Australia translated their overwhelming dominance over the last three days into a lop-sided 10-wicket win over India in the one-off women’s day-night Test here on Sunday.
Australia earlier did the ground work for their victory, bowling out India for 149 in their second innings, and then scaled down a nominal target of 25 without any ado.
It was also a fitting farewell for skipper Alyssa Healy, who ended her career in Baggy Green with a magnificent win over a rival against whom she always excelled.
Writing was very much on the wall once India started the third day at 105 for six. Overnight India batters Pratika Rawal (63) and Sneh Rana (30) took India to 132.
Rawal showed excellent temperament during her fifty but the task was way too tall for her to manage.
Once Rana was ousted by Ash Gardener with a quick delivery taking out the batter’s off-stump, India combusted quickly.
A combination of Gardner and Player of the Match Annabel Sutherland fittingly ended India’s innings. Suther​Australia translated their overwhelming dominance over the last three days into a lop-sided 10-wicket win over India in the one-off women’s day-night Test here on Sunday.
Australia earlier did the ground work for their victory, bowling out India for 149 in their second innings, and then scaled down a nominal target of 25 without any ado.
It was also a fitting farewell for skipper Alyssa Healy, who ended her career in Baggy Green with a magnificent win over a rival against whom she always excelled.
Writing was very much on the wall once India started the third day at 105 for six. Overnight India batters Pratika Rawal (63) and Sneh Rana (30) took India to 132.
Rawal showed excellent temperament during her fifty but the task was way too tall for her to manage.
Once Rana was ousted by Ash Gardener with a quick delivery taking out the batter’s off-stump, India combusted quickly.
A combination of Gardner and Player of the Match Annabel Sutherland fittingly ended India’s innings. Suther ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]
