Twitter reactions: Phoebe Litchfield’s dazzling century guides Australia to a commanding total against India in the 3rd WODI

Phoebe Litchfield, in a stunning display of batting prowess, secured her second one-day international century, in the 3rd WODI against India at Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium. After noteworthy performances in the Litchfield continued her fine form, crafting a splendid innings of 119 from 125 deliveries. Her impeccable timing and composure were evident as she led the Australian charge against India, helping the visitors▨ post 338/7 in their 50 overs after opting🦩 to bat first in the final game.

Phoebe Litchfield’s record-breaking opening stand with Alyssa Healy

Litchfield’s innings was complemented by a record-breaking 189-run opening partnership against India Women with captain Healy, who had faced a recent streak of low scores, found her rhythm with a resilient knock of 82 off 85 balls. The dynamic duo se🅷t the stage for Australia’s formidable total, posing a significant challenge for the Indian bowling attack.

Late flourish takes Australia close to 340

With Litchfield’s departure, Australia faced a critical juncture, but a strong cameo from players like Ashleigh Gardener, Annabel Sutherland and Alana King propelled the team beyo𒅌nd the 300-mark. The late flourish in the innings elevated Australia’s total, bringing them cloꦍse to the 340 runs mark.

Daunting task ahead of Team India

For India, Sheryanka Patil emerged as the most successful bowler, picking three wickets, while Amanjot Kaur grabbed two. Australia already hold a𝔍 commanding 2-0 lead in the series. To preven♚t a whitewash, India will need to chase the challenging target of 339.

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