Australia crush Pakistan by 113 runs at Women's T20 World Cup
Ellyse Perry's 71 powered Australia to 199 for seven at Headingley before Pakistan collapsed for 86, sealing a fourth straight win.
Rebecca Lowe
Writer ·
Australia strengthened their Women's T20 World Cup campaign with a commanding 113-run win over Pakistan at Headingley, reinforcing their status as tournament favourites.
Ellyse Perry led the innings with 71 as Australia posted 199 for seven, a total that proved well beyond Pakistan, who were bowled out for just 86.
How it unfolded
Perry's innings anchored a strong batting display before Australia's bowlers dismantled the Pakistan reply, never allowing the chase to gain momentum.
What it means
The victory gave Australia a fourth straight win and a significant boost to their net run-rate, while Pakistan's tournament troubles deepened.
What happens next
Australia move on in ominous form, while Pakistan must rebuild confidence quickly if they are to remain in contention in the group.
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