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India Women vs Australia Women, Match 18 Match Summary

IN-W vs AU-W, 2022 - ODI Summary

India Women vs Australia Women Scorecard

Match Ended

Match 18, Eden Park, Auckland , Mar 19, 2022

India Women

277/7 (50.0/50)

Australia Women

280/4 (49.3/50)

Australia Women beat India Women by 6 wickets

Player of the Match

Meg Lanning

97(107)

IN-W 277/7

Top Batsmen

Mithali Raj

68 (96)

4x4s
1x6s
70.83SR

Yastika Bhatia

59 (83)

6x4s
0x6s
71.08SR

Top Bowlers

Darcie Brown

ECON 3.75

OVERS

30/3

R/W

Alana King

ECON 5.20

OVERS

52/2

R/W

AU-W 280/4

Top Batsmen

Meg Lanning

97 (107)

13x4s
0x6s
90.65SR

Alyssa Healy

72 (65)

9x4s
0x6s
110.76SR

Top Bowlers

Pooja Vastrakar

ECON 4.30

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43/2

R/W

Right then! That is it from the coverage of game number 18. The action from the Women's World Cup continues and it is New Zealand Women who will be taking on England Women on Sunday, 20th March at Eden Park, Auckland. This promises to be a cracker of a contest as both sides will be going hard at each other in order to stay in contention for semi-finals. The first ball will be bowled at 3.30 am IST (10 pm GMT, previous night) but you can tune in early for the build-up. Cheers and goodbye!

Meg Lanning, the skipper of Australia Women, starts by saying that India are a very good team and they have some world-class players. Tells that they still need to improve in some areas as they didn't field well in this game. Mentions that Eden Park is unique ground and they need to adjust quickly. Mentions that Rachael Haynes and Alyssa Healy got them off to a great start and laid a good foundation. Says that it is nice to see Alyssa Healy doing well and applauds her for the way she batted in this fixture.

Mithali Raj the skipper of India Women, says that whenever they lose, they feel, they fell short by 10-15 runs, but the way Australia started the innings, they were always ahead of the asking rate. Mentions that the bowling unit did not do well this time around, but they have done well in the previous games. States that the batting has improved from earlier on, but the bowling took a hit today, they have two games left and they will look to do well in all three departments. On Jhulan Goswami, she says that Jhulan is an inspiration for many girls. She concludes by thanking all the fans who came and supported them at Eden Park.

Meg Lanning is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH. She says that it is nice to contribute and she has been training hard in the nets. Tells that it was a good wicket to bat on and says that she had a clear game plan against the Indian bowlers. Mentions that she has a different game plan as compared to Ellyse Perry but says that she enjoys batting with her.

Stay tuned for the presentation...

Tough day for the Women in Blue! Their batting was the concern earlier on, but in this game, it was their bowling that has let them down. The batters did step up today as they posted a healthy total of 277, but it was not enough in the end. The ball was not gripping enough, which was tough for the Indian spinners, also they were without their sixth bowling option today, Deepti Sharma, which would hurt them in hindsight. India Women were put on the back foot earlier on in the innings by the Aussie openers. They did come back into this game by grabbing two quick wickets, but they could not capitalize on the same and let Australia Women get away with another partnership. Meghna Singh did grab the important wicket of Meg Lanning but it was a little too late by then. India Women will have to win their remaining games to brighten their chances of making it to the semi-final.

Australia Women started scoring runs right from the word go. Alyssa Healy and Rachael Haynes put up 121 runs together within the first 20 overs of the innings and got them to a flying start. But Alyssa Healy perished after scoring a sublime 72 and Rachael Haynes followed her soon. After losing both the openers, skipper, Meg Lanning and Ellyse Perry once again started scoring runs freely and they put together over 100 runs, before Perry was dismissed. Meg Lanning carried on, and was dismissed for 97! She did miss out on a well-deserved century, but she guided her side closer to victory. Beth Mooney finished things off in the final over to get her side over the line! Australia Women have sealed a spot in the semi-final and have also registered their highest successful run chase in Women's World Cup history.

Australia Women, the mighty Australians, have done it yet again! They are making a habit of winning! Their domination in this World Cup continues, and with this win, they become the first team to qualify for the semi-finals! So, another game in this Women's World cup that has gone to the final over. The Aussies kept their cool and have chased the target down. India Women, on the other hand, suffer their second loss on the trot. Things are only getting tougher for them in this race for a semi-final spot.

Over 49.3 : 280/4

10 Runs

449.1
249.2
449.3

B. Mooney

30 (20)

T. McGrath

0 (2)

J. Goswami

9.3-0-64-0

49.3

Jhulan Goswami To Beth Mooney

FOUR! There it is! Mooney seals the deal for Australia Women! Goswami serves a full ball, on middle. Mooney sits back and lofts it over the bowler's head. The ball races away to the fence. Australia Women win the match by 6 wickets!

49.2

Jhulan Goswami To Beth Mooney

Fuller in length, on off. Mooney carves it through covers. Smriti Mandhana runs in from the deep and she fumbles while trying to grab the ball. The batters collect two runs in total.

49.1

Jhulan Goswami To Beth Mooney

FOUR! UP AND OVER! What pressure? says Mooney! This is a length ball, on middle. Beth Mooney clears her front leg and whacks it over mid-wicket for a boundary.

Jhulan Goswami in her 200th ODI will bowl the final over. Can she defend this?

Over 49 : 270/4

3 Runs

148.1
148.2
148.3
W 48.4
048.5
048.6

T. McGrath

0 (2)

B. Mooney

20 (17)

M. Singh

10-0-68-1

48.6

Meghna Singh To Tahlia McGrath

Two dots in a row and the game is far from over! Singh serves it full and well outside off. Tahlia McGrath shuffles across and slices it straight to the point fielder. 8 runs needed off 6 balls.

48.5

Meghna Singh To Tahlia McGrath

Back of a length, outside off. Tahlia McGrath defends it to cover.

Tahlia McGrath comes to bat now.

48.4

Meghna Singh To Meg Lanning OUT!

OUT! TAKEN! Lanning misses out on her hundred and this is a big wicket for India Women. They believe! Singh serves a full ball, outside off. Lanning opens the bat face and looks to drive but it goes off the outer half of the bat towards Pooja Vastrakar at point, who dives in front and takes a really good catch. End of a brilliant innings from Australia's skipper, she walks back to the hut after scoring 97 runs off 107 balls.

48.3

Meghna Singh To Beth Mooney

Singh goes full and outside off. Mooney drives it to the extra cover fielder who half-stops it and the batters cross ends.

48.2

Meghna Singh To Meg Lanning

Back of a length, on middle. Lanning swivels and pulls it to deep mid-wicket for a run.

48.1

Meghna Singh To Beth Mooney

A full ball, outside off. Beth Mooney drives it through the cover region and hands the strike to her skipper.

Over 48 : 267/3

2 Runs

047.1
247.2
047.3
047.4
047.5
047.6

M. Lanning

96 (105)

B. Mooney

18 (15)

J. Goswami

9-0-54-0

47.6

Jhulan Goswami To Meg Lanning

Make that four in a row! Fuller in length, outside off. Meg Lanning drives it to the fielder at extra cover.

47.5

Jhulan Goswami To Meg Lanning

Three dots in a row! Another ball, on a length and outside off. Lanning cuts hard but finds the backward point fielder this time.

47.4

Jhulan Goswami To Meg Lanning

Cut hard but for no run! Shorter in length, outside off. Lanning cuts it straight to the point fielder.

47.3

Jhulan Goswami To Meg Lanning

On a length, around off. Lanning keeps it out.

47.2

Jhulan Goswami To Meg Lanning

Slashed hard but for just two runs! Back of a length, yet again, outside off. Lanning stays back and just eases it past the diving fielder at backward point. The fielder at third man does well to save the boundary.

47.1

Jhulan Goswami To Meg Lanning

Back of a length, outside off. Lanning tries to cut hard but fails to get any bat on it.

Over 47 : 265/3

8 Runs

146.1
146.2
446.3
146.4
046.5
146.6

M. Lanning

94 (99)

B. Mooney

18 (15)

M. Singh

9-0-65-0

46.6

Meghna Singh To Meg Lanning

A direct hit at the striker's end but Mooney was home! Fuller in length, around off. Lanning defends it towards cover and sets off for a single. 13 runs needed off 18 balls.

46.5

Meghna Singh To Meg Lanning

Back of a length, around off. Meg Lanning taps it towards backward point.

46.4

Meghna Singh To Beth Mooney

On a length, around middle. Beth Mooney nudges it to the leg side and settles for a single.

46.3

Meghna Singh To Beth Mooney

FOUR! Excellent timing from Mooney! This is a full ball, outside off. Mooney just opens the bat face and slices it wide of the third man fielder for a boundary.

46.2

Meghna Singh To Meg Lanning

Back of a length, outside off. Lanning cuts it towards wide third man for a run.

Full Commentary

49 OV

3 Runs

M. Singh to B. Mooney M. Lanning T. McGrath

148.1
148.2
148.3
W 48.4
048.5
048.6

48 OV

2 Runs

J. Goswami to M. Lanning

047.1
247.2
047.3
047.4
047.5
047.6

47 OV

8 Runs

M. Singh to B. Mooney M. Lanning

146.1
146.2
446.3
146.4
046.5
146.6

46 OV

8 Runs

J. Goswami to M. Lanning B. Mooney

145.1
145.2
145.3
045.4
145.5
445.6

45 OV

8 Runs

R. Gayakwad to B. Mooney M. Lanning

044.1
444.2
244.3
144.4
044.5
144.6

44 OV

8 Runs

P. Vastrakar to M. Lanning B. Mooney

143.1
143.2
043.3
143.4
143.5
443.6

43 OV

1 Runs

R. Gayakwad to M. Lanning B. Mooney

042.1
042.2
042.3
142.4
042.5
042.6

42 OV

7 Runs

P. Vastrakar to E. Perry B. Mooney M. Lanning

1 WD 41.1
041.1
041.2
W 41.3
141.4
441.5
141.6

41 OV

1 Runs

R. Gayakwad to E. Perry M. Lanning

040.1
040.2
140.3
040.4
040.5
040.6

40 OV

2 Runs

P. Vastrakar to M. Lanning E. Perry

039.1
039.2
139.3
039.4
039.5
139.6

39 OV

11 Runs

J. Goswami to E. Perry M. Lanning

238.1
1 WD 38.2
138.2
038.3
238.4
138.5
438.6

38 OV

7 Runs

S. Rana to E. Perry M. Lanning

137.1
037.2
437.3
137.4
037.5
137.6

37 OV

3 Runs

J. Goswami to E. Perry M. Lanning

036.1
036.2
136.3
036.4
236.5
036.6

36 OV

4 Runs

S. Rana to M. Lanning E. Perry

035.1
235.2
135.3
135.4
035.5
035.6

35 OV

6 Runs

J. Goswami to E. Perry M. Lanning

134.1
434.2
034.3
134.4
034.5
034.6

34 OV

6 Runs

S. Rana to M. Lanning E. Perry

033.1
233.2
133.3
033.4
133.5
233.6

33 OV

2 Runs

J. Goswami to E. Perry M. Lanning

132.1
032.2
032.3
132.4
032.5
032.6

32 OV

12 Runs

M. Singh to E. Perry M. Lanning

131.1
031.2
431.3
131.4
1 WD 31.5
131.5
431.6

31 OV

7 Runs

S. Rana to E. Perry M. Lanning

130.1
430.2
030.3
130.4
130.5
030.6

30 OV

2 Runs

R. Gayakwad to M. Lanning E. Perry

029.1
129.2
029.3
029.4
129.5
029.6

29 OV

6 Runs

S. Rana to E. Perry M. Lanning

028.1
128.2
428.3
028.4
028.5
128.6

28 OV

2 Runs

R. Gayakwad to M. Lanning E. Perry

027.1
127.2
027.3
127.4
027.5
027.6

27 OV

10 Runs

M. Singh to E. Perry M. Lanning

126.1
426.2
426.3
026.4
126.5
026.6

26 OV

2 Runs

R. Gayakwad to M. Lanning E. Perry

125.1
025.2
025.3
125.4
025.5
025.6

25 OV

7 Runs

P. Vastrakar to E. Perry M. Lanning

024.1
124.2
1 WD 24.3
424.3
024.4
124.5
024.6

24 OV

2 Runs

R. Gayakwad to M. Lanning E. Perry

123.1
023.2
123.3
023.4
023.5
023.6

23 OV

4 Runs

P. Vastrakar to E. Perry M. Lanning

022.1
122.2
022.3
222.4
122.5
022.6

22 OV

6 Runs

S. Rana to M. Lanning

221.1
021.2
421.3
021.4
021.5
021.6

21 OV

1 Runs

P. Vastrakar to M. Lanning R. Haynes

020.1
020.2
020.3
020.4
120.5
W 20.6

20 OV

2 Runs

S. Rana to R. Haynes A. Healy M. Lanning

119.1
W 19.2
019.3
019.4
019.5
119.6

19 OV

2 Runs

P. Vastrakar to A. Healy R. Haynes

018.1
018.2
118.3
018.4
018.5
118.6

18 OV

7 Runs

S. Rana to A. Healy R. Haynes

117.1
117.2
117.3
117.4
217.5
117.6

17 OV

14 Runs

R. Gayakwad to A. Healy R. Haynes

416.1
416.2
1 WD 16.3
016.3
416.4
1 LB 16.5
016.6
016.7

16 OV

9 Runs

S. Rana to A. Healy R. Haynes

015.1
115.2
415.3
115.4
315.5
015.6

15 OV

3 Runs

M. Singh to R. Haynes A. Healy

114.1
1 WD 14.2
014.2
114.3
014.4
014.5
014.6

14 OV

2 Runs

S. Rana to A. Healy R. Haynes

013.1
013.2
013.3
113.4
013.5
113.6

13 OV

7 Runs

M. Singh to R. Haynes A. Healy

012.1
1 WD 12.2
012.2
412.3
012.4
112.5
112.6

12 OV

5 Runs

P. Vastrakar to R. Haynes A. Healy

111.1
211.2
011.3
011.4
011.5
211.6

11 OV

4 Runs

M. Singh to A. Healy R. Haynes

010.1
110.2
1 WD 10.3
1 WD 10.3
010.3
010.4
010.5
110.6

10 OV

4 Runs

P. Vastrakar to R. Haynes

09.1
09.2
09.3
09.4
09.5
49.6

9 OV

10 Runs

R. Gayakwad to A. Healy R. Haynes

08.1
38.2
48.3
18.4
08.5
28.6

8 OV

3 Runs

P. Vastrakar to A. Healy R. Haynes

07.1
07.2
07.3
17.4
07.5
27.6

7 OV

7 Runs

R. Gayakwad to A. Healy R. Haynes

16.1
16.2
16.3
06.4
06.5
46.6

6 OV

5 Runs

M. Singh to A. Healy R. Haynes

05.1
05.2
45.3
05.4
15.5
05.6

5 OV

9 Runs

J. Goswami to A. Healy

04.1
44.2
44.3
04.4
04.5
14.6

4 OV

9 Runs

M. Singh to A. Healy R. Haynes

43.1
13.2
03.3
03.4
33.5
13.6

3 OV

5 Runs

J. Goswami to A. Healy R. Haynes

02.1
12.2
12.3
12.4
02.5
22.6

2 OV

7 Runs

M. Singh to A. Healy

41.1
01.2
01.3
01.4
01.5
31.6

1 OV

8 Runs

J. Goswami to R. Haynes A. Healy

00.1
10.2
40.3
10.4
00.5
20.6

Match Info

Venue Eden Park, Auckland
Weather Clear
Toss Australia Women won the toss and elected to field
Result Australia Women beat India Women by 6 wickets
Player of the Match Meg Lanning
Umpire Lauren Agenbag (SA), Sharfuddoula (BAN) and Ruchira Palliyaguruge (SL)
Referee Shandre Fritz (SA)

Match Notes

Match Poll

Who will win the Match

IN-W

Draw

AU-W

Worm

Stats

Player	Runs	Avg.
Alyssa Healy AU-W	509	56.55
Rachael Haynes AU-W	497	62.12
Natalie Sciver EN-W	436