Grand finale of high-spirited multi-format series australia women And india women historical between pink-ball test Perth’s iconic WACA Ground Will be played on. While Australia has already won the multi-format trophy (with an 8-4 lead in the points table), four important points are at stake in this Test. India’s win will level them in the series, making this encounter much more than a mere formality.
attention definitely Alyssa Healy But, who will take the field for her 299th and last international match. The experienced wicketkeeper-batsman is in excellent form in this match, having played a quickfire innings of 158 runs in the last ODI. Some key players of the team, including star all-rounder Ellyse Perry She is also scheduled to undergo fitness tests as she tries to return to full fitness after suffering a quad strain. Having already won the series, Australia will be looking to end their summer with an impressive performance.
Harmanpreet Kaur The team will be eager to bounce back after the disappointment of the ODI series. Fast bowler a big blow for the visiting team Renuka Singh who have been excluded from managing their workload; talented bowler in his place Kashvee Gautam Has been included. India will rely on its top-order batting unit, led by consistent performers Smriti Mandhana So that a significant total can be scored in the first innings while negating the swing of the pink ball.
WACA Ground Pitch Report
The WACA ground in Perth remains one of the most challenging venues for any visiting batsman, and the surface in this Test looks to be no different. Historically known for its extreme pace and sharp bounce, this pink-ball Test pitch has a good layer of grass, which ensures that the ball reaches the wicketkeeper at head height. Initially, the batsmen would have to face the first storm of high-pace bowling, where the extra bounce often caught the outside edge of the batsmen unaware of Perth’s fast pace.
The logical narrative will change considerably when the ‘Fremantle Doctor’, the famous afternoon sea breeze, enters. This wind is expected to help the swing bowlers, especially during that dangerous evening period when the pink ball is known to skid and move unpredictably under the lights. While true bounce provides great value for shots when a batsman is stationary, the constant threat of lateral movement makes it a paradise to bowl.
waca ground test Statistics and Records
- Total matches played: 48
- Matches won by batting first: 19
- Matches won by bowling first: 19
- Average score of first innings: 319
- Average score of second innings: 325
- Average score of 3rd innings: 286
- Average score of 4th innings: 198
- Highest total score: 735/6 (146.3 overs) Australia vs Zimbabwe
- Lowest total score: 62/10 (21.2 overs) Pakistan vs Australia
- Highest chased score: 414/4 (119.2 overs) South Africa vs Australia
- Lowest saved score: 123/10 (48.1 overs) Australia Women vs England Women
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