Australian womenThe cricket team, famous for its dominance in international cricket, has enjoyed a stunned history of success. One Day International (ODI)However, even the most formidable teams face failures, and women in Australia are no exception. While his victory often catches the headlines, his rare necklace provides valuable insight into challenges he has faced against top -level opposition.
Recently, Australia faced India In the second ODI in Chandigarh and it came out a bad day in the office for Australians. The Indian women’s team gave a surprising performance, in which the Australian women’s team was given their biggest defeat in Odis by run. This landmark win in Mullanpur, witnessed India, breaking the 52 -year record, winning by a large scale of 102 runs. This new necklace is an important event, especially it comes just before the 2025 Women’s World Cup, which serves as a wake-up call for the major Australian side. On that note, take a look at Australia’s five biggest defeat by run in OD cricket.
5 biggest defeat margin for Australia women in Odis (by run)
5) 82 runs vs New Zealand, Lincoln, 2008
During the second game of Australia’s Women’s Tour of New Zealand in 2008, visitors suffered a devastating defeat. New Zealand, batting first, got a total competitive total of 238/7. In Chase, Australian batsmen fought to form a partnership against a disciplined Kiwi bowling attack. Lucy Dolan The bowlers had a pick for White Fern, taking three wickets as Australia was excluded for 156, the target was reduced by 82 runs.
4. 84 runs vs South Africa, Northern Sydney, 2024
A historic upset was that South Africa won their first ODI against Australia, and they did so on Australian soil in the second game in Northern Sydney. The match was affected by rain, and a revised DLS target was set. South Africa is inspired by a magnificent all-round performance Marizain Cupp (75 runs and 3 wickets), posted 229/6. Australia’s chase of the revised target of 234 was disastrous, in which the fierce magic of the kupp was torn through their top order. Australians were excluded for 149 in 29.3 overs, resulting in a surprising defeat.
3. 88 runs vs India, Chennai, 2004
Australia’s 2004 tour of India was truly memorable to him as he won the 7-match ODI series 4-3. However, in the final game, India performed a concrete performance with both bat and ball. Batting first, women posted a total of 165/9 in Blue. But, led by their bowlers, Amita SharmaFully destroyed the Australian batting lineup. Visitors were excluded for only 77 runs, at that time their lowest ODI ODI total, and the competition was lost by 88 runs.
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2. 92 runs vs England, Edgbaston, 1973
One of Australia’s biggest ODI disadvantage returned in 1973 during the inaugurated Women’s Cricket World Cup. The match was an important in the round-robin format, in which England eventually won the tournament. England star batter, Aineed bakevelThe architect of victory was a brilliant 118 scoring. Rachel Heho FlintEngland increased the total number of 279/3 in its 60 overs. Australia, in their chase, were never in the game and managed only 187/9, lost the game by 92 runs.
1. 102 runs vs India, Mulanpur, 2025
Australia’s most recent and biggest defeat came against India by runs by the run. The second ODI was a masterclass from the Indian team. Smriti Mandana Set tone with a stunning century, scoring the fastest ODI by an Indian woman against Australia by scoring 117 off 91 balls. This helped India post a total of 292 total. In response, Australia’s batting lineup struggled against a disciplined Indian bowling attack, under whose leadership Cranti Gaud (3/29) and Deepti Sharma (2/24). The Australian team was excluded for the 190s, 18 years later a historic victory for India over the soil of the house and a significant defeat for the reign champion.
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