The most one-sided match?
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Bermuda's women's team have been handed the sort of walloping today that usually only happens in nightmares, losing by ten wickets with 296 balls to go.
In a World Cup qualifier against South Africa in Stellenbosch, Bermuda batted first and were bowled out for 13 (their captain, Linda Mienzer, making a gritty 1 off 48 balls). In reply, the Bermuda opening bowler, Terry-Lynn Paynter, sent down nine wides and a no-ball before eventually getting one ball to land on the strip, which was hit for four. There was a grand sum of five scoring strokes in the match. Brilliant.