Eng 250-3 - highest T20 total
Beaumont 116 off 52 balls
47-ball ton - second fastest in T20s
Wyatt 56 (36), Brunt 42* (16)
Record T20 total set twice in day
NZ made 216-1 in win over SA
Danielle Hazell into the attack from the River End - England will hope the off-spinner doesn't get lifted into the aforementioned river in the way fellow offie Vic Marks often did, according to popular local legend...
Lizelle Lee seems intent on taking on the spinner, smacking back-to-back fours through the off side as Hazell tries to find her rhythm. And the fourth ball of the over is slogged over long-on for six.
SA 8-1
You can't say England aren't giving South Africa the odd chance... Brits tries to push Shrubsole through the covers and is put down by teenager Sophie Ecclestone running in. The bowler (figures 2-1-2-0) is not impressed, but SA's required rate is already in excess of 14...
Isabelle Westbury
Former Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
You can tell that Katherine Brunt has a few runs behind her, as she was steaming in and banging it into the turf.
Tazmin Brits in at three, but they crossed on the catch and Lizelle Lee swivel-pulls Brunt down the leg side for four.
Phil Long
TMS statistician
Jenny Gunn's 58th catch in women's T20 cricket, she moves four clear of... Lydia Greenway!
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Wolvaardt c Gunn b Brunt 2 (SA 2-1)
Would you believe it? Two balls later, the same batter, the same shot, the same fielder... this time Jenny Gunn doesn't have to move, she takes the catch and is all smiles.
SA 2-0
Katherine Brunt, fresh from her batting success, to bowl from the River End - and Wolvaardt spoons the ball over wide mid-on, only for Jenny Gunn, who has taken more T20 catches than any other woman, spills the catch.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
I had wondered if they'd open with Dani Hazell...
Target 251
A good start from Shrubsole as she finds some early inswing to keep Lizelle Lee tied down - and needing to defend 250, England have bowled a maiden.
Image source, Rex FeaturesA quick turnaround - it's Anya Shrubsole to take the new ball from the new Pavilion End... Lizelle Lee and Laura Wolvaardt facing a record-breaking chase. For the second time today.
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Chris Smith: That must be the first time the world record’s been broken twice in the same day right? Poor South Africa.
Samson: Unbelievable stuff from England women. Another day, another record! Amazing batting.
Isabelle Westbury
Former Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
I've seen a chap in the England dug-out called Julian Wood, who's a power-hitting coach, who's learned a lot from baseball and has worked with the England men's team. I worked with him when I was with Western Storm here, it was a power-hitting workshop. Joe Root has spoken a lot about using him as a coach, and how good that someone like that is coming into the women's game, they're sharing the coaches and records are falling galore.
(And for those of you wondering, he is the same Julian Wood who used to play for Hampshire in the late 80s.early 90s!)
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Sally Smith: It's coming home, it's coming home, it's coming, Cricket's coming home! Who needs the football with both our men's and women's cricket teams destroying everything in their path at the moment!
Isabelle Westbury
Former Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
I almost want to say to South Africa to go and have a beer with the Aussie men's team after yesterday...
Here's how the record books were rewritten!
England opener Tammy Beaumont on Sky Sports: "Our assistant coach Ali Maiden told me yesterday that I don't always start well in T20, so it's great to get a hundred! I've known Danni Wyatt for 10-15 years, she can go from ball one and when she slows down, I can speed up. It's an incredible wicket here - South Africa have got some power hitters so that target isn't out of reach, we're going to have to bowl well and hopefully the spinners can tie them up."
Here's how England raised 200....
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
That's brutal hitting from England. Any male cricketer would be doing well to clear these ropes as well.
Captain Heather Knight manages a single off the last ball to take England to the landmark score of 250. Brunt finishes 42 not out from 16 balls.
They've not just broken that record, they've shattered it, taken the broken pieces and jumped up and down on them.
Sciver b Ismail 33 (Eng 249-3)
Sciver moves across her stumps and is bowled by the penultimate ball of the innings.
Now, is that bowled, or hit wicket? Her bat actually hits the stumps as she attempts the sweep.
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