 1-1 after the third match was abandoned without a ball being bowled at Stirling County following heavy and persistent rain throughout the day. The series was arranged at short notice as the Dutch women sought to regain their ODI ranking and avoid a substantial funding cut
First ODI, Uptonsteel County Ground, Leicester Ireland 281-5 (50 overs): Lewis 69 (89), Hunter 62 (90), Stokell 54* (48) England 283-4 (38.1 overs): Bouchier 104 (95), Dunkley 73 (61); Murray 3-58 England won by six wickets; lead series 1-0 Scorecard England’s new era started with a dominant six-wicket win over Ireland as they cruised to
Second one-day international, Stirling Netherlands 129-9 (32 overs): De Leede 58; Maqsood 3-20, Carter 2-18 Scotland 130-1 (16.2 overs): S Bryce 70*, Carter 33* Scotland won by nine wickets Scorecard Scotland levelled their one-day international series with the Netherlands at 1-1 after a thumping nine-wicket victory in a rain-affected match in Stirling. Sarah Bryce, captaining
Ireland and captain Gaby Lewis have felt the highs and the lows this summer. A disappointing T20 World Cup campaign ended on a high with a victory over the West Indies. That was a first win at a Women’s T20 World Cup, and it was sandwiched in between the historic series win for Ireland’s men
