There are Australians everywhere you look in England's Hundred Women competition, often in key roles batting, bowling, wicketkeeping and captaining, testament to the country's pre-eminence in the women's game.
However, there is one team without an Aussie, Southampton-based Southern Brave, and as the competition moves to the business end they are leading after five wins in five.
Their latest victory was over Oval Invincibles, who proved far from invincible in an 89-run dubbing on Monday, a tournament record loss.
