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Germany Women vs Spain Women, 4th Match

t20Germany Women won by 28 runs
Simar Cricket Ground, Rome
25 May 2025, 6:30 pm IST
Spain Women won the toss, chose to bowl
Winner: Germany Women
Germany Women Inning Score: 139 /4
BatterDismissalRunsBalls4s6sSR
Wilhelmina Garciac elspeth fowler b uswa syed11201055
Karthika Vijayaraghavanb amy brown-carrera28302093.33
Shravya Kolcharamb rabia mushtaq29304096.67
Christina Goughnot out302730111.11
Janet Ronaldsc amy brown-carrera b rabia mushtaq03000
Nicole Kingsleynot out201240166.67
BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsNo BallsWide BallsEconomy
Andrea Davidson-Soler40220025.5
Uswa Syed40261156.5
Amy Brown-Carrera30161035.3
Hillman-Bermejo40340108.5
Rabia Mushtaq303320511
Payal Chilongia2040002
Spain Women Inning Score: 111 /3
BatterDismissalRunsBalls4s6sSR
Alexis Hartleyst sharanya sadarangani b asmita kohli21233091.3
Amelia Castillonot out39663059.09
Hillman-Bermejorun out191620118.75
Andrea Davidson-Solerrun out171620106.25
Amy Brown-Carreranot out2200100
BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsNo BallsWide BallsEconomy
Janet Ronalds4190122.2
Ameya Kanukuntla20150027.5
Christina Gough40250016.2
Ashwini Balaji40290047.2
Asmita Kohli40191114.8
Rameesha Shahid20140107

Match Summary

Germany Women vs Spain Women - 4th Match (T20)

Date: May 25, 2025
Venue: Simar Cricket Ground, Rome

Match Summary

Germany Women defeated Spain Women by 28 runs in a competitive T20 match. Christina Gough anchored Germany's innings with a solid unbeaten 30, while Rabia Mushtaq impressed with the ball, claiming 2 wickets for Spain. Amelia Castillo's determined knock of 39* wasn't enough to chase the target. Janet Ronalds stood out with economical bowling for Germany, conceding just 9 runs in her spell.


Detailed Narrative

First Innings: Germany Women

Germany Women batted first after Spain Women won the toss and opted to bowl. They posted a competitive total of 139/4 in their 20 overs. The innings was built on consistent contributions from the middle order, with standout performances from:

  • Christina Gough: Unbeaten on 30 runs off 27 balls, striking at a healthy 111.11.
  • Shravya Kolcharam: Scored 29 runs off 30 balls, hitting 4 boundaries.
  • Karthika Vijayaraghavan: Contributed 28 runs off 30 balls with 2 fours.
  • Nicole Kingsley: A quickfire 20 runs off 12 balls, including 4 boundaries, boosted the total in the death overs.

Wickets and Highlights:

  • Wilhelmina Garcia was caught by Elspeth Fowler off Uswa Syed for 11 runs.
  • Karthika Vijayaraghavan was bowled by Amy Brown-Carrera for 28 runs.
  • Shravya Kolcharam fell to Rabia Mushtaq, who bowled her out for 29 runs.
  • Janet Ronalds was dismissed by Rabia Mushtaq, caught by Amy Brown-Carrera, for 0 runs.

Bowling for Spain Women:

  • Rabia Mushtaq was the pick of the bowlers with 2 wickets for 33 runs in her 3 overs.
  • Amy Brown-Carrera took 1 wicket, conceding 16 runs in 3 overs.

Second Innings: Spain Women

Chasing 140, Spain Women managed 111/3 in their 20 overs, falling short by 28 runs. Their innings lacked momentum despite a gritty knock from:

  • Amelia Castillo: Top-scored with 39 runs off 66 balls, hitting 3 boundaries.
  • Alexis Hartley: Scored 21 runs off 23 balls, including 3 fours, before being stumped by Sharanya Sadarangani off Asmita Kohli.
  • Hillman-Bermejo: Played a brisk knock of 19 runs off 16 balls with 2 boundaries.
  • Andrea Davidson-Soler: Contributed 17 runs off 16 balls before being run out by Rameesha Shahid.

Wickets and Highlights:

  • Alexis Hartley was stumped by Sharanya Sadarangani off Asmita Kohli for 21 runs.
  • Hillman-Bermejo was run out by Karthika Vijayaraghavan for 19 runs.
  • Andrea Davidson-Soler was run out by Rameesha Shahid for 17 runs.

Bowling for Germany Women:

  • Janet Ronalds bowled a brilliant spell, conceding just 9 runs in 4 overs with an economy rate of 2.2.
  • Asmita Kohli claimed the crucial wicket of Alexis Hartley, finishing with figures of 1/19 in 4 overs.

Key Performances

  • Best Batting (Germany): Christina Gough (30 runs off 27 balls*) led from the front with an unbeaten knock.
  • Best Bowling (Germany): Janet Ronalds bowled economically, giving away only 9 runs in her 4 overs.
  • Best Batting (Spain): Amelia Castillo (39 runs off 66 balls*) fought hard but lacked support.
  • Best Bowling (Spain): Rabia Mushtaq (2 wickets for 33 runs) was impactful despite being expensive.

Additional Highlights

  • Catches:
    • Elspeth Fowler took a sharp catch to dismiss Wilhelmina Garcia.
    • Amy Brown-Carrera contributed with both bat and ball, taking a catch and dismissing Karthika