Alana King Registers Best-Ever Figures by an Australian in Women's ODIs, Takes First Seven-Wicket Haul in Women's World Cup History During AUS-W vs SA-W ICC WWC 2025 Match

The 29-year-old Australia Women's National Cricket Team spinner stole the show in Indore with a sensational bowling performance to put her side. Alana King ram through the South Africa Women's National Cricket Team batting order, dismissing the Proteas for just 97 runs in 24 overs.

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Alana King scripted a bit of history, registering the best-ever figures by a bowler in ICC Women's World Cup history with a spectacular seven-wicket haul in the AUS-W vs SA-W ICC Women's World Cup 2025 match at the Holkar Stadium in Indore on Saturday, October 25. The leg-spinner turned the game in favour of the Australia Women's National Cricket Team with a spectacular seven-wicket haul, becoming the first bowler in Women's World Cup history to take seven wickets in a match. She also now has the best figures by an Australian in women's ODIs. The 29-year-old dismissed Sune Luus (6), Annerie Dercksen (5), Marizanne Kapp (0), Sinalo Jafta (29), Chloe Tryon (0), Nadine de Klerk (14) and Masabata Klaas (4) to finish with spectacular figures of 7/18. Her effort saw Australia bowl out South Africa for just 97 runs in the AUS-W vs SA-W ICC Women's World Cup 2025. AUS-W vs SA-W Live Score Updates, ICC Women’s World Cup 2025: Get Australia Women vs South Africa Women Full Scorecard Online.

Alana King Takes First Seven-Wicket Haul in ICC Women's World Cup History

Alana King Registers Best-Ever Figures By an Australian in Women's ODIs

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