The Australian Women’s team dominated India, winning the third and final ODI by 185 runs at the Bellerive Oval in Hobart. They posted their highest-ever ODI total at home, 409/7, with Alyssa Healy scoring 158 and Beth Mooney striking an unbeaten 106.
Aussies Post Massive Total
The third ODI was a one-sided affair, with India winning the toss and choosing to bowl first. However, the Australian openers, Healy and Beth Mooney, gave the hosts a blistering start, putting on 189 runs for the first wicket. Healy reached her century in just 110 balls, while Mooney took 127 balls to get to her three-figure mark.
Healy and Mooney’s Centuries
Healy, who played her final ODI, scored 158, while Mooney struck an unbeaten 106. The Australian captain, Ellyse Perry, contributed 29 runs, and the team posted a massive total of 409/7 in 50 overs.
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India Struggle in Response
In response, the Indian team struggled to get going, and they were eventually bowled out for 224 runs in 38.2 overs, losing by 185 runs. The Australian bowlers were accurate and took advantage of the Indian batsmen’s struggles.
Series Win for Australia
The win sealed the series 3-0 for Australia, a convincing victory that showcased their dominance. The series win is a significant boost for the Australian team, who have been preparing for the upcoming ICC Women’s World Cup.
Key Takeaways
- The Australian team’s batting has been strong, with Healy and Mooney leading the charge.
- The team’s bowlers have been accurate and taken advantage of the Indian batsmen’s struggles.
- The Indian team will need to work on their batting and bowling to compete against top teams like Australia.
Conclusion
The Australian Women’s team has dominated the series against India, winning 3-0. The team’s performance has been impressive, with Healy and Mooney leading the charge. The Indian team will need to regroup and assess their performance, working on their batting and bowling to compete against top teams.
