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2nd ODI: Voll, Litchfield Help Australia Take ODI Series With Five-wicket Win Over India (ld)
India's total of 251/9, built on composed half-centuries by Pratika Rawal and Harmanpreet Kaur, always appeared a few runs short of what would be required to truly test Australia on a surface and outfield that offered little assistance to the bowlers, and that’s exactly what happened.
Chasing 252, Australia lost captain Alyssa Healy to Kashvee Gautam in the third over. But that proved to be the only early alarm in an otherwise clinical and dominant run chase that was wrapped up with a staggering 83 balls to spare. Georgia’s 101 came off 83 balls and was laced with 13 fours and a six.
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