Alana King (2/24) and Alyssa Healy (72) helped Australia register a comfortable seven-wicket win against Pakistan.
Pursuing an unobtrusive objective of 191, Australia openers Alyssa Healy and Rachael Haynes went at a good rate, taking care of the terrible conveyances to set out the ideal stage for their side. They were helped by some disgraceful handling from Pakistan, as both the openers got a second existence with their finds moving down.
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Aliya Riaz put down Healy at mid-wicket, spilling a straightforward catch off the bowling of Anam Amin in the 6th over. Haynes was likewise let free in the accompanying over with Nida Dar missing a sitter off her own bowling after an exquisite flighted conveyance outwitted the left-given player.
Pakistan would, at last, make a leap forward in the eleventh over as Haynes was excused by Nashra Sundhu for a run-a-ball 34. Haynes went down the track to clear the defender at mid-wicket however neglected to do as such, with captain Bismah Maroof taking a basic catch.
Meg Lanning left and afterward sewed an organization with Healy, with Australia edging nearer to triumph. Healy would raise the fourteenth 50 years of her vocation in just 55 conveyances as the pair looked generally untroubled by the Pakistan bowlers.
There would be a promising sign for Pakistan however, as Lanning died against Omaima Sohail in the 22nd over. Endeavoring a cut against a threw-up conveyance, Lanning cleaved the ball onto her stumps to stroll back for 35. Ellyse Perry then, at that point, joined Healy at the wrinkle, with the accomplished pair expecting to get Australia over the line.
At the midway stage in the innings, Australia was 142/2, requiring one more 49 runs for a triumph.
Healy would at last leave for 72 in the 28th over, with Omaima Sohail getting her subsequent scalp. A flighted conveyance again delivered profits as Healy couldn't avoid a top dog. Going down the track, she hit the ball directly at long-on. Nashra Sundhu committed no errors except for Healy had gone about her business impeccably, as Australia were cruising home to a triumph.
Perry (26*) and Beth Mooney (23*) then, at that point, guaranteed that there could have been no further hiccups for the competition's top choices, as Australia pursued down the objective with 92 conveyances remaining.
With the triumph, Australia made it two triumphs in two while Pakistan's quest for their first success since the 2009 version of the competition proceeded.
Prior, Australia had won the throw and elected to bowl first. They rolled out two improvements to the side that crushed England on Saturday, with Carey and Wellington, remembered for the playing XI to the detriment of Tahlia McGrath (heel) and Darcie Brown. For Pakistan, Javeria Khan was out harmed, with Nahida Khan taking her spot.
Bismah Maroof (78*) and Aliya Riaz (53) paced Pakistan with a 99-run represent the fifth wicket to help their side to a score of 190/6 against the strong Australians at Bay Oval.
Maroof was specifically amazing, hitting eight limits during her unbeaten 122-ball stay as she guaranteed Australia would need to score at very nearly four runs for each over to stay unbeaten at the competition.
Experienced seamers Megan Schutt (1/43) and Ellyse Perry (1/27) got a wicket each during their initial spell and spinners Alana King (2/24) and Amanda-Jade Wellington (1/25) got in on the demonstration to lessen Pakistan to 44/4 after 13 overs.
While Maroof and Riaz didn't score rapidly in the first place, they played with intense wariness and keenly moved the field around to assemble a vital stand.
Nicola Carey caught Riaz in the 45th over to end the significant association, yet there was no halting Maroof as she batted through right until the finish to ensure Australia had something to pursue.
