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Australia slumped to 4-4 after four overs
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New Zealand beat Australia by six wickets
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It's all over. New Zealand's Amy Satterthwaite sends the ball towards third man and gets the run they need. Australia have been comprehensively beaten in Delhi.
New Zealand 103-4
New Zealand, so close to confirming the victory, lose the wicket of Sophie Devine.
New Zealand 97-3
Ok, so the pun was a little obvious but Sophie Devine has hit two superb fours. It's a matter of when, not if, for New Zealand to win this match now.
The White Ferns are just looking to calm things down a little after the loss of three wickets. Sophie Devine, star with the ball when bowling earlier, hits a lovely four as New Zealand close in on that target of 104 to win.
New Zealand 74-3
Hold up, the wickets are falling quite rapidly here now. McGlashan steps up the wicket to attempt the hit the spin bowling of Osborne down the ground, she misses it and Healy stumps her.
New Zealand 62-2.
The second opener falls as Suzie Bates is run out. Australia can gain some confidence from this.
New Zealand 58-1
A slower delivery from Beams and Priest goes for another sweep. This time it's hit up off the top edge towards mid-wicket where Alex Blackwell takes the catch. Can Australia find a way back into the match?
New Zealand 57-0
Not the best way to start the eight over if you're Australian. Suzie Bates is joining Rachel Priest in knocking the ball around the ground and sends the ball for six.
New Zealand have moved into a very comfortable position now. The sixth over ended with a brilliant six from Rachel Priest. The half-century partnership between Bates and Priest has come off 42 balls.
It's a solid opening stand from Suzie Bates and Rachel Priest. Bates has since hit her first boundary, but Priest has stolen the show - two fours in two balls and a third lofted past mid-on with the final ball of the over sees the White Ferns move on to 31-0.
Well, this is a lot more comfortable than the Australian innings. Bates and Priest are collecting the runs nicely between them, playing the ball well. Bates is on eight, Priest is on six with thanks to a lofted four over mid-on.
New Zealand 1-0
New Zealand's impressive bowling, as well as Australia's poor batting, means the White Ferns have been set 104 to win. The first ball is swept away towards long leg and Bates is off and running. 1-0.
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Max Baggins-Craig: Bit of a slow start and shame Australia have been caught out a little, but I've the confidence they'll be just fine - c'mon Aussie's!
Theo Bowyer: Australia 4 for 4 has a satisfying ring on a Monday morning!
Australia end their innings just over the 100 mark. Not the 140 that captain Meg Lanning was hoping for at the toss, and a lot of work for the bowlers to do when they return to the field.
Australia 96-8
What a catch!! Sophie Devine diving superbly to take the wicket of Megan Schlutt. A flat hit down the ground towards long on and Devine has to run forward, dive to the floor before catching it down to her left hand side. Bravo!
Australia are trying to end their innings on a high note. Mooney has exploited that third man boundary twice in this over as the century doesn't seem an unrealistic target any more. This is remembering that earlier the Aussies were 4-4.
Australia 84-7
Jess Jonassen is the next to fall in quick succession for Australia. She attempts a full swing at the ball but completely misses it and the ball hits the wicket.
Australia 80-6
Key wicket for New Zealand as Ellyse Perry falls to the bowling of Sophie Devine for 42. Devine bowls the ball without too much turn, Perry advances up the wicket and goes down to sweep it, misses and the ball comes off her thigh. LBW given by the umpire.