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khelja|25-09-2025
New Zealand wicketkeeper batsman played a brilliant century innings. (Photo-albert perez/getty images)
INA-W vs NZ-W: In the warm up match before the Women's ODI World Cup, the 21-year-old player of the New Zealand women's team made the bowlers of India-A women's team cry a lot.
The New Zealand team, which had lost 5 wickets for 85 runs at one time, was handled by this wicketkeeper batsman and hit a brilliant century. During this time, he hit a strong shot around the ground, hitting 16 fours and sixes. In this World Cup, the New Zealand team will start their campaign against the Australia women's team on October 1. In this, this performance of Isabella Gauge of New Zealand is expected.Isabella Gaje hit a century
Women's ODI World Cup In the warm up match of the New Zealand women's team, batting first against the India-A women's team, was very bad.
Half his team returned to the pavilion for only 85 runs. After this, New Zealand wicketkeeper batsman Isabella Gauge batted brilliantly. He shared a 90 -run partnership for the eighth wicket with Jess Carr and brought the team's score to 200.During this, Isabella Gauz scored an unbeaten 101 runs in 100 balls with the help of 15 fours and 1 six. With the help of his brilliant innings, the New Zealand team managed to score 273 runs for 9 wickets in 50 overs.
Apart from Isabel, Jess Cair scored 36 runs in 36 balls. Captain Sophie Divine scored 34 runs in 29 balls with the help of 6 fours. Sayali Satghre took the highest 3 wickets from India-A.Isabella Gaje's performance in international cricket
India-A scorching century against women's team Isabella GaugeHas played 23 ODIs so far. He has scored 219 runs at an average of 14.60. During this time his best score is 47 runs. Apart from this, this player has scored 217 runs at an average of 14.46 in the 32 T20I match. During this time he has shocked a fifty.
Now the New Zealand team is expecting a similar performance with Isabella gauge in their first match of the World Cup against Australia.
However, the poor performance of the top -order batsmen of New Zealand remains a matter of concern for the team.
