WATCH: Masabata Klaas bowls a sublime delivery to send Ellyse Perry packing in AUS-W vs SA-W Perth Test

In the only Test of the , the Aussie Women’s team showcased their formidable dominance. The hosts asserted their supremacy by bundling up the visitors for a mere 76 runs, setting the stage for a commanding performance.

However, amidst the stellar batting display, a moment that stole the limelight was the dismissal of by the formidable Proteas women pacer Masabata Klaas. The confrontation between these two talented players added a dramatic flair to the pro𝓡ceedings, emph🐻asizing the competitive spirit of the match.

Masabata Klaas’ classy dismissal of Ellyse Perry

The moment unfolded on the very first delivery of the fifth over when Klaas delivered a masterful, swinging ball, angling enticingly outside the off stump. Perry, determined to execute a cover drive, unfortunately misjudged the trajectory of the red leather, resulting in a critical error. The ball found the outside edge of her bat, creating an opportunity for wicket-keeper Sunalo Jafta, who exhibited flawless precision.

Jafta made no mistakes as she comfortably secured the catch, swiftly sending the right-handed batter back to the pavilion with a mere three runs to her name. This impeccably executed dismissal showcased Klaas’ skillful bowling, leaving a lasting impression on the unfolding cricketing narrative.

Here is the video:

The almighty Perry gone for only three!

Klaas has her second wicket – game on in Perth

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Australia’s batting domination

Australia ended day one with a formidable score of 251-5. Beth Mooney emerged as the standout performer, crafting a sublime innings that yielded an impressive 78 runs. The team’s skipper, Alyssa Healy, showcased her batting pr🦋owess but narrowly missed out on the coveted centu𒊎ry, departing the field with a commendable 99 runs to her name.

The resilience of the Australian lineup was further demonstrated by Annabel Sutherland, who remain🗹ed a steadfast presence, holding the ground with an accomplished 54 runs.

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