Women’s World Cup: Australia-Sri Lanka match cancelled due to rain:Not a single ball bowled in Colombo, teams share points; IND vs PAK scheduled at same venue tomorrow

The match between Australia and Sri Lanka in the Women’s ODI World Cup was cancelled due to rain. The match was scheduled to be held at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo, but not a single ball could be bowled due to rain. Both teams were awarded one point each. Sri Lanka had lost their first match of this tournament against India by 59 runs. Meanwhile, Australia had defeated New Zealand by 89 runs in their first match. India and Pakistan are scheduled to lock horns at the same venue on Sunday (October 5). 12th ODI between the two teams Sri Lanka was looking for their first win against Australia. Before this, 11 Women’s ODIs had been played between the two teams. Australia have won all the matches. In the World Cup, 4 matches have been played between them, all won by Australia. Gardner scored a century in the last match For Australia, Ashleigh Gardner scored a century in the first match. Sophie Molineux took three wickets. In the first match against New Zealand, the team lost 5 wickets within 150 runs. Australia made a comeback from there and scored over 300 runs. Ranaweera took 4 wickets against India In the last match against India, Chamari Atapattu and Nilakshi de Silva contributed with the bat for Sri Lanka. Inoka Ranaweera took 4 wickets. The team will expect good performances from these players against Australia as well. Spinners dominated the last match here The last match on this ground was played between Pakistan Women and Bangladesh Women. It was a low-scoring match. Spinners get a lot of help on this ground. Bangladesh registered a 7-wicket victory against Pakistan on the strength of their spin attack. So far, 22 Women’s ODIs have been played here. The team batting first won in 12 matches, and the team chasing won in 10.