INDW vs AUSW: Australia Beat India by 6 Wickets in the Last Over, the women’s team of India and Australia (Australia Women vs India Women) were face to face in the 18th rivalry of the ICC Women’s World Cup.

Aim of 278 Runs To Win:-

After losing the toss, the Indian team came out to bat first. India scored 277 runs for the loss of 7 wickets and set Australia a target of 278 runs to win.

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INDW vs AUSW: Australian cricket team achieved the objective with 3 balls to spare. Captain Meg Lenning played an excellent inning of 97, although she got out 3 runs before her century.

Meg Lenning – 97 – When Meg Lenning came, Australia was under pressure due to the fall of 2 consecutive wickets, but she handled the innings and kept increasing the pace of runs.

He played an excellent inning but could not complete his century. Lenning was dismissed after scoring 97 runs.

Australian Cricket Team Played Excellent Innings:-

Ellyse Perry (28) – Ellyse Perry wanted to play a big shot on Pooja Vastrakar’s full toss ball. But the ball did not come well on the bat and went towards captain Mithali Raj. Mithali Raj caught this catch beautifully under pressure.

Rachel Haynes (43) – Pooja Vastrakar started the 21st over with a dot ball, Meg Lenning did not score any run in the first 4 balls and took a run off the fifth ball and gave the strike to Rachel Haynes on the last ball.

AUSW Beat INDW: On the bouncer ball, Pooja Vastrakar got Rachel caught behind by Richa Ghosh behind the wicket.

Alyssa Healy (72) – Sneh Rana dismissed dangerous batsman Alyssa Healy on the second ball of the 20th over. Alyssa Healy was caught by Mithali Raj.

“It has been an honour to play for India.”

Jhulan Goswami became the second woman to play 200 ODIs, receiving her cap from Mithali Raj, who was the first to the milestone 🧢

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— ICC (@ICC) March 19, 2022

INDW vs AUSW Cricket Team:-

India Women’s Cricket Team:

1. Mithali Raj (captain), 2. Harmanpreet Kaur (vice captain), 3. Smriti Mandhana, 4. Shafali Verma, 5. Yastika Bhatia, 6. Deepti Sharma, 7. Richa Ghosh (wk), 8. Sneh Rana, 9. Jhulan Goswami, 10. Pooja Vastrakar, 11. Meghna Singh, 12. Renuka Singh Thakur, 13. Tania Bhatia (Wicketkeeper), 14. Rajeshwari Gaikwad, 15. Poonam Yadav.

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Australia Women’s Cricket Team:

1. Meg Lanning (c), 2. Rachel Haynes (vc), 3. Darcy Brown, 4. Nick Carey, 5. Ash Gardner, 6. Grace Harris, 7. Alyssa Healy, 8. Jess Jonassen, 9. Elana King, 10. Tahlia McGrath, 11. Beth Mooney, 12. Ellyse Perry, 13. Megan Schutt, 14. Annabel Sutherland, 15. Amanda -Jade Wellington.