US EditionAUS-W vs IND-W, 1st ODI: All-round Australia outplays India to level series
- On Tuesday at the Gabba, Australia women defeated India women by six wickets in the first women's ODI, securing a decisive opening victory at the Brisbane Cricket Ground.
- India were bowled out for 214 despite half-centuries from Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur, with wickets falling regularly and Kashvee Gautam making 43 before a run-out.
- Alyssa Healy, Australia captain, scored 50 off 70, Beth Mooney made 76 off 79, and Ashleigh Gardner took three for 33 in seven overs.
- The win hands Australia women the early edge in the ODI leg, leaving India women 0-1 after the opener as the multi-format series remains locked at 2-2 .
- Looking ahead, the second ODI will be played at Bellerive Oval, Hobart on Friday, February 27, followed by the third on March 1, before a Perth one-off Test starting March 6.
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INDW vs AUSW: The three-match ODI series between the women’s teams of India and Australia has started. In the first match, Australia performed brilliantly and defeated India by 6 wickets. india vs australia INDW vs AUSW: The three-match ODI series between the women’s teams of India and Australia has started. The first match of the series between the two teams was played today at the Gabba ground in Brisb…
India Women Suffer Six-Wicket Loss To Australia In ODI Series Opener In Brisbane
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