Aussies take first-up points on back of McGrath magic | Women’s Ashes 2021-22

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cricket.com.au published this video item, entitled “Aussies take first-up points on back of McGrath magic | Women’s Ashes 2021-22” – below is their description.

An individual performance for the ages from Tahlia McGrath, plus a composed knock from skipper Meg Lanning ensured Australia would take the first available points of a much anticipated Ashes series

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