Girls World Cup Australia in top seventh heaven after Winning to England

On the one hand there was a unique exhibition of solo craftsmanship, on the other hand there was an extraordinary story of fighting alone. In the end, the victory is a single craft. Batting first in the final of the Women's ODI World Cup at Hayley Oval in Christchurch, Australia managed to score 365 runs for the loss of 5 wickets, thanks to Alyssa Healy's single batting prowess. In order to win the World Cup, England had to set a winning record by chasing runs in the women's ODI. Batting for that goal, Nat Sewer fought alone for the team! But his fight was in vain. Australia beat England by 61 runs to win their seventh title in the Women's ODI World Cup. After losing the toss, Australia got off to a great start. Healy and Rachel Haynes, the two highest run-getter in the World Cup, have both crossed the 50 mark in 25 overs. Both of them had 6 boundaries in 50 overs. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. The wicket keeper batsman appeared in his usual attacking form after 50 overs. Healy and Haynes made 160 in the opening over. Haynes was dismissed for 7 off 93 balls. Healy teamed up with Beth Mooney. Both of them became attackers on England bowlers. After getting the fifth century of his ODI career, Healy's bat started getting wider. He completed his century with 100 balls. Australia were bowled out for 200 in the 36th over. Healy is running then. At this stage of the innings, he had his eye on the boundary. Nine of the 29 balls after the century were four. And he has become 150 in 129 balls. When 45 overs of the innings, Healy 160 runs. Healy was the first player in both boys 'and girls' cricket to score a double century in the World Cup final. Healy, however, was dismissed in the next over, playing an innings of 160 off 137 balls (26 fours). However, Healy has already set a record. He now has the highest run-scoring innings in the boys and girls World Cup finals. Earlier, the record was held by his compatriot Adam Gilchrist. Gilly scored 149 runs in the 2006 World Cup final. Healy is unique in another place, being the only player to score a century in a tournament semi-final and final. When Healy was dismissed for an average of 156 for the second wicket with Mooney, Australia were 316 in 45.3 overs. After that, Australia could not go very far. M uni has scored the third highest 72 runs from 46 balls. Australia had scored 310 runs in the previous match of the two teams in this World Cup. Chasing that day, England scored 296 runs. Nat Sever, was unbeaten on 109 off 65 balls that day. He still got two companions that day, today he had to fight alone. England did not start well behind the record. They lost 2 wickets for 36 runs. After that, Sever, fought alone. In an excellent innings of 121 balls, he was unbeaten on 146 runs with 15 fours and 1 six. The team's second-highest 26-run innings came from opener Tammy Belmont. England's highest run-scoring partnership for the ninth wicket, with Dean's 75-run partnership by Skyler. Leaving him at one end, everyone else rushed to the dressing room. England were all out for 265 runs after 36 balls.