Live Cricket Score | Australia Women vs Pakistan Women Live Score & Commentary | AUS-W vs PAK-W Scorecard, Women's World Cup 2022

6th ODI • Bay Oval • Mount Maunganui

Pakistan Women

190/6 (50)

Australia Women

193/3 (34.4)

AUS-W won by 7 wickets

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Player of the Match Alyssa Healy

72(79)

PAK-W s

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Pakistan Women s

190/6 (50)

Batters

Sidra Ameen

22.22

c M Lanning b EA Perry

Nahida Khan

90.00

c B Mooney b M Schutt

Bismah Maroof

(C)

122

63.93

Not out

Omaima Sohail

48.00

b A King

Nida Dar

62.50

c M Lanning b AJ Wellington

Aliya Riaz

109

48.62

lbw b Nicola Carey

Sana Fatima

93.33

c AJ Healy b A King

Diana Baig

175.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 2, LB: 0, NB: 2, W: 6)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 3.8)

190/6

Did not Bat

Sidra Nawaz, Nashra Sandhu, Anam Amin

Bowlers

EXT

4.30

5.40

2.67

3.30

3.13

4.50

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Nahida Khan

c B Mooney b M Schutt

1-11

2.6

Sidra Ameen

c M Lanning b EA Perry

2-11

3.1

Omaima Sohail

b A King

3-38

10.6

Nida Dar

c M Lanning b AJ Wellington

4-44

12.5

Aliya Riaz

lbw b Nicola Carey

5-143

44.2

Sana Fatima

c AJ Healy b A King

6-177

48.4

Australia Women s

193/3 (34.4)

Batters

Alyssa Healy

91.14

c N Sandhu b O Sohail

Rachael Haynes

100.00

c B Maroof b N Sandhu

Meg Lanning

(C)

94.59

b O Sohail

Ellyse Perry

78.79

Not out

Beth Mooney *

88.46

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 1, W: 1)

TOTAL

(34.4 Ov, RR: 5.57)

193/3

Did not Bat

Annabel Sutherland, Nicola Carey, Jess Jonassen, Alana King, Amanda Wellington, Megan Schutt

Bowlers

EXT

Diana Baig

8.75

Anam Amin

5.17

Nida Dar

5.4

5.82

Sana Fatima

6.00

Nashra Sandhu

4.29

Omaima Sohail

4.88

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Rachael Haynes

c B Maroof b N Sandhu

1-60

10.3

Meg Lanning

b O Sohail

2-123

21.1

Alyssa Healy

c N Sandhu b O Sohail

3-153

27.1

Match Info

Date & Time

08 Mar, 06:30 AM IST

Venue

Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui

Match

6th ODI,

Women's World Cup 2022

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Umpires

Alex Wharf (England), Kim Cotton (New Zealand), Jacqueline Williams (West Indies, TV)

Referee

Gary Baxter (New Zealand)

Toss

Australia Women elected to bowl

2 1 2 1 0 1

Over 32

Runs: 7

0 0 4 0 3 0

Over 33

Runs: 7

1 4 0 0 1 0

Over 34

Runs: 6

0 0 0 4

Over 35

Runs: 4

All Overs

Player of the Match Alyssa Healy

72(79)

Commentary

That is all that we have from the Bay Oval today, with Australia winning handsomely over their Pakistani counterparts. But stay tuned for more interesting action from the Women's World Cup as the West Indies take on England tomorrow, which promises to be a cracker! For now, this in the pair of Soorya and Bidipto, saying good bye! Keep following Sportskeeda!

MATCH SUMMARY

Pakistan Women, batting first - 190 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in their 50 overs; Bismah Maroof 78* (122)
Australia Women, batting second - 193 runs for the loss of 3 wickets in 34.4 overs; Alyssa Healey 72 (79)

Australia Women beat Pakistan Women by 7 wickets.

Player of the Match: Alyssa Healey - 72 (79) (7x4) and a catch

When Pakistan finished their batting, there was a question of whether they could defend their total of less than 200, even after a good performance with the bat by their captain Bismah Maroof and Aliya Riaz, and in the end, it turned out to be a bit too easy for Meg Lanning's Australia.

Australia began their run chase with a lot of positive intent to score, and they got going by way of some good back-foot strokes from both openers, especially Rachael Haynes. The bowling from Pakistan was a bit all over the place, as their spearhead Diana Baig sprayed it around and bowled far too short to give away scoring opportunities to Australia.

Alyssa Healey looked a bit anxious to get going at the beginning but made sure not to let spin settle into a good bowling rhythm by using her feet accordingly. Once Haynes departed, she took charge of the proceedings and continued in her free-flowing way, scoring an impressive half-century and also sharing a nice 50-run partnership with skipper Meg Lanning along the way. Healey's domination against spin was the reason why the runs kept coming thick and fast for her team.

Meg Lanning took some time to get going, but once she did, scored some useful runs at her favourite venue to take Australia closer to victory, before Ellyse Perry and Beth Mooney finished the job with plenty of overs to spare.

Pakistan were far too inconsistent with the ball, both in terms of line and length. Some of the field placings too were questionable and the attack lacked intensity in the field. There were some important chances created, but they were not taken unfortunately for their fans. Some runs were leaked in the outfield as well by way of misfields.

Part-time off-spinner Omaima Sohail surprised one and all with very good figures of 2 for 39 in her 8 overs, getting the ball to turn sharply. Nashra Sundhu was the other wicket-taker for Pakistan, while Anam Amin tried her best to keep things quiet and apply pressure on the opposition batting.

The proactive nature of the Pakistani bowling and fielding efforts was not quite there for Bismah Maroof's side, as they did not manage to string together some tight overs at a stretch, unable in keeping both batters at the crease quiet. The wickets too eluded them.

Australia now sit pretty on top of the table with two wins out of two, while Pakistan are right at the bottom, with plenty of work to do to register points on the board.

Australia Women captain, Meg Lanning: It was a much better performance all-round today, in the batting we were good against different kinds of spin bowling from Pakistan. We definitely want to take 10 wickets every match but Pakistan batted well to take their innings deep and not give their wickets away. This venue has certainly been good for us, but we will take things as they come. Alyssa is among the runs as well now, that definitely augers well for us.

Pakistan Women captain, Bismah Maroof: I think we gave away too many wickets early on but my partnership with Aliya helped us somewhat but then, our fielding and our bowling in parts did not do us much good. We batted deep today, that is a positive for sure, we in the management have stressed on that. We are improving bit by bit, and we now hope to get the job done in the next match against South Africa.

Alyssa Healy (Player of the Match): It was nice to get a win. Didn't feel very good out there but nice to spend some time out there and get those points heading into the New Zealand game over the weekend. We were expecting the wicket to play the way it played tonight. Probably gripped a little bit more but the pitches have been outstanding so far - obviously with a lot of traffic they've done a terrific job so far. (On her groin injury) It's fine - I'm just getting a little bit old (laughs) so I should take care of my body. But it's fine, no worries. (Preparations for the next game) It's a bit of a switch off and a reset, we'll probably watch the New Zealand game on Thursday before the weekend.

Australia complete a dominating win in their second match of the World Cup, by 7 wickets, with more than 15 overs remaining!

34.4 Nida Dar to Beth Mooney, FOUR! DONE AND DUSTED! Mooney steps out again to wrap it up in rather poetic fashion as she gets to the pitch of this flighted delivery outside off. Laced with precision into the gap along extra cover and that'll do for the Aussies with the ball racing to the fence. It's been a canter really - a real dominant display from the Southern Stars! Australia beat Pakistan by 7 wickets with 92 deliveries to spare!

34.3 Nida Dar to Beth Mooney, pulls her length back outside off this time, Mooney hangs back to cut it with the spin to cover point.

34.2 Nida Dar to Beth Mooney, uses her feet but fails to middle her push down the ground as it rolls off the toe-end to mid-on. Back-to-back dots!

34.1 Nida Dar to Beth Mooney, full and tossed up on the leg-stump, Mooney lunges forward and turns it square on the leg-side.

The defensive field placing cost Pakistan another four in the over as the gaps were far too glaring for Mooney as she took advantage of three fielders in the deep on the on-side to place the ball right in between deep mid-wicket and long-on to take her team to the brink of victory.

overs

189 /3 score

runs

Ellyse Perry *

26 (33)

Beth Mooney

19 (22)

Omaima Sohail

2 /39

33.6 Omaima Sohail to Ellyse Perry, OOH! Sharp turn off a good length outside off, Perry hangs back and manages to keep it out with a stab behind point even though she's caught off guard with the ball getting a tad high on the bat!

33.5 Omaima Sohail to Beth Mooney, OPTIMISTIC APPEAL! On a good length and drifting into the pads, Mooney just about gets some bat on her nudge behind square as she crosses over with a jog.

33.4 Omaima Sohail to Beth Mooney, drifting into the leg-stump with the flight, Mooney steps out to work it on the full to mid-wicket.

33.3 Omaima Sohail to Beth Mooney, around the wicket and flighted full in the corridor, Mooney gets forward for a push to cover.

33.2 Omaima Sohail to Beth Mooney, FOUR! BEAUTIFULLY DONE! Uses her feet and lofts this tossed up full length delivery on leg-stump over cow corner with a flick of her wrists. Against the spin but so well timed and even better placed with nobody to stop that!

33.1 Omaima Sohail to Ellyse Perry, flighted into a back of a length radar outside off, Perry camps on the back foot and chops her cut to cover point as she crosses over.

The runs are coming consistently but the Australians have also been helped by Pakistani fielding on a number of occasions. Be it catches being dropped, or runs not being stopped, the fielding from Bismah Maroof's side needs improvement.

overs

183 /3 score