The Pakistan middle-order fought back after an early assault by Australia's leg-spin twins but their total of 190 ultimately wasn’t enough against a supremely talented top-order.
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It was a thing of beauty as Australia had a leg-spinner bowling and taking wickets from each end right off the bat in the Pakistan innings.
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Alana King and Amanda-Jade Wellington were called right into it not long after the Pakistan openers were excused, and it didn't take long for the two turners to add for Australia's potential benefit.

The ruler can deliver a lot of twist from her stock leg-break however excused Omaima Sohail with an astute wrong'un that in some way tracked down a hole among bat and cushion.

As though to exhibit the various methodologies the pair take to their exchange, Wellington got her wicket with a quicker conveyance that beat Nida Dar in flight.

Lord demonstrated she additionally has the control and assortment to be a weapon in the last overs and later excused Pakistan's arising star, Fatima Sana, with a major tear from around the wicket.

The leg-spinners were all around upheld by left-arm conventional turner Jess Jonassen who went for just 33 runs off her 10 clean overs, to give a brief look at what could be an interesting triple-danger from Australia as the competition advances.

Pakistan pair set Women's World Cup record
Pakistan examined the risk of being skittled rapidly when they sunk to 44/4 in the thirteenth over however Bismah Maroof and Aliya Riaz dove in to keep their group in the match and guarantee they posted a serious aggregate.

Maroof and Riaz at first put an exorbitant cost on their wickets however before long began to heap on the runs and at last fabricated a 99-run stand that is presently Pakistan's most noteworthy organization at a Women's World Cup.

Captain Maroof was the more harmful of the pair as she hit eight limits in her 78 not out, in spite of the fact that Pakistan could lament not facing more challenges around the finish of the innings to attempt to set a score that would have tried Australia more.

Top-request ability in dismal structure
Rachael Haynes scored a ton and was the champion entertainer as Australia passed the 300-mark in their initial match against England and looked set for one more enormous score today as she hustled to 34 with seven limits.

In any case, when Haynes offered up her wicket with a free chance off the bowling of Nashra Sundhu, Alyssa Healy got the last known point of interest.

Healy had appeared to be content to play a help job until Haynes withdrew however at that point adopted her regularly forceful strategy to arrive at 72 off 79 conveyances and directed Australia to an agreeable triumph.

With the two openers in such an unfavorable structure, Australia is now showing they have the top-request profundity of ability to go as far as possible.