Beth Mooney has made over 7,000 international appearances, becoming the fourth Australian batsman to reach this milestone in women’s cricket. This goal was achieved during her outstanding performance against India in the ODI at Allan Border Field on Tuesday.

Key highlights of Mooney’s performance

• Match performance: Mooney scored 76 runs off 79 balls.
• result: Australia won the match by six wickets.
• Series status: With this win, the multi-format series is tied at two wins each.

historical significance

By scoring her sixth goal, Mooney joins the ranks of cricketing greats Meg Lanning, Ellyse Perry and Alyssa Healy. She acknowledged the faith her coaches and selectors have shown in her and expressed gratitude for the opportunities throughout her career that have brought her to this point.

In a remarkable development, Mooney also surpassed Sir Donald Bradman’s total of 6,996 international appearances for Australia. It is noteworthy that she accomplished this feat in 127 innings, more than Bradman.

Future prospects

Mooney’s performance helped bring Australia closer to a goal that had once looked elusive. The batting team aimed for 300 points and showed their ability to adapt to the game situation.

upcoming matches

The Australian team will continue the series with two ODIs in Hobart followed by a Test match in Perth. Mooney and his teammates hope to continue building on that momentum.

Donation to bowling

Australia’s bowlers played a key role in restricting India to 214 runs. Megan Schutt, called up at the last minute due to Kim Garth’s injury, picked up a wicket in her first over, increasing her value to the team.

This thrilling contest marked an important chapter in women’s cricket and highlighted Mooney’s remarkable strides and her team’s determination in the ongoing series.