Annabel Sutherland scored a century opening Australia's second innings as their three-day warm-up for the Women's Ashes towards England A resulted in a draw.Phoebe Litchfield, who's tipped to open for the Australians when the Ashes kick off with subsequent week's Test at Trent Bridge, additionally loved some worthwhile time within the center, scoring 68 in a 167-run stand with Sutherland, who made 116 from 138 balls.

Litchfield had taken the wicketkeeping gloves for only one ball very first thing within the morning as Australia rested their common keeper and captain for this Tour, Alyssa Healy, after she suffered a knock to her finger the day before today. Healy didn't bat within the second innings both and Beth Mooney, who would usually take over behind the stumps in Healy's absence, was spared these duties after scoring a century within the first innings. Litchfield made a wonderful fist of the task with a catch to take away final batter Sarah Glenn off the bowling of Georgia Wareham on the primary ball of the day.

England A ended up on 562, a first-innings lead of 278 earlier than Sutherland and Litchfield helped Australia to 361 for 7 at stumps. Tahlia McGrath made 44 batting at No. 4 whereas Mooney got here in at No. 6 and was 35 not out within the second innings. With Healy wishing to drop down the order, Mooney is anticipated to open with Litchfield, who was delighted on the prospect after their profitable pairing within the ODI sequence towards Pakistan in January.

"Such a level head," Litchfield mentioned of Mooney. "Always knows what to say and an awesome human so it's a pleasure to share the crease with her and she's definitely doing good things for my batting."

Litchfield, who added that she had a "whole circus" of household and buddies heading to England to observe this tour, was additionally filled with reward for allrounder Sutherland, who pressed her case for inclusion within the XI for the Test beginning on Thursday.

"Class," Litchfield mentioned of Sutherland's innings. "She looked so good out there and it was a real pleasure to watch form the other end for most of it and it was awesome for her to bring up three figures."

England had taken a 390-run lead on the again of Tammy Beaumont's double-century on the second day, however Jonassen - batting up the order at No. 4 - guided Australia A to 361 for 7 on the shut, helped by Courtney Webb's 79.

Seamer Lauren Bell was the choose of the England bowlers on the ultimate day with 3 for 31, whereas Kate Cross, Issy Wong, Sophia Dunkley and newcomer Dani Gibson took one wicket every. Lauren Filer, the one different uncapped participant named in England's Test squad went wicketless for the match, bowling 19 overs throughout each innings.