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Australia Complete ODI Series Sweep After One-Wicket Thriller
Australia played Zimbabwe in the third one-day cricket match.
Zimbabwe batted first and scored 271 runs.
Australia needed 272 runs to win.
Josh Inglis scored 103 runs and kept Australia’s chase alive.
Zimbabwe’s Brad Evans took four wickets.
Australia lost nine wickets, leaving only one batter pair at the end.
The final pair scored the remaining runs without being dismissed.
Australia won by one wicket and completed a 3-0 series sweep.
Australia defeated Zimbabwe by one wicket in the third ODI in Harare.
Josh Inglis scored 103 to anchor Australia’s successful chase of 272.
Zimbabwe made 271/8 after winning the toss and batting first.
Brad Evans took four wickets as Australia fell to 272/9.
The victory gave Australia a 3-0 series sweep after earlier wins by 59 and 84 runs.
- Who
- Australia and Zimbabwe, with Josh Inglis starring for Australia.
- What
- Australia defeated Zimbabwe by one wicket in the third ODI and completed a 3-0 series sweep.
- Where
- Harare Sports Club in Harare.
- When
- Sunday, September 20.
- Why
- Australia chased Zimbabwe’s target of 272 runs to win the match and complete the series sweep.
Key facts
- Match result
- Australia won by one wicket.
- Australia score
- 272/9.
- Zimbabwe score
- 271/8 in 50 overs.
- Top Australian scorer
- Josh Inglis scored 103 runs.
- Zimbabwe bowling leader
- Brad Evans took four wickets.
- Series result
- Australia won the ODI series 3-0.
- Previous results
- Australia won the first two matches by 59 runs and 84 runs.
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