Georgia Voll shines with Willow as Australian women clean women in New Zealand in the T20i series

In an exciting conclusion of the three -party T20i series, Australian women got a net swept against women in New ZealandGetting the victory for a narrow margin of eight runs in the third T20i. After taking an inappropriate 2-0 lead in the series, the Australian side entered this game confidently, seeking to keep his dominion over white ferns. The stage was prepared for an exciting meeting to the picturesque place, where the two teams aimed to leave their mark.

The brightness of the Battle of Australia

Australia won the launch and chose to first baptize, establishing a formidable target of 181 runs. Tickets began with a constant start as Beth Mooney and Georgia Full opened the battle. The duo managed to navigate the first one, scoring 43 runs on the Powerplay without losing a wick. Mooney’s early dismissal for 21 runs caused the flight, and quickly seized the opportunity.

Voll showed his exceptional battles skills, anchoring the entrances with a splendid 75 to only 57 balls. Its entrances were characterized by an aggressive game, including eight four and six, demonstrating their ability to freely mark both the rhythm and the spin. Voll reached its half -century style, reaching its 50 44 balls, which included four four and six. Their collaboration with Phoebe Litchfield (26 runs) was essential as they added crucial runs in the media.

Ellyse Perry He also made significant contributions to the end of the entrances, being unbeaten at the 32 tests of only 19 deliveries. Its fast fire tickets helped boost Australia up to a total of 180 pulls by the loss of four doctors after its 25th. The Australian Battle Line showed depth and resilience, with Tahlia McGrath Contributing a rapid 14 runs from five balls to the end.

The New Zealand bowling struggled to contain Australian Bathedors, with Rosemary Mair Being one of the few bright points, claiming a wicket for only 29 runs in its four points. However, it was Sophie Devine that he managed to say goodbye Voll, ending his impressive entries and giving New Zealand a shin of hope.

Georgia Voll: The Rising Star

Voll’s performance in this game was nothing spectacular. At the age of 21, it has quickly established itself as one of the most promising talents in Australia. Its 75 races entries not only marked their best career performance, but also showed their ability to handle pressure and deliver the most.

The aggressive but calculated approach from Voll to the fold allowed him to dominate the bowls throughout his entrances. He fell five times during his blow, he took advantage of these opportunities with a remarkable composition. His ability to find the gaps and rotate the strike effectively showed his maturity as a player despite his relatively short international career so far.

This action is likely to strengthen its position in the national team, as it continues to become a key player for Australia. With its recent success through formats, including remarkable performances in household leagues, Voll is willing to an exciting future in the cricket.

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New Zealand Chase: A Russian Mountain

Pursuing an 181 target, New Zealand women faced an upward battle from the outset. Tickets came to a disastrous start as they lost the captain Suzie Bates For only seven runs to the first place, trapped by Georgia Wareham off Megan SchuttB bowling. Georgia Plimmer Followed shortly afterwards, falling victim of Schutt, also leaving New Zealand at 9 for 2.

Despite this starting, Amelia Kerr It appeared as a lighthouse of hope for New Zealand. He played a resistant entry, scoring 66 runs of 47 balls and anchoring his side through turbulent times. Maddy Green also provided an explosive support of 62 tests of only 35 deliveries, including two and five six. Their association was crucial when they sought to rebuild after losing their early doctors.

As the party progressed to its last surface, New Zealand seemed willing to an unlikely victory. However, they lost doctors at regular intervals due to the narrow bowling of Australian bowls. Annabel Sutherland It was especially effective, taking four doctors for only 35 runs in their four points. Fired key players included Jess Kerr and Polly English in quick succession.

In a nail finish, New Zealand needed only nine runs since the final, but finally managed to mark 172 by 8 in its upper points. Despite their brave effort led by Kerr and Green’s collaborations, they could not cross the finish line.

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