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Gym work and Shield boundaries round out cricket.com.au's week

Annabel Sutherland's training session joins Sam Konstas' unbeaten century and Australia's home T20I series against New Zealand.

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Australia v New Zealand | First T20I Highlights

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0:09Kim Garth strikes early in New Zealand's innings.
0:51Lucy Hamilton takes a sliding catch to dismiss Melie Kerr off Annabel Sutherland.
2:12Georgia Plimmer reaches her half-century.
3:44Maddy Green reaches fifty as New Zealand finishes its innings.
4:06Beth Mooney and Ellyse Perry find regular boundaries in Australia's chase.
8:04The chase's result comes after a late sequence of wickets and reviews.

Annabel Sutherland appears on both sides of cricket.com.au's working week: taking wickets against New Zealand, then showing the gym work behind the all-round game. Her training upload moves from glute and hamstring exercises to trunk stability and lower-leg acceleration, a useful change of perspective between highlights packages.

The women's series supplied the week's biggest new upload. "Australia v New Zealand | First T20I Highlights" has drawn roughly 670,000 views, following half-centuries from Georgia Plimmer and Maddy Green with Australia's boundary-filled, then increasingly nervous chase. In the comments, viewers pick out Ellyse Perry's batting and Australia's depth, while others dwell on the wickets that made the finish less comfortable.

The second match's highlights are attracting the most daily views among the channel's active titles. A newer Unplayable Podcast excerpt about Wiaan Mulder repeatedly finding Australia's stumps in Gqeberha is also gathering attention.

Beyond the internationals, Sam Konstas supplied a boundary reel from his unbeaten Sheffield Shield century for New South Wales. Xavier Bartlett's five-wicket haul for Queensland offered the bowling companion. Those domestic performances give the week's fifteen uploads more texture than a single series could.

Across its catalog, cricket.com.au added about eleven million views, with subscribers unchanged and its present daily viewing a little below its usual pace. For nearby sporting context, Australian Open had a particularly large week of views, while England & Wales Cricket Board's daily viewing was close to normal. Here, the distinctive extra was Sutherland taking viewers away from the scoreboard and into the training session.

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What viewers say

I don't know why, but I love the Australian Cricket Stadiums, the outfields, the commentators, the telecast view, and the gorgeous looking sky colours - the most accross any country 😊😊😊
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Aussies vs Kiwis always an entertainer
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Advantage of having a batting depth. Felt almost shaky at the end but early powerplay utilisation made it comfortable at the end.
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Last shot of match was just like Legend Meg lanning shot 🙌🏻❤️‍🩹
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Ellyse Perry show.. whoo in the end Australia held thier nerves
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The amount of wickets was concerning!
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