Australia 336 for 9 (Mooney 133, Lanning 72, Sana 3-53) beat Pakistan 235 for 7 (Bismah 44, Gardner 3-30) by 101 runs
Beth Mooney’s successful century helped Australia to a 101-run win over Pakistan, with Meg lanning’s team again winning cleanly in the ODI series.
After coming on as a substitute, Mooney hit 105 to 133 balls and Lanning hit 70 to 72 balls to help Australia record his 9-for-336 in the match at the Sydney Oval on Saturday. helped
In response, Pakistan recorded their best day of the Tour at 235-7 and the highest ODI tally of their par against Australia, but the visitors fell well short of the required run rate, so they actually There was no chasing.
The win completed Australia’s 3–0 win of his series. Australia has won 11 of her 12 recent bilateral ODI series. Mooney’s brutal thrashing also served as a warning to his Australian rivals as the T20 World Cup takes place in South Africa next month. It was a scratch at first, but Mooney finally unleashed a Pakistan attack and Tuba Hassan repelled the worst penalty in his ODI debut. rice field. One landed on the roof of O’Reilly’s booth, and another bounced him out onto the street.
Another 6 from a spinner went down making her third ODI 100 when she hit Hassan with a 4 from behind the square. He hit 117 of the next 68 balls.
Mooney wasn’t the only one to take penalties as Hassan went 69 for 0 from 6 overs. Lanning slapped her 22-year-old in the comment box window to bring her up to 50. The Australian captain cut the ball whenever offered width as Pakistan’s bowling faded after a tight start and was also cool against the Quix.
Her age of 72 bodes well for Australia ahead of her T20I series with Pakistan this week and the upcoming World Cup.
Australian teen opener Phoebe Litchfield was sacked for the first time in her ODI career after Fatima Sana bowled for nine after unbeaten results of 78 and 67 in Brisbane.
Australia had less possession of the ball than her first two matches, giving up 25 wides as well. Ashleigh Gardner bowled Sidra Ameen out of the rough in Australia’s best 3-for-30 and later beat Bismah Maroof for 44.
On the 5th, there was a moment of confusion with Nida Dar coming off a ball from Thalia McGrath in the final minute, the latter shooting into her stumps.The ball was declared dead and Dahl was allowed to continue batting. After that, on the 29th, Annabel Sutherland.