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IND-W V AUS-W: Litchfield Hundred Fires Australia To Highest ODI Total Against India
Phoebe Litchfield: Australia Women on Tuesday posted their highest total of 338/7 against India Women in the third ODI match after Phoebe Litchfield and skipper Alyssa Healy added a solid opening partnership of 189 runs, here at the Wankhede Stadium.
Litchfield's stylish 119 and Healy's commanding 82 propelled Australia to a formidable 338 for 7 setting a new record for the highest total against India in this format breaking the previous record of 332 for 7 back in 2018.
Litchfield's left-handed elegance, coupled with her effortless footwork, brought a touch of class to the innings. The young sensation crafted a splendid 119 off 125 balls, a stark contrast to her previous knock of 63 in the second match. Her second ODI hundred was a masterclass in precision, featuring an array of boundaries -– 16 fours and a six.
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INDW V AUSW: 'One Bad Day Cost Us The Match', Says Alyssa Healy After First-ever Loss To India
Alyssa Healy: Getting bundled out for 219 after electing to bat and allowing India to score 91/1 at the end of the first day of the match pushed Australia Women on the back foot, Australia captain Alyssa Healy said on Sunday.
IND W V AUS W: Playing Back-to-back Tests Is Great For Indian Cricket, Says Alyssa Healy
Alyssa Healy: AS they were getting ready to play the first Test match in 40 years in India, the Australian women's team got a special phone call from back home, wishing them well as they venture into the final frontier of sorts for the current players.
IND W V AUS W: Alyssa Healy Ready For The Challenge Of Captaincy, Triple Roles
Cricket World Cup: Australian woman cricketer Alyssa Healy is facing the most challenging period of her cricket career as she gets ready for her first outing as captain in a multi-format series against India.
INDW V AUSW: They Are A Strong Side Without Meg Lanning, Says Harmanpreet Ahead Of Series Opener
DY Patil Stadium: Australia Women are a team in transition following the retirement of long-time captain Meg Lanning, key batter Rachael Haynes and the departure of head coach Matthew Mott. But India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur said they can't take their opponents lightly in the multi-format series between the two teams starting with the only Test at the Wankhede Stadium on Thursday.
INW V AUSW: High On Big Win, India Face Tough Challenge Against A Team In Transition
DY Patil Stadium: On a high after beating England Women by a massive 347 runs within three days in their previous Test, India Women take on Australia, the strongest team in women's cricket whatever the format, in a one-off Test as part of a multi-format series, hoping to secure their first win against the team from Down Under.
Progress Women’s Cricket In India Has Made Since 2019 Is Perhaps More Than What Made By Men’s Team: Sourav Ganguly
Sourav Ganguly: Sourav Ganguly, the former India captain and current Director of Cricket at IPL franchise Delhi Capitals, believes that the progress made by women’s cricket in the country is more than that of men’s side since 2019, especially if seen from the context of Women’s Premier League (WPL).
Australia Has Really Good Spin Attack, Prepare Spinning Wickets At Your Peril, Says Alyssa Healy Ahead Of Test V India
DY Patil Stadium: Shortly after being appointed as Australia’s new all-format skipper, Alyssa Healy said the visitors’ have a really good spin attack and has warned India over preparing a spinning pitch for the upcoming one-off Test match to be held from December 21-24 at the Wankhede Stadium.
Alyssa Healy To Lead Australia Women's Cricket Team; Tahlia McGrath Named Vice-captain
Cricket Australia Executive General Manager: Alyssa Healy has been named the captain of the Australian women’s cricket team across all three formats. All-rounder Tahlia McGrath has been named vice-captain.
Alyssa Healy Certain About Return Of Competitive Cricket Ahead Of Australia’s Tour Of India
Big Bash League: Australia’s wicketkeeper-batter Alyssa Healy believes she is certain about returning to competitive cricket ahead of the tour of India, which begins with a one-off Test in Mumbai starting on December 21.
Ellyse Perry Back Alyssa Healy To Be Australia’s Full-time Captain Ahead Of India Tour
T20 World Cup: Premier fast-bowling all-rounder Ellyse Perry said she is expecting wicketkeeper-batter Alyssa Healy to take over as Australia's new full-time captain after the international retirement of Meg Lanning.
Men’s ODI WC: Have Full Faith In Skills And Determination Of Our Indian Squad, Says Harmanpreet Kaur
ODI World Cup: India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur wished the Rohit Sharma-led side good luck for their 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup semi-final clash against New Zealand at the Wankhede Stadium on Wednesday afternoon, and expressed absolute faith in the skills and determination of the hosts’.
Lauren Cheatle Returns As Australia Name Squad For India Tour; No Captain Is Confirmed Yet
Big Bash League: Left-arm fast bowler Lauren Cheatle has earned her first international call-up in more than four years as Australia on Tuesday named a 16-player women’s squad for their multi-format tour of India.
Alyssa Healy Ready To Take Up Australia’s Captaincy; Confident Of Recovery From Finger Injury Ahead Of India Tour
T20 World Cup: Wicketkeeper-batter Alyssa Healy stated she is ready to take on the Australia captaincy in full-time capacity following Meg Lanning's international retirement and expressed confidence in her recovery from a finger injury ahead of tour of India starting with a Test match on December 21.
'I've Always Admired Your Dedication And Commitment', Mithali Raj Posts Heartfelt Message On Meg Lanning's Retirement
T20 World Cup: Former Indian skipper Mithali Raj on Thursday posted a heartfelt message for Meg Lanning after the Australian captain bids farewell to her 13-year-long international cricket career on Thursday.
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