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 proceedings, emphasizing 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 h𝔉er batting prowess but narrowly missed out on the coveted century, departing the field with 🐬a commendable 99 runs to her name.

The resilience of the Australian lineup was further demonstrated by Annabel Sutherland, who remained a steadfast presence, holding 🦩the ground w🐭ith an accomplished 54 runs.

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