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I'm Henry Moran and welcome to the ashes daily podcast looking back on a tightly thought-opening day of the women's test a

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Peri on 99 here comes fire that dashing into bowl to Perry it's in the air

Catchers taken by Max in a rock Perry turns when I hear as you can up a lane what has happened

That's filing at the second wicket and the immaculate performance when these Perry shows one middle chink in the armor

And that's all it takes for another wicket to fall as you go to the

1999 it won't be a third test century Australia closing on

328 for seven a really entertaining day will come will hear from a lead Perry and Lauren Filer

And there's analysis from England's leading wicket take a Catherine Simba Brunt World Cup winner Alex Hartley and Australia legend Alex Blackwell

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On the first day of this one off test match at the start of the women's ashes

sees Australia 328 for seven they won the toss elected to have a bat first

no question on Lisa Helix mine that that's what she wanted to do and

A day that was really

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