by Alice Capsey’s first half a century in 10 in our innovations in the hundred oval unoccupation groups until their first victory of this season, after having knocked Birmingham Phoenix down by 22 runs in Edgbaston.
The former Australian captain Meg Lanning rose 36 out of 19 balls with the countless Skipper Lauren Winfield-Hill (33) in a 76-run opening stand and laid the basics for Capsey to use the good start.
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The 21-year-old has fought to England in the last 12 months, but she has recently cut around Surrey and has shown lightning on her best form on the largest stages in a sparkling 29-ball 52.
Amanda-Jade Wellington, shown, rose sensationally Emma Lamb
Paige Scholfield did not add 16 deliveries, since the Invincibles, who had lost their first two games this year, 174 for five, their highest total number and the third best in the history of the event.
Amanda-Jade Wellington was the focus of a golden duck and followed a juggling caught to reject Georgia Voll (22) with a no-look axis to run out of Emma Lamb (25).
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Between the leg of Australia, Marie Kelly and Ellyse Perry, who looked dangerous at 29, did before she went back, and finally ended the Phoenix indictment when they decided to six.
