By the third week of April, Portland, Exmouth, Bexhill, Folkestone, Hastings, Lydd, Dungeness, Cowes and Newhaven had all suffered "tip-and-run" raids - so-called because the fast fighter-bombers randomly "tipped" their bombs and "ran" for it.

BBC: Blitzed by guidebook

The required rate was never allowed to get much above six runs an over and that meant Arran Brindle and Gunn could spend much of their 72-run partnership playing tip and run as Australia's fielders began to feel the pressure.

BBC: SPORT | Cricket | Women's cricket | Aussie women win in close finale