ICC Women’s Cricket 2022: Australia’s Way To The CWC22 Semi-Final Stage

Australia Women’s Cricket: Australia’s path to reach the CWC22 semi-final stage The path Australia has taken to reach the semi-final stage of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup.

Rachel Haynes’s Guidance:-

Under the guidance of opener Rachel Haynes, Australia scored at Seddon Park in Hamilton with a score that arch-rivals England were unable to overhaul.

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Spin pair Alana King and Jess Jonassen did the damage for Australia in addition to a fine century from England’s Nat Sciver.

Australia Women’s Cricket: A different spin pair was the bowlers’ choice this time around, with Amanda-Jade Wellington teaming up with fellow leg-spinner Alana King to take Pakistan’s four-wicket haul. Pakistan’s total of 190/6 was never enough, especially with Alyssa Healy in a bad mood with the bat.

Australia indeed stamped themselves to be defeating in the tournament with a dominant performance against hosts New Zealand.

With the top order being dismissing relatively cheaply. Ellyse Perry and Tahlia McGrath assisted Australia to post a decent total for a fine partnership.

The 48 runs in 18 Balls To Take A Wicket:-

Teenager Darcy Brown then released himself with a fine start at the international level, while Ashleigh Gardner posted a powerful 18-ball 48 to pick up two wickets in her first match of the tournament.

Another exceptional team performance for Australia with the experienced pace Ellyse Perry leading the way with a disastrous opening spell.

Australia Women’s Cricket: Perry smashed the West Indies top-order in an excellent way and 131 against Australia’s deep batting line-up was never going to be enough.

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Rachel Haynes continued her stellar start to the tournament with another big score, while the always-reliable Beth Mooney scored some runs.

Meg Lanning was at it again as the inspirational captain scoring her 15th ODI century to lead her to victory.

A Contender For The Tournament:-

A well-rounded performance with the ball – and a contender for the tournament from Ashleigh Gardner – helped restrict South Africa to just 271/5 and it was never enough in Lanning’s disastrous mood.

Australia Women’s Cricket: Lanning hit 15 fours and a six during his entertaining 130-ball knock as Australia remained unbeaten.

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Beth Mooney was the steady head that held her nerve when the others failing to ensure. That Australia eased Bangladesh’s usual total on a wet. And windy day in Wellington.

Jess Jonassen and Ashleigh Gardner picked up two wickets each during Bangladesh’s batting innings and Beth Mooney’s valor. The bat was enough to ensure that Australia entered the undefeated semi-finals with seven consecutive wins.