every match of Australia's unbeaten campaign. In the first warm-up match, she bowled two overs late in the innings, taking 0/15, and did not bat as Australia lost to New Zealand by 18 runs. In the last warm-up match, she was again not required to bat and took 2/16 in a three-over spell at the start of the innings, removing Nain Abidi and Bismah Maroof as the Australians defeated Pakistan by 82 runs. Australia were grouped with England, South Africa and the West Indies. In the first match against England, Farrell caught top-scorer Sarah Taylor from the bowling of Sthalekar and then caught and bowled Lydia Greenway for 14 as England collapsed from 3/75 to be 104 all out with 15 balls unused. In pursuit of 105 for victory, Australia were in difficulty when Farrell came to the crease to join Sthalekar with the score at 8/86 after 16.3 overs. Australia still needed 18 runs from 21 balls. The pair put on 11 from 14 balls before Sthalekar fell with seven balls remaining, bringing last batsman Clea Smith in. Seven runs were needed from the final over and English captain Charlotte Edwards brought herself on to bowl. Farrell hit a four off the first ball, and scored two off the third ball, tying the scores. However, she then panicked and was run out for 13 from 13 balls by Beth Morgan while going for the winning run from the next ball, leaving the scores tied. A Super Over eventuated, and Laura Marsh bowled for England. A strong hitter, Farrell was sent in with Leah Poulton. Farrell scored two runs from two balls, hitting a single from each delivery she faced. Poulton fell on the fourth ball and Alyssa Healy was run out on the sixth and final ball of Australia's Super Over while attempting a second run, leaving them at 2/6. England also ended with 2/6 after a run out in an attempt to secure the winning run on the final ball. Australia was awarded the match because they had hit more sixes in the match—Jess Cameron scored the solitary six. In the next match against South Africa, Farrell came in at 7/151. She lasted two balls before being run out for one late in the innings. Her dismissal was part of a sudden collapse as Australia lost 6/16 including the last four wickets for four runs to be all