Australian Women continued their dominant run over West India Tour with a comprehensive 40-run (DLS method) victory in the third T20I at the Arnos Vale Ground. From a breathtaking century Full Georgia setting the tone for the visitors, helping them seal a 3-0 clean sweep in the series.
Georgia Voll’s masterclass is hundreds of titles for Australia
After being asked to bat first, Australia Women put up a batting exhibition amassing a mammoth 211/7 in 20 overs. The star of the show was Voll, who smashed a sensational 101 off just 53 deliveries laced with nine fours and six powerful sixes. His innings provided the backbone of Australia’s dominance and forced the West Indies bowlers to look for answers.
Phoebe Litchfield A quick 15 chipped off 8 balls Ellyse Perry added a constant 18. Nicola Carey earlier contributed 24 runs in medium overs Sophie Molineux He provided a late flourish with a quickfire 25 off just 12 balls, ensuring Australia comfortably passed the 200-run mark.
For West Indies Women, the captain Hayley Matthews He was the standout performer with the ball, picking up 3 wickets for 29 runs in four overs. Jahzara Claxton was well supported by two scalps but the rest of the bowling unit struggled to contain Australia’s aggressive batting approach.
Despite the efforts of Hayley Matthews, a rain break halts the chase
Chasing a tough target, West Indies Women got off to a poor start as they lost Qiana Joseph early for a duck. Matthews tried to anchor the innings with 30 off 23 balls Ebony Brathwaite Contributed 18 runs. However, regular breaks and a disciplined Australian bowling attack marred the chase.
At 61/3 in 10 overs, the match was interrupted by rain and a revised DLS target left the hosts well short, giving Australia a 40-run win. Deandra Dottin He remained unbeaten in the 11th but failed to accelerate in time.
Australia kept things tight with the bowlers Megan Shutt and Lucy Hamilton collects early wickets. Perry was particularly economical, conceding just one run while taking the wicket, effectively stifling the scoring ratio at the crucial stage.
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Australia won the T20I by 3-0
By winning all three matches – by 43 runs, 17 runs and now 40 runs (DLS) – Australia Women have swept the T20I series. Voll was named Man of the Match for his match-winning century Alan King won the Player of the Series award for his consistent performances throughout the tour.
The action now shifts to the ODI leg of the tour and the first match will be played at Warner Park in St Kitts on Friday, March 27, where West Indies Women will take on a confident Australian side.
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