Tahlia McGrath became the player to complete 1000 runs in the fewest innings for Australia in Women’s T20 International.
In the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024, the Australian team is playing without its regular captain Alyssa Healy in the Group A match against India, in which Tahlia McGrath is taking over the responsibility of captaining the team in her absence. In this match, the Australian team, batting first, scored 151 runs at the loss of 8 wickets in 20 overs. Tahlia’s bat also saw an excellent inning of 32 runs in 26 balls, on the basis of which she managed to break a big record in T20 International.
Australia completed 1000 runs in the fewest innings as a female player.
The Australian women’s team has seen one of the best players in the T20 International so far, in which before this match, the record of completing 1000 runs in the shortest innings in this format was in the name of Meg Lanning, who scored 38. This feat was accomplished in innings. Meanwhile, Tahlia McGrath has now broken this record and completed her 1000 runs in T20 International in just 37 innings. Till now, Tahlia has scored a total of 1022 runs at an average of 40.88, in which she has 7 half-century innings in her name, while her strike rate has been seen at 132.38.
Player who completed 1000 runs in most cup innings in T20 International for Australia women’s team
- Tahlia McGrath – 37 innings
- Meg Lanning – 38 innings
- Beth Mooney – 39 innings
- Ellyse Perry – 40 innings
- Ashley Gardner – 49 innings
Australia’s victory will ensure a place in the semi-finals
If the Australian team manages to win the match against India, then it will secure its place for the semi-finals, which may once again see the return of Alyssa Healy as the captain, who was there before the match against India. Was out due to not being completely fit.
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