Australia Crushes West Indies in ODI

0:00It's March 28, I'm Cory with The Story, and this is Sydney News, today local news powered by AI. Australia dominated West Indies in the first one-day international, winning by 103 runs this weekend in St. Kits. Phoebe Litchfield led the way with 77 runs as opener, while five other batters hit the 40s to push Australia to 341. For six in just 49.5 overs, that total set, a new record for women's one-day team score in the Caribbean. Coming off a clean sweep in the three-match 2020 series, the visitors kept the pressure on and bowled out West Indies for 200, 38 for 8 in their 50 overs. Staff and E-tailor, shown for the home side, with their first one-day century against Australia, finishing not out on 105 from 100. 29 balls, including 10 4s and a 6. Even so, it wasn't enough to chase down the big target. Georgia Wareham earned player of the match honors for her explosive 42 off just 21 balls

1:02and number 7, with 5 4s and 2. 6s, plus 1 for 39, from 10 overs with the ball. Kim Garth chipped in with 3 for 37, including the openers. Team changes helped Australia adapt, with five new players from their last outing, including Debbie Tontalia Wilson, who impressed behind the stumps, with a sharp stumping. The series now heads into the final two matches with Australia in control.