Annabel Sutherland shines in Australia’s emphatic win over New Zealand in the women’s second ODI

Australia They maintained their dominance in the ICC Women’s Championship series with a clinical 65-run victory New Zealand In the second women’s ODI match at Al-Hawd Reserve. Powered by Annabelle SutherlandA sensational century and a disciplined bowling performance saw the visitors take a 2-0 lead in the series. Rennes played a role in changing the course of the match, but the Australian team maintained its composure to achieve a comprehensive victory.

Annabel Sutherland’s heroics propelled Australia to a leadership level

Australia Women put up an impressive display at Basin Reserve in the second ODI of the ICC Women’s Championship. Batting first after losing the toss, Australia posted a challenging 291/7 in their allotted 50 overs. Sutherland emerged as the star performer with a scintillating knock of 105 runs off just 81 balls, laced with 11 boundaries and 2 sixes. Contributions from Alyssa Haley (34 of 32) and Tahlia McGrath (34 out of 30) Provide crucial support, ensuring a solid platform for visitors.

For New Zealand, Molly Penfold She was the pick of the bowlers, taking 4 wickets for 42 runs in 10 overs. Eden Carson They were up by 2 wickets, but the hosts struggled to contain the Australian batting line-up.

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Rain changes chase in New Zealand

Chasing the revised target of 188 in 30 overs under the DLS method, New Zealand Women stumbled against a disciplined Australian bowling attack. Despite the strike lasting 38 runs Amelia KerrThe home side failed to build partnerships. Bella James (27 of 33) and Maddy green (26 off 41) tried to stabilize the innings, but wickets fell at regular intervals, leaving New Zealand at 122/5 in 30.1 overs.

Kim Garth She was the outstanding bowler for Australia, taking 2 wickets for just 17 runs in 6 overs. Ashley Gardner and Elise Perry He also contributed crucial breakthroughs, ensuring Australia maintained control throughout the chase. Sutherland’s all-round brilliance was the highlight of the match. Her century propelled Australia to a massive total, and her economical bowling added to its impact. She was named Player of the Match for her outstanding performance.