Women's World Cup: Australia crush New Zealand in Wellington
Australia tore through New Zealand in Wellington to maintain their winning start at the Women's World Cup.
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Australia tore through New Zealand in Wellington to maintain their winning start at the Women's World Cup.
Australia have thrashed New Zealand at Basin Reserve, winning by 141 runs in a dominant performance that cemented their tag as pre-tournament favourites.
After beating Pakistan in their opening game earlier this week, India are currently taking on hosts New Zealand in the ongoing Women's World Cup at the Seddon Park in Hamilton. After electing to bowl first, India got off to the best possible start as New Zealand star opener Suzie Bates got herself run-out while trying to steal a single. However, the early breakthrough was all down to the brilliance of Pooja Vastrakar, who made a direct hit into the stumps from the point region.
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Bangladesh in the fifth game of the ongoing ICC Women's 50-over World Cup on Monday, New Zealand skipper Sophie Devine said that her side is absolutely prepared for the upcoming clash against India. Amy Satterthwaite's three-wicket haul and Suzie Bates' knock of 79 runs helped New Zealand defeat Bangladesh by nine wickets in the fifth game of the ongoing ICC Women's 50-over World Cup at the University Oval on Monday. The match between the two sides was curtailed to 27-over per side after rain played spoilsport.
Suzie Bates struck 79, sharing in an unbroken 108-run partnership with Amelia Kerr, as New Zealand coasted to a comfortable nine-wicket win over Bangladesh in the Women's World Cup.
Hosts New Zealand got their first win of the Women's World Cup with a nine-wicket victory over Bangladesh.
Amy Satterthwaite's three-wicket haul and Suzie Bates' knock of 79 runs helped New Zealand defeat Bangladesh by nine wickets in the fifth game of the ICC Women's 50-over World Cup at the University Oval on Monday. The match between both these sides was curtailed to 27-overs per side after rain played spoilsport.