India vs Australia, Women’s World Cup 2025 Highlights: Perry finishes in style, AUS won the match by 3 wickets

Alyssa Healy was awarded the player of the match for her might knock of 147 off just 108 balls. "Really proud of the group. A little bit tight at the back end. We have been preaching about the depth in our line-up, we could be chasing 360-plus. I was trying to lock in for a big day. To contribute heavily was good, would have liked to stay a bit longer but the girls got the job done. Was wondering what I had done, we would be chasing 380. But bowlers pulled it back. Charani bowled really well tonight. We haven't identified threats, we limited the damage and tried and attack the others," Healy said after being given the award

One of India's leading bowlers in the fixture so far has maintained to bowl an incredibly tight over in trying conditions. As we head into the last two overs of the game, Australia now needs 13 runs in 12 balls to take the game!

Huge appeal, and given! Amanjot bowled an incredible round the wicket, back of a length ball which skids through and beats the pull. Molineux is walking straight off before Perry says she should review. The decision goes up to the 3rd umpire, who confirms the original decision, that's very much out. But this game isn't over. AUS 305/7 (45.5)

Cleaned the stumps. India's Amanjot Kaur bowls a slower, full and straight delivery to catch Gardner off guard. Gardner attempts to play across for a big hit but the ball squeezed between the batter's bat and pad to find the stumps. AUS 302/6 (44.4)

Australian batters continue to rotate strike with ease as pressure mounts on Indian bowlers. Deepti Sharma conceded 5 runs in her last over. AUS 292/5 (43.1)

Huge appeal for lbw! Not out on field. Will India review? Yes, it goes upstairs. Spins into the front pad, no bat involved. All about the impact. It's inline, and three reads on leg stump. Very nice piece of bowling from Deepti as India takes another crucial wicket of McGrath.

India takes down the Australian skipper, Alyssa Healy. Healy sliced to the point where Rana takes a superb catch diving forward. Healy seems to begin to walk, but the umpires ask her to hang around because they've referred the decision to the third umpire. From the visuals made available to the umpire. Williams changes her stance after multiple viewing, says fingers are underneath the ball, and that means Healy will have to go. Healy departs for a mighty 142 off 107 balls. AUS 266/4 (39.2)

Healy clears her front leg and wallops the pull to score one bounce four over deep midwicket. AUS 214/3 (33.1)

Alyssa Healy made history in Vishakhapatnam as the Australian skipper made her first hundred as captain off just 84 balls against India. This ton marks Healy's second ton against India and overall third in ODI. AUS 192/3 (30.3)

What a moment. Fantastic bowling. Round the wicket, Sutherland coming down the crease, is nowhere near the pitch; this one pitches around leg and straightens past the edge. Charani delivers for the Indian side yet again, marking a stunning display for the young bowler. AUS 172/3 (27.3)

The game turns up the heat as the Indian and Australian skipper face off against each other in a high-octane over. Alyssa Heafy looks to get the Indian captain, Harmanpreet Kaur as she played two big strokes to land one bounce boundaries in the over. AUS 168/1 (26)

Australian skipper continues her onslaught of India's bowling line-up as the batter smacked Deepti Sharma for two crackling fours. AUS 149/1 (23)

Australia's top order batters now appear to look comfortable on the pitch as both players, Healy and Perry, have racked up a partnership of 51 runs from 53 balls. AUS 141/1 (21)

One of the leading ladies of India's pace line-up today, Kranti Gaud bowled a stunning over as the bowler looks at her stabilising her economy rate for the game. Healy and Perry switch to the defensive. AUS 116/1 (18.1)

In a major update for the Australian side, their skipper Alyssa Healy picked up a quick single to bring up her half-century off 35 balls, fastest of the 2025 WC. AUS 97/0 (14)