
Georgia Voll's Record-Breaking Century
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Georgia Voll shatters Australian womens T20 record, smashing the third fastest century with six sixes in her fifty-two-ball hundred. Australia secures a forty-run victory in the final match against West Indies, sweeping the series. Voll, a twenty-two-year-old opener, is poised to be a star at the top of the order for the World Cup in June.
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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Georgia Voll's Record-Breaking Century. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Georgia Ball has smashed the third fastest 2020 international century by an Australian woman, reaching her 100 off just 52 balls in a thrilling win over West Indies. She hammered 6-6s in her 101, powering Australia to 7 for 211 in the final match of the series in St. Vincent. Rain cut short the home sides chase at 3 for 61 after 10 overs, giving Australia a 40-run victory by the DLS method and a clean sweep. Ball's explosive knock shows Australia's push for Boulder Cricket ahead of the World Cup in June, especially with Elissa Healy now retired. At just 22, the opener is set to be a star at the top of the order. She danced down the track to spinners and cleared the ropes with slog sweeps, finishing her milestone with a boundary before getting out next ball. It's behind only Healy's effort against Sri Lanka in 2019 and Meg Landings in that year's Ashes. Sophie Malino chipped in with 25 off 12 on her return from injury, while Nicola Carey added an unbeaten 24 off 20. The
bowl is struck early too, with Megan Shutt and Debbie Todd Lucy Hamilton grabbing two wickets each for 11 runs apiece before the downpour. Australia now heads to a one-day series in St. Kitts, then preps in England for the big tournament. I'm Corey with the story. That's your Adelaide News today update, AI powered and always on.
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