Australia win Gold after thrilling win over India

 

Australia made an astonishing circle back to win the last of the Commonwealth Games by nine hurries to bring back home the gold award.

Lanning-Mooney work for Australia 

Renuka Singh excused Alyssa Healy early, however Australia got off to a good beginning still with Meg Laning and Beth Mooney on the charge. Toward the finish of the initial six overs, Australia had reached 43/1, just because of 10 runs falling off the last two bundles of the Powerplay.

India attempted to smother the scoring rate with turn on a crude surface, and in spite of the fact that they made beginning progress, the transition to welcome herself on misfired for Harmanpreet Kaur as Australia took 17 runs from her over.

The 74-run stand among Lanning and Mooney put Australia on course for an enormous aggregate, yet before it could hurt India further Radha Yadav hit with an astonishing piece of handling.

India pull things back 

India's jolting handling exertion was the feature of the principal half of the last and Radha Yadav featured it with two dazzling pieces of handling. She had Lanning run out at the non-striker's end with a back flick through her own legs and afterward pulled off a fabulous catch at highlight send back Tahlia McGrath.

India's handling brightness went on with Deepti Sharma taking a one-gave shocker and afterward affecting an immediate hit as Australia attempted to keep up with the force the second wicket organization had fabricated.

In the last five overs, Australia lost five wickets for 36 runs as India confined them to a sum of 161/8 in the 20 overs.

Indian openers fall modest

Smriti Mandhana had given India a stirring beginning in the initial round of the competition against Australia, however here, she was tidied up by Darcie Brown as Australia made early progress. 

Ashleigh Gardner came into the assault in the third finished and had Shafali Verma skying a catch not long after Megan Schutt put a catch down before in the over.

With two early wickets taken care of, Australia were well on top and prepared to slow down India's innings.

The Harmanpreet Kaur show

Australia's arrangements were, be that as it may, upset by a forceful Kaur, capably upheld by Jemimah Rodrigues. The team put India in the driving seat with extraordinary plan and shrewd batting through the center overs.

Kaur finished her second fifty against Australia in the competition, bringing it up off only 34 balls as India took steps to rehash their heroics from the 2017 ICC Women's ODI World Cup semi-last conflict against Australia.

Kaur commended her fifty with a four and a six in Alana King's finished, however India's delight before long stopped as Schutt tidied up Rodrigues for 33 to give Australia a leap forward.

India disintegrate

The 96-run stand was broken and unexpectedly India went into alarm mode. Pooja Vastrakar holed out next finished, attempting to take on Gardner, while Kaur was excused the extremely next ball, endeavoring a scoop, just to spoon a catch to Healy behind the stumps. 

India went from 118/2 to 121/5, and the tension increased when Sneh Rana and Radha Yadav were run out two overs later. Deepti Sharma, on whom India's expectations rested, was caught in front by Schutt in the penultimate over. A survey went to squander as India were left with blackout substitute Yastika Bhatia to convey them to a gold decoration.

With 11 runs required off the last finished, Yastika was excused endeavoring an opposite clear off Jess Jonassen as Australia commended an exceptional dig out from a deficit win.