Australia Women vs India Women:  Nothing is going well for the Indian cricket team in Australia. On one hand, the men's team lost in the Adelaide Test. On the other hand, the women's team had to face defeat in the ODI series. The Indian women's cricket team lost by 122 runs in Brisbane on Sunday. The Australian women's team took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the 3-match series. Georgia Well and Alice Perry scored brilliant centuries for the Kangaroo team.

Vol and Perry's stormy innings

Young batsman Georgia Voll managed to score the first century of her career with an innings of 101 runs in just 87 balls. This was the second match of her career. On the other hand, Alice Perry dominated the Indian bowlers by scoring 105 runs in 75 balls with the help of six sixes and seven fours. Australia, after deciding to bat first and scoring 371 runs for eight wickets, bundled out India's innings for 249 runs in 45.5 overs.

Alice Perry created history.

Alice Perry has become the first cricketer in history to achieve a double of 7,000 runs and 300 wickets in international cricket. She has scored 7,080 runs and taken 330 wickets across all formats at the international level. The 34-year-old player has scored 4,064 runs in ODIs, 2,088 runs in T20s, and 928 runs in Tests. She has also taken 126 wickets in T20s, 165 in ODIs, and 39 in Tests.

Brilliant batting by Litchfield

The opening pair of Phoebe Litchfield (60) and Georgia Voll gave Australia a great start with a partnership of 130 runs. Voll then shared a 92-run partnership with Perry for the second wicket. After Voll was out, Perry continued her aggressive batting and shared a 98-run partnership with Beth Mooney (56) to deny the Indian bowlers a chance to make a comeback. Among the Indian bowlers, Saima Thakor was the most successful. She took three wickets for 62 runs.

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Richa, Jemim, a and Harmanpreet could not play a big inning.

Chasing the target, the Indian team never looked in a strong position in the match. Opening the innings, Richa Ghosh scored 54 runs in 72 balls but Jemima Rodriguez (43) and captain Harmanpreet Kaur (38) failed to convert the good start into a big innings. Minnu Mani scored an unbeaten 46 runs in 45 balls in the last overs, but her contribution could only reduce the margin of defeat of the team. For Australia, Annabel Sutherland took four wickets for 38 runs in 8.5 overs. Australia had won the first match by five wickets. The last match of the series will be played on Wednesday at the WACA ground in Perth.