Oz matches:
Mar 5: v England, Seddon Park, Hamilton, 12pm AEDT
Mar 8: v Pakistan, Bay Oval, Tauranga, 12pm AEDT
Mar 13: v New Zealand, Basin Reserve, Wellington, 8am AEDT
Mar 15: v West Indies, Basin Reserve, Wellington, 8am AEDT
Mar 19: v India, Eden Park, Auckland, 12pm AEDT
Mar 22: v South Africa, Basin Reserve, Wellington, 8am AEDT
Mar 25: v Bangladesh, Basin Reserve, Wellington, 8am AEDT
Australia's squad: Meg Lanning (c), Rachael Haynes (vc), Darcie Brown, Nicola Carey, Ashleigh Gardner, Grace Harris, Alyssa Healy, Jess Jonassen, Alana King, Beth Mooney, Tahlia McGrath, Ellyse Perry, Megan Schutt, Annabel Sutherland, Amanda-Jade Wellington. Travelling reserves: Heather Graham, Georgia Redmayne.
Warm-up match v. Windies.
Australia 7-259 (Perry 62, Sutherland 54*, Taylor 3-51) defeated West Indies 9-169 (Taylor 66, Matthews 24, Perry 2-6) by 90 runs
Women's ODI World Cup.
They finished on 3/310. Haynes went for 130 from 131 and Lanning for 86 from 110. Mooney and Perry came in late and got 27 from 19 and 14 from 5, respectively.
Well-handled acceleration by Haynes and Lanning in their huge partnership - the wicket was slow and difficult to read early. They hung in until they got a feel for the pace and then gradually piled on the pressure.
It was a brilliant batting effort, in the circumstances. It's hard to tell how daunting the target is, though - the pitch seemed to quicken up and it may be that scoring will be much easier for England in their innings.
Well-handled acceleration by Haynes and Lanning in their huge partnership - the wicket was slow and difficult to read early. They hung in until they got a feel for the pace and then gradually piled on the pressure.
It was a brilliant batting effort, in the circumstances. It's hard to tell how daunting the target is, though - the pitch seemed to quicken up and it may be that scoring will be much easier for England in their innings.