New Zealand Women vs Australia Women, 3rd T20I - Live Cricket Score

Australia Women tour of New Zealand, 2025 | 26 Mar 2025, Wed, 7:15 AM IST | Westpac Stadium, Wellington

ResultAustralia Women won by 8 runs
AUS-W

AUS-W

180/4 (20 ov)

NZ-W

NZ-W

172/8 (20 ov)

Player of the Match: Georgia Voll

BatterRB4s6sSR
Beth MooneyBeth Mooney(wk)c IR James b SFM Devine211530140.00
Georgia VollGeorgia Vollb SW Bates755781131.58
Phoebe LitchfieldPhoebe Litchfieldc & b AC Kerr261640162.50
Ellyse PerryEllyse PerryNot out321950168.42
Annabel SutherlandAnnabel Sutherlandc & b R Mair11910122.22
Tahlia McGrathTahlia McGrath(c)Not out14530280.00
Did Not Bat: Grace Harris, Georgia Wareham, Alana King, Kim Garth, Megan Schutt
Extra( b - 0, w - 0, no - 1, lb - 0, p - 0 )1
Total( 9.00 Runs per over )180 (4 Wkts, 20 Ov)

Fall of Wickets

64-1 (Beth Mooney, 8.4), 118-2 (Phoebe Litchfield, 13.6), 124-3 (Georgia Voll, 14.4), 154-4 (Annabel Sutherland, 18.1)

BowlerOvMRWNBWDEco
Jess Kerr404301010.75
Rosemary Mair40291007.25
Sophie Devine40301007.50
Amelia Kerr40371009.25
Eden Carson202300011.50
Suzie Bates(c)20181009.00

BatterRB4s6sSR
Suzie BatesSuzie Bates(c)c G Wareham b M Schutt7510140.00
Georgia PlimmerGeorgia Plimmerc G Voll b M Schutt470057.14
Amelia KerrAmelia Kerrc G Wareham b A Sutherland664770140.43
Bella JamesBella Jamesc G Wareham b A Sutherland14920155.56
Sophie DevineSophie Devinec EA Perry b G Wareham190011.11
Maddy GreenMaddy Greenrunout (G Wareham)623525177.14
Jess KerrJess Kerrc G Wareham b A Sutherland120050.00
Polly InglisPolly Inglis(wk)c T McGrath b A Sutherland01000.00
Rosemary MairRosemary MairNot out7510140.00
Eden CarsonEden CarsonNot out4210200.00
Did Not Bat: Brooke Halliday
Extra( b - 0, w - 2, no - 2, lb - 2, p - 0 )6
Total( 8.60 Runs per over )172 (8 Wkts, 20 Ov)

Fall of Wickets

9-1 (Suzie Bates, 0.5), 16-2 (Georgia Plimmer, 2.3), 40-3 (Bella James, 4.6), 54-4 (Sophie Devine, 8.1), 153-5 (Maddy Green, 17.4), 160-6 (Jess Kerr, 18.3), 160-7 (Polly Inglis, 18.4), 161-8 (Amelia Kerr, 18.6)

BowlerOvMRWNBWDEco
Megan Schutt404221010.50
Kim Garth40310117.75
Alana King20180009.00
Annabel Sutherland40354008.75
Georgia Wareham40261016.50
Tahlia McGrath(c)20180009.00

Predict the Winner!

team

NZ-W (18%)

draw

Draw (27%)

team

AUS-W (54%)

Expired
Votes 11

Info

Series

Australia Women tour of New Zealand

Date & Time

26 Mar 2025, Wed, 7:15 AM IST

Toss

New Zealand Women elected to bowl

Venue

Westpac Stadium, Wellington

Umpires

Chris Brown (New Zealand), Kim Cotton (New Zealand), Cory Black (New Zealand, TV)

Match Referee

Richard Hayward (New Zealand)

weatherWeather Report

Sunny

pitchPitch Condition

Batting Paradise

ScoreAvg 1st Inning Score

180

PredictionWin Prediction

Australia Women

Preview

Australia Women will be pitted against New Zealand Women in the third and final T20I in Wellington on Wednesday, with the visitors already having a stamp on the series with back-to-back dominant wins. Australia has ridden their dominance through their openers primarily, who went berserk from the outset in both fixtures. 

Beth Mooney has smashed 75 and 70 while facing 42 deliveries in both games, helping them take New Zealand by the scruff of the neck. While her partner has been equally brutal with her, 50 and 36 saw the opening partnership scaling dizzy heights in a matter of no time, making the White Ferns' comeback improbable from there on only. While Annabel Sutherland (4/8) and Alana King (3/27) dismantled the Kiwis in Mount Maunganui, it holds the bowling outfit in good stead after coming into this series with an enduring middling WPL season.

New Zealand, the reigning T20 World Cup champions, on the other hand, have looked a pale shadow of themselves, having no answers to Australia's no-holds-barred approach. While they were quite circumspect with the bat in the opener, in the last game their bowling unit caved in while confronting Mooney and Perry's crushing blows as Kangaroos powered to 204/3. And in reply, except for Amelia Kerr's 40, the remainder of the batting outfit seemed to be in a hurry to join the dressing room, as getting steamrolled just for 122 in 16.1 overs, New Zealand suffered an ignominious 82-run loss and T20I rubber as well.

Blackcaps will take the field to salvage their pride, hoping to have a comforting win, while Australia will likely throw caution to the wind again to whitewash the hosts in their familiar territory.