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- 1Mooney and Perry hit rapid fifty stand against New Zealand▼Fifty partnership off 28 balls for Mooney & Perry. Australia 50/1 (5.0) need 113 off 90. # AUSvNZ # T20 # cricket # wome
Beth Mooney and Ellyse Perry have put together a fifty-run partnership off just 28 balls in the women's T20 international between Australia and New Zealand. Australia reached 50/1 after five overs, chasing with 113 more runs needed from 90 balls. The brisk stand has Australia well placed in the run chase, drawing attention from cricket fans following the series.
- 2Australia edge New Zealand in T20 thriller to open series●Australia 165/8 (18.5) overcome a late collapse to start the series with a win. Perry 52 (30) Mooney 38 (25) J Kerr 3-25
Australia recovered from a late batting collapse to beat New Zealand by two wickets in their women's T20 international, finishing on 165/8 with two balls to spare. Ellyse Perry top-scored with a rapid 52 off 30 balls, Beth Mooney added 38 off 25, while Jess Kerr took 3-25 for New Zealand. The win gives Australia a 1-0 lead in the series.
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Australia batter Beth Mooney says she is targeting the 2029 Women's Cricket World Cup and even a shot at the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, where cricket could feature. Mooney, a key figure in Australia's recent World Cup campaigns, is one of the world's top-ranked batters. Her comments are drawing attention among cricket fans, particularly in India during the ongoing women's World Cup.
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Australian cricketer Beth Mooney has marked her 100th one-day international by setting her sights on the 2029 Cricket World Cup. Speaking via the ICC, she indicated she wants to keep playing at the top level for years to come. Her longevity and ambition have drawn attention from cricket fans worldwide.
- 5Mooney targets 2029 World Cup and Brisbane Olympics▼Mooney eyes 2029 World Cup and Brisbane Olympics
Australian cricketer Beth Mooney has said she is setting her sights on the 2029 Women's Cricket World Cup and the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, where cricket is expected to feature. The comments signal her intent to play at the highest level for years to come, and fans are discussing her longevity and ambitions across two major global events.
- 6Mooney driven by World Cup revenge and Olympic dream●World Cup revenge, Olympics dream keeps Mooney motivated
Australian cricketer Beth Mooney says the pain of a World Cup defeat and the prospect of playing cricket at the Olympic Games are keeping her motivated in her career. With cricket set to return to the Olympics, top players see the Games as a major new goal, and Mooney frames her next chapter around both unfinished World Cup business and a shot at Olympic gold.