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Australia Women v India Women ODI Series 2021 | 2nd ODI
Australia Women vs India Women • 24 Sep 2021
Great Barrier Reef Arena, Australia
274/7 (50.0 Ovr) RR: 5.48
275/5 (50.0 Ovr) RR: 5.50
Australia Women win by 5 wickets
PLAYER OF THE MATCH
Beth Mooney Australia Women
1st INNING
India Women274/7
- Jhulan Goswami2825
- Rajeshwari Gayakwad*
Australia Women 50
- Sophie Molineux2-288
- Hannah Darlington0-36*4
2nd INNING
India Women275/5
- Beth Mooney125*133
- Nicola Carey3938
Australia Women 50
- Jhulan Goswami1-408
- Rajeshwari Gayakwad0-49*10
Australia Women vs India Women, 2nd ODI, Australia Women v India Women ODI Series 2021
Australia Women won the toss and elected to bowl.
24 Sep 2021
Mackay, Great Barrier Reef Arena
Alyssa Healy (wk), Ashleigh Gardner , Beth Mooney , Ellyse Perry , Darcie Brown , Georgia Wareham , Meg Lanning (c) , Nicola Carey , Sophie Molineux , Tahlia McGrath , Hannah Darlington
Mithali Raj (c) , Jhulan Goswami , Smriti Mandhana , Poonam Yadav , Rajeshwari Gayakwad , Deepti Sharma , Pooja Vastrakar , Shafali Verma , Yastika Bhatia , Richa Ghosh (wk), Meghna Singh
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