India A, under the captaincy of Radha Yadav, had a disappointing performance in the T20 series against Australia A. They failed to secure a single victory in the three-match series and were handed a clean sweep.
The first and final T20s were close, with the visitors falling short by just 4 and 13 runs of the target set by Australia A. However, the second T20 was a bit disappointing for the young visiting side, as both the bowling and batting were off, leading to a heavy defeat by 114 runs.
Most Runs in the T20 Series:
Alyssa Healy
Senior team captain Alyssa Healy emerged as the standout batter in the T20 series between Australia A Women and India A Women. Making a strong return to competitive cricket after a break due to injury, Healy topped the run charts with 124 runs in three matches at an impressive average of 41.33. Her strike rate of 149.39 reflected her trademark aggressive approach at the top of the order, while a top score of 70 in the second T20 underscored her ability to anchor the innings when needed. She registered one half-century in the series and played a pivotal role in Australia A’s dominant performance throughout the series.
Anika Learoyd
Young batter Anika Learoyd also made a notable impact in the T20 series. Playing all three matches for Australia A Women, she scored 107 runs, the second highest in the series, at an impressive average of 53.50, displaying maturity and composure well beyond her years. With a strike rate of 130.48, she showcased her ability to keep the scoreboard ticking, and her unbeaten 50 in the first T20 highlighted her temperament under pressure. Learoyd’s consistent performances, including a crucial half-century, added valuable depth to Australia A’s batting order and further underscored her potential as an emerging talent in Australian cricket.
Tahlia Wilson
Tahlia Wilson provided steady contributions with the bat for Australia A Women in the T20 series. Across three matches, she scored 74 runs at an average of 24.66 and a strike rate of 98.66. Her top score of 43 reflected her ability to build innings and support the top order. Wilson’s consistent presence in the middle helped maintain stability in the batting lineup, complementing the more aggressive efforts of her teammates.
Most Wickets in the T20 Series:
Sianna Ginger
At just 20 years old, Sianna Ginger emerged as the leading wicket-taker in the T20 series. Playing all three matches for Australia A Women, she claimed 7 wickets at an impressive economy rate of 5.09. Her standout performance came with the best bowling figure of 4 for 16 in the last T20, showcasing her ability to make key breakthroughs and apply pressure in crucial moments. Ginger’s impactful spells played a major role in Australia A’s series victory and highlighted her as a rising talent in the bowling department.
Prema Rawat
Leg spinner Prema Rawat was a key wicket-taking force for India A Women in the T20 series. In all three matches, she took 7 wickets, including the best of 3 for 15 in the last T20. With an impressive economy rate of 5.41, Rawat combined wicket-taking ability with tight bowling to apply consistent pressure on the opposition. Her disciplined spin spells made her an important asset for her team throughout the series.
Amy Edgar
Off-spinner Amy Edgar was a reliable wicket-taking option for Australia A Women in the T20 series. Playing all three matches, she took 5 wickets with the best bowling figure of 2 for 17. Maintaining an economical rate of 6.53, Edgar effectively balanced attack and control, helping to stem the flow of runs while regularly breaking partnerships. Her consistent contributions with the ball were valuable in supporting her team’s bowling efforts throughout the series.
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