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Australia amassed a formidable 356/5 however the reigning champs England, confronted with a record target, stayed aware of the run rate yet ran out of wickets to be dismissed for 285 in the 44th over, with Nat Sciver unbeaten on 148.
The victory proceeded with Australia’s domination of the 50-over format with their seventh title from 12 World Cups and broadened their one-day international record to 38 wins from 39 matches throughout recent years.
It was a record-breaking trip for Australia’s wicketkeeper-hitter Alyssa Healy, as he pummeled an extraordinary 170 off only 138 deliveries in the final of the Women’s World Cup against England.. Her thump took more time to a grand score of 356/5 at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch. Healy went past Adam Gilchrist’s 149 to enlist the highest ever at any point score in an ODI World Cup final.
Healy likewise turned into the main second lady to score a century in the last of the Women’s WC. Her husband Mitchell Starc, who is generally viewed as one of the most deadly quick bowlers in international cricket, was additionally present during the game and had an inspiring response as Healy contacted her century in as numerous deliveries
“It’s not sunk in yet. It was a special game of cricket, very high scoring. It is something we have been working towards for a long period of time. To get over the line was pretty cool. The job was half done, we knew we had a good total. But we knew their lineup was peaking at the right time,” said Alyssa Healy.
“The bowlers held their nerves. Sciver played a special knock, almost got them over the line. It was nice to get out there and put up a good total on board. Proud of the batting group and whole group. I think everyone has worked very hard for this. It has been a five-year wait for a title people said we would have had. Will reflect on the three months that we have had,” she added.
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