How to Listen to Australia Women vs India Women 2nd ODI: Matt Clinch, Aaron Bryans and Chris Rowbottom on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
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<h1>How to Listen to Australia Women vs India Women 2nd ODI: Matt Clinch, Aaron Bryans and Chris Rowbottom on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra</h1><p>Cricket enthusiasts in the UK can tune into the thrilling second ODI between <b>Australia Women</b> and <b>India Women</b> on Friday, 27 February 2026, starting at 03:50 UK time, via <b>BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra</b>, <b>BBC Sounds App</b>, and <b>BBC Sport Online</b> for audio coverage. Complementing this is live audio on <b>ABC Sport</b>, ensuring fans across regions don't miss a ball of this pivotal encounter in the three-match ODI series at Allan Border Field in Brisbane.[1][2]</p><p>Leading the commentary team are main commentators <b>Matt Clinch</b>, <b>Aaron Bryans</b>, and <b>Chris Rowbottom</b>, with co-commentators <b>Michelle Goszko</b> and former <b>Australia</b> all-rounder <b>Sarah Elliott</b>. <b>Matt Clinch</b>, a seasoned voice in Australian cricket broadcasting, has covered numerous international matches for ABC and other networks, bringing his deep knowledge of the home side's strengths. <b>Aaron Bryans</b> and <b>Chris Rowbottom</b> add expert analysis from their extensive experience in women's cricket commentary, having narrated key series for BBC and ABC platforms.[1]</p><p>Joining them, <b>Michelle Goszko</b> offers invaluable insights as a former <b>Australia</b> cricketer who played nine ODIs and was part of the 1997 Women's Cricket World Cup-winning squad. Her transition to commentary has been seamless, providing tactical breakdowns that resonate with fans. <b>Sarah Elliott</b>, with 141 ODIs and over 3,000 runs for <b>Australia</b>, including a memorable contribution to their 2013 World Cup triumph, excels in dissecting batting strategies and middle-order dynamics during live coverage.[1]</p><p>This second ODI follows a gripping opener where the hosts chased down 215 with six wickets in hand, powered by <b>Beth Mooney</b>'s unbeaten 76, <b>Alyssa Healy</b>'s 50, and <b>Annabel Sutherland</b>'s 48 not out. For <b>India</b>, <b>Smriti Mandhana</b> (58) and captain <b>Harmanpreet Kaur</b> (53) fought valiantly, but <b>Ashleigh Gardner</b>'s 3-33 and <b>Megan Schutt</b>'s 2-42 restricted them to 214. Healy's half-century marked a strong start to her farewell tour as skipper, while <b>Australia</b> extended their impeccable record at Allan Border Field to 21 straight wins.[1][2]</p><p>With the series at 1-0 to the world champions, <b>India</b> will seek revenge in this early morning UK clash, part of their tour from 15 February to 6 March 2026, featuring three ODIs and a Test. British fans, often rising early for Ashes Tests or Big Bash, will appreciate the BBC's commitment to women's cricket, mirroring their coverage of major events. Meanwhile, Australian listeners on ABC Sport get prime access to the action Down Under.[2][4]</p><p>Expect incisive punditry on Australia's seam-friendly conditions that aided their bowlers last time, and how <b>India</b>'s Kashvee Gautam, with a career-best 43 including three sixes, can build on her promise. Mooney's milestone of surpassing 3,000 ODI runs underscores the hosts' batting depth. For more on the series, visit <a href="https://www.cricket.com.au/matches/series/CA:3125/australia-v-india-odis-women">cricket.com.au</a>.[1][2]</p><p>Whether you're in the UK grabbing coffee at dawn, or an Aussie night owl, this commentary line-up promises engaging insights into a rivalry that's captivating fans in Britain, Australia, India, and South Africa alike. Don't miss Healy's leadership, Mandhana's elegance, or Gardner's spin wizardry as the series intensifies.[1]</p>
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