The world No 2 T20I batter swatted Southee (1-24) over midwicket for the first six of the day to move into the 40s but was gone next ball, feathering through to Conway to bring Liam Livingstone to the crease. Wallabies scrum-half White is wary of falling into the trap of trying to beat Jones in the pre-match psychological battle though. In a statement on Sunday, WTA chairman and CEO Steve Simon said that the recent events were of deep concern. She has also played two tournaments - losing her first match as a Grand Slam champion in Indian Wells before winning her first two WTA Tour matches in Romania - and will contest her final event of the season this week as top seed at the Upper Austria Ladies Linz.