Bellerive Oval stands up to applaud a rising champion georgia volume Scored a brilliant century in floodlights, helping Australia win the series over India by five wickets in the second match. women’s odi On Friday. The 22-year-old opener’s brilliant innings helped Australia successfully chase 252, but it was the heartfelt moments surrounding his innings that made the moment truly unforgettable.
Geogia Vol received a standing ovation
When Australia needed 252 runs to win, the young Woll, who came out to bat, found a capable partner in Phoebe Litchfield and together they stitched a 119-run partnership for the second wicket, which completely changed India’s momentum after the early loss of captain Alyssa Healy. Lichfield played a brilliant innings of 80 runs in 62 balls before becoming the victim of Kranti Goud, but Woll applied pressure and completed his century with a delicate ball to fine leg in the 30th over.
As he raised his bat, the Bellerive Oval crowd – including teammates in the dressing room and children in the stands – rose to acknowledge the moment.
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A quick ODI century for the Georgia Vols… delivered in unconventional style😅
This is their second match in this format, both coming against India on home soil #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/iIVFnEZGzV
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India posted a competitive score after the opening partnership of Smriti Mandhana and Pratika Raval
Earlier, India captain Harmanpreet Kaur won the toss and elected to bat first on the Bellerive surface. visitor Posted a competitive 251/9 in its 50 oversBuilt around solid contributions from the top order.
Pratika Raval opened the innings with 52 off 81 balls and shared an opening partnership of 78 runs with Smriti Mandhana (31 off 37). Harmanpreet Kaur played a captaincy knock of 54 off 70 balls, along with Richa Ghosh (22 off 19) and Kashvi Gautam (25 off 34) to take the total past 250 despite regular wickets.
Ashley Gardner was Australia’s best bowler, taking 2 for 39 in her 10 economical overs, while Annabel Sutherland and Alana King also took 2 wickets each. While competitive, the score always seems worth chasing on a surface with real bounce and speed.
Gerogia Voll and Phoebe Litchfield dismantle Indian bowling attack
Australia’s response got off to a slow start when Kashvi Gautam dismissed Alyssa Healy for just 6 runs in the fifth over, leaving the hosts at 21/1. What followed was a batting masterclass from two of Australia’s most exciting young talents.
Woll and Litchfield systematically dismantled the Indian bowling attack, running fast between the wickets and punishing anything that came loose. Woll reached his half-century in 68 balls before accelerating, while Lichfield completed his half-century in just 36 balls. Their 119-run partnership came at a rate of almost six runs per over, effectively ending the contest at the 20-over mark.
After Litchfield was out for 80, Woll found another capable partner in Beth Mooney and the pair added 82 runs for the third wicket, taking Australia to the brink of victory. Woll eventually scored 101 off 113 balls, caught by Sri Charani at long-on off the bowling of Amanjot Kaur, but by then the damage was done.
Mooney made a steady contribution of 31 from 34, while Gardner’s unbeaten 19 from 14 ensured Australia won with about 14 overs to spare.
Clinical run chase from Australia in the 2nd ODI.#AUSvIND #GeorgiaWall pic.twitter.com/S1FYeo47Rb
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