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Australia-A defeated India-A Women’s 3 T20 series.
The India-A Women’s team, which went on tour to Australia, suffered defeat in the third consecutive T20. The home team won the last match by a close margin of 4 runs and won the series 3–0. Ciana Ginjar took 4 wickets.
Strong start of Australia-A Australia-A chose batting on Sunday in McAi. Alyssa Heli gave the team a strong start by scoring 27 and Tahlia Wilson by scoring 14 runs. However, both returned to the pavilion in the sixth and 7th over. Kurtney Web 1 was caught in the 8th over after scoring the same run.
Medaline Penna again took the innings with Anika Liroyd. Liroyd 22 and captain Nicole Faltum were dismissed by scoring 11 runs, after which Tess Flintoff could also score 11 runs. Penna scored an innings of 39 runs. In the last, Siana Ginjar scored 17 runs and brought the team to 144 runs. Radha Yadav and Prema Rawat took 3-3 wickets for India-A. Sajeevan Sajna got 1 wicket. 1 batter run out was also out.
Australia-A scored 144 runs.
India-A poor start India-A started to chase the target of 145 runs. Vrinda Dinesh 4 and wicketkeeper Uma Chhetri 3 were dismissed by 3 runs. Shefali Verma then took the innings with Raghavi Bisht. Both took the team beyond 50 runs. Shefali was dismissed for 41 runs.
Raghavi Bisht then scored 25 runs to bring the team to 100 runs. Minnu Mani scored 30 runs. When she was out, the team lost 6 wickets by scoring 116 runs. From here, Radha Yadav tried to win the team by scoring 9, Tanuja Kanwar 1, Sajeevan Sajna 3, Prema Rawat 12 and Shabnam Shakeel 1.
India-A needed 15 runs in the 20th over, the team was able to score 10 runs against Tess Flintoff and lost the match with 4 runs. Saina Ginjar took 4 wickets from Australia-A. Lucy Hamilton and Amy Edgar took 1–1 wickets. 2 batter runs were also out.
Did not win a single match in the India-A T20 series.
First ODI on August 13 Australia-A won the T20 series 3–0. The team won the first match by 13 runs and the second match by 114 runs. ODI series will also be played between the two teams from August 13. On 13, 15 and 17, all three matches will be held in Brisbane. There will also be the only unofficial test between the two from August 21.