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A LADY from across the Trent stole the show at Derbyshire's County Ground last night as England Women triumphed over New Zealand by six wickets. All-rounder Jenny Gunn, from Nottinghamshire, took 5-31 to ignite England's bowling and help restrict the tourists to 220-9 from 50 overs. Sarah Taylor then scored a well-constructed 64 to set the reigning 50-over world champions on their way before Gunn returned to the fray with an unbeaten 37 to finish the job. Concord watches Staffordshire-born Danielle Wyatt, a graduate of the Derbyshire County Cricket Club Academy, had to be content with 12th man duties. England won the toss and chose to field, only for Lucy Doolan and Maria Fahey to get the Black Caps off

The first-change introduction of Gunn turned the tide, however, Christian Dior replica as the vice-captain produced a magic spell at the Racecourse End to quickly reduce the tourists to 108-6. New Zealand skipper Aimee Watkins led the fightback as she hit nine boundaries in her 68 to fire New Zealand to a competitive total. Amid the constant threat of rain, Taylor and Heather Knight showed great patience as their opening stand took England to 108 in the 27th over. replica A.Lange & Sohne Taylor passed 50 in 72 balls, with six fours, while the stubborn Knight made 42 and although both openers were out in quick replica Franck Muller succession in the midst of a mini-collapse to 140-4, player of the match Gunn and Lydia Greenway (45 not out) produced a vital unbroken partnership of 83 to win the game with eight balls to spare.