The ICCWomen's World Cup has reach its final stage where the West Indies women will
take on the Australia Women in the former's first-ever World Cup finale. The
Windies had a topsy-turvy tournament, losing the first few games, but bounced
back in impressive fashion to win the remaining ones. Australia, on the other
hand, came into this year's World Cup as the strongest contenders for the
title. They were unbeaten throughout the contest, with their only loss coming
against the West Indies in their last Super Six pastime. Both teams look
extremely strong on paper and its leaving to be a gruelling battle of
heavyweights to determine which team determination emerge as world champion.
We're in for a cracker of a contest for sure!
The
Women's World Cup is up for grab as West Indies take on Australia in the final
of the contest at the Brabourne Stadium. What a tournament it has been so far,
nobody would have predicted that West Indies would come in to the final. It's
their first time while Australia contain been there before and won it five
times.
West
Indies are the only side that have beaten the Southern Stars in this
tournament. No other team could achieve to do so. The nerves will be up there
for them and there is a lot of hope from the Caribbean along with the support.
Pitch -
It's a belting outside and is pretty dry. There are a few superficial cracks on
the good length areas and the ball good hold up if the fuller length are opted
for. Hitting through the line shouldn't be a problem.
Toss-
Australia have win the toss in addition to chose to bat. They will look to post
a total that would be further than the reach of the dangerous batters in the
West Indian line up. Perry and Coyte come in today for Chappell and Ferling.
Knight, the opener comes in for West Indies.
West Indies
(Playing XI( - Kycia Knight, Natasha McLean, Stafanie Taylor, Kyshona Knight,
Deandra Dottin, Merissa Aguilleira(c/wk), Shanel Daley, Shemaine Campbelle,
Shaquana Quintyne, Anisa Mohammed, Tremayne Smartt
Australia
(Playing XI) - Rachael Haynes, Meg Lanning, Jess Cameron, Alex Blackwell, Lisa
Sthalekar, Jodie Fields(c/wk), Sarah Coyte, Erin Osborne, Ellyse Perry, Julie
Hunter, Megan Schutt
The
national anthem of both the sides are being play and the passion is absolutely
flushing on the face of the players. What a instant this will be for most of
them, representing their own nations in a World Cup final.
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