Melbourne, Australia – The Australian women’s cricket team continued their reign as World T20 champions with a convincing 60-run victory over New Zealand in the final. The match, held at the MCG, saw the hosts put on a dominant performance, showcasing their skill and experience.
Australian opener, Alyssa Healy, set the tone for the match with a blistering knock, scoring a quickfire half-century. Her aggressive batting was well-supported by Beth Mooney and Ellyse Perry, who contributed valuable runs to the total. The Australian batting lineup proved too strong for the New Zealand bowlers, who struggled to contain the hosts’ momentum.
In response, the New Zealand batting order faced an uphill battle. Despite a valiant effort from Suzie Bates and Amy Satterthwaite, the Kiwi batters were unable to keep pace with the required run rate. The Australian bowling attack, led by Megan Schutt and Ashleigh Gardner, proved too much for the New Zealanders, who were eventually dismissed for a below-par total.
Australia’s victory cemented their status as the dominant force in women’s T20 cricket. Their impressive performance in the final showcased their depth, skill, and determination. The win also marked a historic moment for women’s cricket in Australia, as the MCG was packed with enthusiastic fans who witnessed a thrilling contest.
