• Australia women won the toss and choose to bat first
• Australia women won the T20 World Cup for the fifth time by Defeat the India Women by 85 runs in the ICC Women T20 World Cup Final
• Alyssa Healy (75) got the man of the match award
• Beth Mooney got the Man of the Series Award
• Megan Schutt takes 4 Wickets by giving just 18 runs in 3.1 overs

On Sunday at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australia defeated India by 85 runs. And won the trophy of ICC Women T20 World Cup for the fifth time. Australia Women won the toss and chose to Batting First. And Australian batsman gave a great start to the Australia team. Alyssa Healy (75) and Beth Mooney (78)* scored 115 runs together for the 1st wicket. With the help of this partnership, the Australia team gave the target to India of 185 runs.

Whereas, In chasing the Indian openers unable to give the good start to the team and lose their 1st wicket at just 2 runs. After that except Deepti Sharma (33), nobody played a good inning and India lose their all wickets at just 99 runs. Australia won the T20 world cup for the fifth time and against India in the finals, her team records win for the third time.   

Scorecard:

Australia Women                                                                         184 – 4 (20 Overs)

Extras – 4 (lb0, b1, nb1, w2, p0)

Did not Bat

Sophie Molineux, Jess Jonassen, Georgia Wareham, Delissa Kimmince, Megan Schutt

India Women                                                                             99 – 10 (19.1 Overs)

Extras – 5 (lb0, b0, nb0, w5, p0)

• SAW won the toss and choose to field first
• AUSW beats RSAW by 5 Runs (DLS Method)
• Meg Lanning (49)* got Man of the Match Award

On Thursday at Sydney Cricket Ground, in 2nd Semi-Final South Africa women team won the toss and chose to field first. MagLanning (49)* played captaincy inning for Australia and awarded with the man of the match award for the inning. With the help of Lanning’s inning, Australia set the target of 134 runs for South Africa.

Whereas due to rain, the second inning set to 13 overs with the target of 98 runs. In response of that African batsman unable to give the good start and hence lost their 3 wickets at just 24 runs. Laura (41) made efforts to give the win to Africa but her efforts goes in vain. Australia won the match by 5 runs and enters into the final. Whereas, 1st semi-final was abondon due to rain and India enters into the final. Now, Australia and India will play the final on 8 March 2020.

Scorecard:

Australia Women                                                                         134 – 5 (20 Overs)

Extras – 14 (lb8, b0, nb0, w6, p0)

Did not bat

Sophie Molineux, Georgia Wareham, Delissa Kimmince, Megan Schutt

South Africa Women                                                                    92 – 5 (13 Overs)

Extras – 1 (lb0, b0, nb1, w0, p0)

Did not bat

Trisha Chetty, Shabnim Ismail, Ayabonga Khaka, Nonkululeko Mlaba

• NZW won the toss and chose to bowl
• AUSW defeated NZW by 4 Runs
• Georgia Wareham got Player of the Match Award

On Monday, at Junction Oval, New Zealand Women won the toss and decided to bowl first. The bowlers gave a good start to New Zealand and took the first 2 wickets of Australia at just 52 runs. But after that, Beth Mooney (60) played a good inning and scored 52 runs together with the Gardner (20) for the third wicket. With the help of this partnership, Australia scored 155 runs in 20 overs with the loss of 5 wickets.

In reply, New Zealand women team also played well and scored 151 runs in 20 overs with the loss of 7 wickets. But in last they lose the match by just 4 runs. Georgia Wareham doing great bowling from the Australia side in the depth over and she takes 3 wickets in the 4 overs by giving just 17 runs. For this wonderful performance, she also awarded with the Man of the Match Award.s

Scorecard:

Australia Women                                                                         155 – 5 (20 Overs)

Extras – 4 (lb0, b0, nb0, w4, p0)

Did not bat

Annabel Sutherland, Jess Jonassen, Georgia Wareham, Megan Schutt

New Zealand Women                                                                 151 – 7 (20 Overs)

Extras – 10 (lb5, b0, nb1, w4, p0)

Did not Bat

Lea Tahuhu, Rosemary Mair

• BANW won the toss and chose to bat first
• SLW beats BANW by 9 wickets
• Shashikala Siri Wardene got Man of the Match Award

On Monday at Junction Oval, Sri Lanka women team won against the Bangladesh women by 9 wickets. Bangladesh women won the toss and chose bat. But the batsmen of Bangladesh unable to gave the good start to the team as they lose their first 3 wickets at just 25 runs. After that batsmen also didn’t perform well and Bangladesh gave target to Sri Lanka of just 91 runs. Shashikala Siri Wardene took 3 wickets in 4 over by giving just 16 runs.

Whereas Sri Lanka chased the target at the loss of 1 wicket only. Chamari (30) and Hasini (39) gave a good start to Sri Lanka and scored 51 runs together for the 1st wicket. Sri Lanka chased this target in just 15.3 over. That’s an easy win for the Sri Lankan team.

Scorecard:

Bangladesh Women                                                                      91 – 8 (20 Overs)

Extras – 6 (lb1, b1, nb0, w4, p0)

Did not bat

Panna Ghosh, Nahida Akter

Sri Lanka Women                                                                       92 – 1 (15.3 Overs)

Extras – 7 (lb1, b3, nb0, w3, p0)

Did not bat

Umesha Thimashini, Harshitha Madavi, Shashikala Siriwardene, Nilakshi de Silva, Kavisha Dilhari, Sugandika Kumari, Udeshika Prabodhani, Achini Kulasuriya

On Sunday at Sydney Showground Stadium, South Africa won against the Pakistan women cricket team by 17 runs. South African women won the toss and choose to bat first and lose their first 3wickets at just 54 runs. But after that, Laura Wolvaardt played a good inning and scored 53 runs without losing her wicket. Due to her inning, South Africa scored 136 runs in 20 overs at the loss of 6 wickets.

Whereas, in chasing the score, Pakistan lost their wickets quickly, at just 18 runs they lost their 2 wickets and Pakistan team scored only 119 runs in the 20 overs and lose the match by 17 runs. With the help of this win, South Africa enters into the semi-final and Pakistan got out from the race of semi-final.

Scorecard:

South Africa Women                                                                  136 – 6 (20 Overs)

Extras – 6 (lb1, b0, nb1, w4, p0)

Did not bat

Shabnim Ismail, Ayabonga Khaka, Nonkululeko Mlaba

Pakistan Women                                                                          119 – 5 (20 Overs)

Extras – 9 (lb4, b1, nb0, w4, p0)

Did not bat

Aiman Anwer, Diana Baig, Syeda Aroob Shah, Anam Amin

On Sunday, at Sydney Showground Stadium, England women beat West Indies women by 46 Runs. England women won the toss and choose to Bat first but the England batsman unable to give the good start and lose their 1st wicket at just 1 run. But after that, Natalie Sciver played a wonderful inning and scored 57 runs. With the help of this inning, England scored 143 runs in 20 overs with the loss of 5 wickets and gave the target to West Indies of 144 runs.

In reply, West Indies also lose their 1st wicket at 12 runs. West Indies team lost their wickets quickly and was able to score just 97 runs in the 17.1 overs. Sophie Ecclestone takes most wickets from the England side. She takes 3 wickets in 3.1 overs by giving only 7 runs. With the help of this win, England also entered into semi-final whereas, West Indies got out from the semi-final.          

Scorecard:

England Women                                                                           143 – 5 (20 Overs)

Extras – 4 (lb0, b2, nb0, w2, p0)

Did not bat

Anya Shrubsole, Mady Villiers, Sophie Ecclestone, Sarah Glenn

West Indies Women                                                                 97 – 10 (17.1 Overs)

Extras – 12 (lb5, b1, nb0, w6, p0)

• SLW won the toss and choose to bat first
• AUSW beats SLW by 5wickets
• Rachael Haynes(60) got Man of the Match Award

On Monday at W.A.C.A. Ground, Sri Lanka women team won the toss and chose bat first. But the batsmen unable to gave the good start to the team as they lose 1st wicket without scoring a run. But Chamari (50) scored a half-century and played a captaincy inning. With the help of chamari’s inning, Sri Lanka set the target of 123 runs for Australia.  

Whereas, Australia also lost the first 3 wickets quickly at just 10 runs in chasing the score. But Captain Mag Lanning (41)* and Rachael Haynes (60) scored 95 runs together for the 4th wicket which helped the Australian team to reach the target. With the help of this partnership, Australia won the match by 5 wickets with the 3 balls remaining in hand.

Scorecard:

Sri Lanka Women                                                                        122 – 6 (20 Overs)

Extras – 2 (lb1, b0, nb0, w1, p0)

Did not bat

Kavisha Dilhari, Sugandika Kumari, Udeshika Prabodhani

Australia Women                                                                     123 – 5 (19.3 Overs)

Extras – 4 (lb0, b0, nb0, w4, p0)

Did not bat

Jess Jonassen, Delissa Kimmince, Molly Strano, Megan Schutt

• BANW won the toss and choose to bowl
• INDW defeated BANW by 18 Runs
• Shafali Verma got Player of the Match Award

On Monday, at W.A.C.A. Ground, India beat Bangladesh by 18 Runs. Indian women gave the good start and performed well with scoring 142 runs in 20 overs at the loss of 6 wickets.  A total of 143 Runs target were given to Bangladesh team by Indian women team.

In reply, Bangladesh women team unable to give good initiative, they lose their 1st wicket quickly at just 5 runs and lose the match by 18 runs. Poonam Yadav take most wickets from the Indian side, she took 3 wickets in 4 overs by giving 18 runs. With the help of this win, Indian team recorded the 2nd win in the world cup.

Scorecard:

India Women                                                                                142 – 6 (20 Overs)

Extras – 7 (lb1,b0, nb0,w6, p0)

Did not bat

Arundhati Reddy, Poonam Yadav, Rajeshwari Gayakwad

Bangladesh Women                                                                    124 – 8 (20 Overs)

Extras – 2 (lb2, b0, nb0, w0, p0)

On Sunday at W.A.C.A. Ground, South Africa won against England women cricket team by 6 Wickets. South African women won the toss and choose to bowl first and took ENG’s first 2 wickets by giving just 26 runs. But after that, Natalie Sciver played a good inning and scored 50 runs. Due to her inning, South Africa scored 123 runs in 20 overs with the loss of 8 wickets and gave the target to England of 124 runs.

Whereas, in chasing the score South Africa lost their 1st wicket quickly, at just 9 runs. But African captain Dane van Niekerk (46) didn’t lose the momentum and scored 84 runs partnership with the Marizanne Kapp (38) for the 2nd wicket. Due to this South Africa chased 124 runs target easily at the loss of 4 wickets.    

Scorecard:

England Women                                                                           123 – 8 (20 Overs)

Extras – 5 (lb2, b0, nb0, w3, p0)

Did not bat

Sarah Glenn

South Africa Women                                                               127 – 4 (19.4 Overs)

Extras – 8 (lb2, b4, nb0, w2, p0)

Did not bat

Laura Wolvaardt, Trisha Chetty, Shabnim Ismail, Ayabonga Khaka, Nonkululeko Mlaba

On Saturday at W.A.C.A. Ground, New Zealand women beat Sri Lanka women by 7 Wickets. New Zealand women won the toss and choose to bowl first. But the Sri Lanka batsman performed very well and scored 127 runs in 20 overs with the loss of 7 wickets and gave the target to New Zealand of 128 runs. Chamari (41) scored maximum run from her side.

New Zealand unable to give the good start and lose the 1st wicket at just 18 runs. But Sophie Devine (75)* played a captaincy inning and New Zealand records the win against Sri Lanka with the 7 Wickets. New Zealand chased the target with the 14 balls remaining.    

Scorecard:

Sri Lanka Women                                                                        127 – 7 (20 Overs)

Extras – 16 (lb 1, b 6, nb 0, w 9, p0)

Did not bat

Sugandika Kumari, Udeshika Prabodhani

New Zealand Women                                                              131 – 3 (17.4 Overs)

Extras – 4 (lb 1, b 0, nb 1, w 2, p0)

Did not bat

Katie Perkins, Amelia Kerr, Hayley Jensen, Leigh Kasperek, Lea Tahuhu, Jess Kerr