ODINo. 705WomenScorecard

Australia v India

India won by 3 wickets

21 March 2009Sydney

Australia

14244.4 ov

Indiawon by 3 wickets

145/743.5 ov

Scorecard: every batter's and bowler's line, as the scorer kept it

Scorecard. For this match we hold every batter's and every bowler's line as the scorer's card kept it. The card does not name the fielder or the bowler for each dismissal, and older cards often leave balls faced blank (shown as -). There is no ball-by-ball record before December 2001. See the matches held ball by ball.

Australia innings

14244.4 ov

Australia batting
Batter	Dismissal	R	B	Mins	4s	6s	SR
Leah Poulton	bowled	0	4	2	0	0	0.0
Shelley Nitschke	caught	6	14	21	0	0	42.9
Alex Blackwell	caught	19	54	64	1	0	35.2
Karen Rolton	caught	52	93	129	1	1	55.9
Jodie Fields	caught	6	16	15	0	0	37.5
Jess Duffin	caught	7	25	18	0	0	28.0
Lisa Sthalekar	caught	30	32	51	2	0	93.8
Ellyse Perry	run out	2	5	9	0	0	40.0
Rene Farrell	bowled	9	13	20	1	0	69.2
Erin Osborne	caught	6	9	7	0	0	66.7
Sarah Andrews	not out	0*	3	5	0	0	0.0
Extras	lb 2, w 3	5
Total	all out, 44.4 overs	142

Fall of wicketsruns, 0 to 150

1-0 Leah Poulton2-8 Shelley Nitschke3-35 Alex Blackwell4-50 Jodie Fields5-63 Jess Duffin6-123 Karen Rolton7-124 Lisa Sthalekar8-131 Ellyse Perry9-139 Erin Osborne10-142 Rene Farrell

Bowling to Australia
Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ	Wd
Jhulan Goswami	9.4	3	21	2	2.17	0
Rumeli Dhar	9	1	24	2	2.67	0
Amita Sharma	8	0	25	1	3.13	1
Gouher Sultana	9	0	27	2	3.00	0
Priyanka Roy	5	0	21	2	4.20	1
Harmanpreet Kaur	4	0	22	0	5.50	1

India innings chasing 143

145/743.5 ov

India batting
Batter	Dismissal	R	B	Mins	4s	6s	SR
Anagha Deshpande	lbw	18	27	44	2	0	66.7
Anjum Chopra	bowled	15	38	36	1	0	39.5
Sulakshana Naik	caught	28	44	65	3	0	63.6
Mithali Raj	stumped	15	41	35	2	0	36.6
Thirush Kamini	caught	11	31	40	0	0	35.5
Priyanka Roy	bowled	6	19	14	1	0	31.6
Rumeli Dhar	not out	24*	27	47	2	0	88.9
Amita Sharma	lbw	3	6	8	0	0	50.0
Jhulan Goswami	not out	18*	30	34	2	0	60.0
Extras	b 1, w 6	7
Total	7 wickets, 43.5 overs	145

Fall of wicketsruns, 0 to 150

1-33 Anjum Chopra2-40 Anagha Deshpande3-72 Mithali Raj4-85 Sulakshana Naik5-98 Priyanka Roy6-98 Thirush Kamini7-104 Amita Sharma

Bowling to India
Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ	Wd
Sarah Andrews	5	0	23	0	4.60	0
Rene Farrell	4	0	17	0	4.25	0
Erin Osborne	9	0	21	2	2.33	1
Lisa Sthalekar	10	1	27	3	2.70	1
Shelley Nitschke	9	1	30	0	3.33	1
Ellyse Perry	6.5	1	26	2	3.80	3

ODIs in March 2009

25 matches

ODIScorecardPakistan5729India58/010India won by 10 wicketsBowral, 7 March ODIScorecardEnglandSri LankaEngland won by 100 runsCanberra, 7 March ODIScorecardSouth AfricaWest IndiesWest Indies won by 2 wicketsNewcastle, 8 March ODINew Zealand20548Australia132/633New Zealand won by 13 runs (DLS)Group A, ICC Women's World Cup, 8 March ODIScorecardPakistanSri LankaPakistan won by 57 runsCanberra, 9 March ODIScorecardNew ZealandWest IndiesNew Zealand won by 56 runsSydney, 10 March ODIScorecardAustraliaSouth AfricaAustralia won by 61 runsNewcastle, 10 March ODIIndia16948.4England172/138.4England won by 9 wicketsICC Women's Cricket World Cup, 10 March ODIScorecardNew ZealandSouth AfricaNew Zealand won by 199 runsBowral, 12 March ODIScorecardIndia137/750Sri Lanka10244.2India won by 35 runsSydney, 12 March

Match facts

Format: ODI No. 705
Dates: 21 March 2009
Ground: Sydney
Result: India won by 3 wickets
In the database: Scorecard

GET/v1/matches/2009-03-21-australia-v-india-women/scorecard200

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  "balls_per_over": 6,
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    "batting": [{"player": "Karen Rolton", "dismissal": "caught",
      "runs": 52, "balls": 93, "minutes": 129, ...}, ...],
    "bowling": [{"player": "Jhulan Goswami", "overs": "9.4", "wickets": 2, ...}, ...]
  }, ...]
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