Leg-Spinner Prema Rawat’s Three-What Haul Went in Vain as Australia A, Riding on a Half-Tentury from Middle-Order Batter Anaka Learoyd, Defeated India A By 13 Runs in the FIRST MATCH Mackay on Thursday.
The India a team is in Australia for a multi-format series, which incluses three t20s, an equal number of 50 -over games, and a one-of -FF unofficial test.
Chasing Australia A’s 137 For Six, India A, LED by Seasoned Spinner Radha Yadav, Cold Not Forge A Match A Match-Winning Partnership With the Home TEAM Restricting it to 124 for Five to TAKE A to TAKE A to TAKE A. Series.
Electing to field, India a Did Well to Restrict the Host to a Below-Par Score, Thanks Chief to the Efforts of Rawat, Who Got Rid of Danger Opener Tahlia Wilson (17), CORTNEY WEBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Nicole Faltum (11) to Return Figures of 3/15 in Four Overs.
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Veteran Opener and one of the most devastating Australian players, Alyssa Healy (27), was the first to depart, cavet by saima thakor off the bowling of spinner Sajeevan Saajana. The two early wickets put australia a spot of bother, but the home team picked up the momentum with no. 3 Batter Learoyd Striking an Unbeated 44-Ball 50, Studed with Seven Boundaries.
Even as wickets kept falling at the other end, Learoyd, Who Plays for Sydney Thunder in the Women’s Big Bash League, Kept Pushing The Scoreboard to Give the HOME TEAM BOWLERS A Chailla Backs.
However, India awaldn’T got going, with charismatic opener Shafali Verma, who recently returned to the national side dining the five-match t20i series against England and Played A Kie Railed Series Win, Departing for Three Runs.
India was unable to accelerate its scoring, with Australia a Pacers Amy Edgar (2/23) and Sianna Ginger (2/26) Tying Its Batters down.
Uma Chetry (31) and Young All-Rounder Raghvi Bist (33) Helped The Visitor push the scoreboard beyond 100, but the final flourish was missing as skipper radha (26 not out of 22 balls) 11 balls) Cold not take the team past the final.
Brief scores
Australia a women 137/6 in 20 overs (Alyssa Healy 27, Anika Learoyd 50; Prema Rawat 3/15) Beat India A Women 124/5 in 20 Overs (Uma Chetry 31, Raghvi Chetry 31, Raghvi Bist 33, Radha Yadav 26 NADAVI BIST; AMYDA 26 NOT OUT; 2/23, sianna ginger 2/26).
