Alyssa Healy's 137 gives Australia A consolation win vs India A in 3rd Women's One-Dayer
Earlier, India A posted 216 in 47.4 overs after electing to bat. Shafali Verma top-scored with 52, while Yastika Bhatia added 42. Contributions from Nandini Kashyap (28) and Radha Yadav (18) pushed the total past 200, but regular wickets stalled their momentum. Tahlia McGrath led the Australian bowling with 3 for 40, supported by Sianna Ginger and Ella Hayward, who took two wickets each.Healy, who also topped the T20 series charts, finished the ODIs as the leading run-scorer with 242 runs at an average of 121.Brief ScoresIndia A Women: 266/8 in 49.5 overs. Shafali Verma (52), Yastika Bhatia (42), Tahlia McGrath (3/40); Ella Hayward (2/43)Australia A Women: 222/1 in 27.5 overs. Alyssa Healy (137*), Tahlia Wilson (59*); Radha Yadav (1/42)Result: Australia A beat India A by 9 wickets- EndsMust Watch
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