AUS Women vs NZ Women : Fast run-scoring Gardner guides Australia to ODI series win

Ashleigh Gardner proceeded with her batting resurgence with a quick 50 years and Annabel Sutherland delivered one more sublime all over exertion as Australia wrapped up a 2-0 series triumph in the wake of overpowering New Zealand in the third ODI at Bowl Save.

In their last match this month's Remains, Australia chose for bat and began energetically with a 88-run opening association between skipper Alyssa Healy and Phoebe Litchfield. However, they got through a natural wobble and drooped to 127 for 4 as fast Rosemary Mair and legspinner Amelia Kerr designed a fightback for New Zealand.

Gardner, nonetheless, took over in the backend with 74 runs off 62 balls to lift Australia to a forcing 290.

New Zealand made a mixing start in their bid to find the second-most noteworthy fruitful run pursue in ODI cricket. After they were nailed down pursuing a comparable score in the second ODI, New Zealand's players were more bold as they attempted to shake Australia's focused assault.

In her presentation global series, Bella James set the vibe with her dismissive methodology, rearranging across the wrinkle to great impact and consolidating with Suzie Bates in a 43-run opening stand. In any case, James' misrepresented development demonstrated her destruction against Sutherland in a misjudgement that finished with her leg stump pushed over.

Alongside a forceful Kerr, Bates recovered New Zealand's energy and contacted her 50 years with sequential limits off Sutherland prior to choosing Ellyse Perry, who took an athletic catch at profound square-leg.

New Zealand's expectations sank when Kerr was pursued out captain Sophie Devine took off for a speedy single in a mistake of judgment. Devine couldn't set things right subsequent to being spotless bowled for 27 by an inswinger from speedy Darcie Brown.

Legspinner Alana Ruler wrapped up with 3 for 34, as New Zealand's pursuit reached a dead end and they drooped to a fifteenth consecutive ODI rout to Australia.

Sutherland wrapped up with a three-wicket pull on the rear of her game dominating 100 years in Australia's 65-run triumph in the second ODI as Australia kept a tight grip on the Rose Bowl Prize they have held starting around 2000.

It wrapped up the hurricane three-match series played north of five days on a similar ground, with the opener cleaned out.

Australia's triumphant structure went on after their T20 World Cup

semi-last exit, having beaten India in a 3-0 ODI whitewash at home.

Be that as it may, it was a mistake for New Zealand, who were cutthroat during extends across the two games yet were at last defeated completely. Having won the T20 World Cup, New Zealand have come crashing back to earth with progressive ODI series misfortunes to India and Australia.

It is a blow for New Zealand's expectations of straightforwardly fitting the bill for the 2025 World Cup as they sit precariously in 6th spot on the Ladies' Title table.

After downpour had influenced the before matches, clear climate in Wellington was a welcome sight and Healy had no faltering in batting first. Having made a fresh 34 in her return from a knee injury, Healy proceeded with areas of strength for her with one more flier as she overwhelmed unpredictable fast Molly Penfold off the back foot.

Penfold couldn't back up her vocation best four-wicket pull in the second ODI, bowling unreasonably short with the new ball and she was shaken by Healy's ordering pull shot.

Similar as in the past game, Healy dashed well in front of opening accomplice Litchfield, who again began lazily prior to breaking the shackles in the last option phases of the powerplay by over and over whacking the ball over the infield on the off side.

Yet again healy, playing as an expert player, and Litchfield put on 84 after 14 overs and went into the savors break positive feelings. In any case, Devine went to Kerr, who on the second ball on resumption spread out a googly that turned past Healy's endeavored clear shot and cannoned into the stumps.

Depending on the sharp mood killer the surface, Kerr admirably bowled gradually and her spell additionally included clean bowling Perry with another googly.

Australia languished a breakdown over the third consecutive coordinate with Mair excusing Beth Mooney and Litchfield, who fell the ball after she had contacted her 50 years.

It was a sensation that this has happened before with Gardner and Sutherland entrusted with getting Australia out from underneath an opening as they did in the second ODI and furthermore against India at the WACA. Sutherland, new off successive tons, nearly holed out to Mair from the get-go in her innings before rapidly rediscovering her brilliant touch. Her timing and situation were immaculate as she joined with Gardner in a 63-run organization. It followed their fifth-wicket organizations of 96 and 50 in Australia's past two matches.

Sutherland had all the earmarks of being cruising to her 50 years until on 42 she chipped a basic return catch to Devine with a conveyance that seemed to hold up off the surface.

Gardner then, at that point, ruled the strike, whacking several limits off Penfold in the 43rd over to contact her last part century in three matches having not made one already since mid-2023.

She was having some fantastic luck and crushed four limits off Mair in the 44th over as Australia looked on target to outperform 300. Yet, her expectations of a lady global century finished when she was tricked by Kerr, who hit the stumps for the third time.

Australia fell away in the backend and were excused in the penultimate over. It was whenever they first had been bowled out while batting first in an ODI since February 2019, yet entirely the complete demonstrated all that could possibly be needed.