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Australia Seal ODI Series as Voll, Litchfield Dominate

Australia reaffirmed their supremacy in 50-over cricket with a commanding five-wicket victory over India at Bellerive Oval, sealing the ODI leg of the multi-format series 2-0.
Chasing 252, Australia’s response was ruthless. Phoebe Litchfield set the tempo with a sparkling 80 from 62 balls, attacking India’s seamers in the powerplay and unsettling the spinners with fearless footwork. She struck 41 of Australia’s first 60 runs and never allowed the bowlers to settle.
At the other end, Georgia Voll answered pre-match scrutiny in emphatic style. After a duck in the series opener, Voll smashed 101 off 82 deliveries, reaching her century in just 80 balls. Dropped twice, she made India pay, combining with Litchfield in a decisive 119-run stand for the second wicket. By the time Litchfield fell attempting another scoop, the contest was effectively over. Voll’s ton ensured Australia cruised home with 83 balls to spare.
Earlier, India’s 251 for 9 promised more than it delivered. Half-centuries from Pratika Rawal and captain Harmanpreet Kaur anchored the innings, but a damaging middle-order slide of 5 for 52 stalled momentum. Australia’s attack, led by Annabel Sutherland and supported by spin from Ashleigh Gardner and Alana King, applied consistent pressure despite some sloppy fielding.
The win gives Australia a 6-4 lead on points in the multi-format series, with one ODI remaining before the one-off Test in Perth. For India, fresh off their World Cup triumph, it was a sobering reminder of Australia’s enduring strength in the 50-over format.
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