Voll, Litchfield Power Australia to ODI Victory

0:00For Mattelade, this is your February 27th update. Australia be India by 5 wickets in the ODI in Hobart, taking a 6-4 lead in their multi-format series. Youngstar Georgia Valls smashed her second one-day international century with 101 runs off 82 balls, getting there after a drop-on. 99. Phoebe Litchfield added 80 off 62 to help chase down India's total with more than 13 overs to spare. The pair put on 119 runs for the second wicket in just 94 balls, showing real power and class. Vall bludgeon boundaries while Litchfield timed her shots beautifully, including 11 fours and a six. It feels like these 22-year-olds could dominate for Australia for years to come. Earlier, Australia's Bowlers held India to 251 for 9, despite a late fight back from Captain Harmon pre-car. India start as strong as 0 for 78, but key wickets fell, like Smiriti Montana for 31 and Pratika Rawhal for 52. The win follows Australia's six-quicket victory in the

1:05opening ODI in Brisbane on Tuesday after India took the T-21, but there's bad news with Spinner Sophie Malino's out for the series due to a back injury. Her spot went to all-rounder Nikola Carey. The teens wrap up the ODIs with the final match on Sunday, then head to Perth for a one-off test. Malino could return for the West Indies tour if she recovers, as Skipper Alyssa Healy retires after this series. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor. See the description. Press play. Put your head down. The sound is already there. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.