ICC Women’s World Cup 2022 Match 14: Unstoppable Australia team makes 4 out of 4

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 The Australian Women’s Cricket Team continued their winning streak as they defeated West Indies in a one-sided affair played at Basin Reserve, Wellington on Tuesday.

West Indies captain Stefanie Taylor won the toss and decided to bat first. The decision did not pay off as Ellyse Perry dismissed Hayley Mathews with a beauty and then Kyica Knight off successive deliveries. Deandra Dottin and captain Taylor steadied the ship before Perry struck again to dismiss Dottin. Dottin and Taylor added 30 runs for the 3rd wicket. At the end of the first 10 overs, West Indies women scored 34 for 3.

Shemaine Campbelle and Taylor showed intent against top-quality Australian bowling trying to steady the innings. Gardner ended the partnership dismissing Campbell. Campbell and Taylor added 36 runs for the 4th wicket. The Australian bowlers did not the West Indies batters score runs easily and kept picking wickets at regular intervals. On other hand, Taylor remained steady completing her fifty off 89 balls. She was eventually dismissed the very next ball to leave West Indies in big trouble.

The Australian bowlers skittled out West Indies for 131 in 45.5 overs. Ellyse Perry and Gardner took 3 wickets each.

Chasing 132 runs to win, it was not an ideal start for the Australian team as they lost 2 early wickets of Alyssa Healy with a return catch to Mathews and then Meg Lanning caught by Mathews at slips. Haynes was given out by the umpire but on review, it was overturned to not out as it was going over the stumps.

Ellyse Perry struggled not able to rotate the strike. On the other hand, Haynes looked in decent touch timing ball well. Henry struck dismissing Perry with another good catch by Mathews. Perry and Haynes added 51 runs for the 3rd wicket.

Haynes and Beth Mooney kept the scoreboard ticking despite a few missed chances by West Indies bowlers. Haynes completed her fifty off 66 balls along with Mooney. Both Australian batters never looked troubled and chased down the target easily putting on unbeaten 74 runs for the 4th wicket.

Australian women 132 for 3 in 30.2 overs ( Haynes 83*, Mooney 28*, Henry 1/20, Mathews 1/31) beat West Indies women 131 in 45.5 overs ( Taylor 50, Perry 3/22, Gardner 3/25) by 7 wickets.

For her 3 for 22, Ellyse Perry was named the player of the match. With this win, Australian women won 4 matches in a row.  

  








Australian women beat West Indies by 7 wickets to win their fourth successive match of WWC 2022 

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