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Wolvaardt was at her free-flowing best, while skipper Mooney was equally regal as the openers put together a 140-run stand to power the Giants to a challenging 199/5.

WPL 2024: Laura Wolvaardt and Beth Mooney star in Gujarat Giants' first win of season; beat  RCB by 19 runs

Laura Wolvaardt and Beth Mooney were in their elements as Gujarat Giants recorded a comfortable 19-run victory over RCB to log home their first points after 4 defeats in the WPL on Wednesday.

Wolvaardt was at her free-flowing best, while skipper Mooney was equally regal as the openers put together a 140-run stand to power the Giants to a challenging 199/5.

Laura Wolvaardt and Beth Mooney were in their elements as Gujarat Giants recorded a comfortable 19-run victory over Royal Challengers Bangalore to log home their first points after 4 defeats in the Women's Premier League on Wednesday.
Wolvaardt was at her free-flowing best, while skipper Mooney was equally regal as Gujarat Giants finally put up a splendid batting show, posting a challenging 199/5 riding on an opening stand of 140 in 13 overs.
Having brought up the rear in points table so far, Gujarat Giants openers Wolvaardt (76 off 45 balls) and Mooney (85 not out off 51 balls) hit 25 boundaries between them apart from a six.
In reply, RCB never seemed in the hunt as they managed only 180 for 8 with none of their top batters being able to convert solid starts. This was RCB's third defeat in six games and they were outplayed in all departments of the game.
RCB skipper Smriti Mandhana (24 off 16 balls) started cautiously but then launched into rookie spinner Tanuja Kanwer, lofting her effortlessly over long-on for two sixes followed by a boundary behind square.
However Ashleigh Gardner deceived Mandhana with a flighted delivery that ought to have been played on the front-foot but the Indian women's team vice-captain went on the backfoot and was trapped plumb in-front.
Her opening partner Sabbhineni Meghana (4 of 13 balls) wasted deliveries galore before a lazy second run found her short of the crease.
Once Ellyse Perry (24 off 23) and Sophie Devine (23 off 16 balls) added 32 in just 3.5 overs, there were hopes of revival but the latter was bowled going for an ugly hoick.
RCB's challenge was literally over when seamer Kathryn Bryce sent Perry back with a delivery that pitched slightly back of length and the Australian all-rounder went for a cute reverse ramp but was beautifully snapped by Mooney behind the stumps.
Georgia Wareham (48 off 22 balls) did use the long handle effectively but it was too late in the end.
Earlier, it did help that RCB bowlers couldn't hit the right length on a Feroz Shah Kotla belter, as right-handed Wolvaardt and left-handed Mooney muscled the half-trackers during the Powerplay overs.
Both Sophie Devine (0/37 in 3 overs) and Renuka Thakur (0/34 in 4 overs) bowled too full as Mooney played some crisp cover drives while Wolvaardt also launched into Thakur with some beastly pulls.
Wolvaardt hit 13 boundaries as she rocked back to pull the likes of leg-spinner Asha Sobhana (0/11 in 1 over) and former India left-arm spinner Ekta Bist (0/31 in 3 overs), while Devine did play some deft shots gliding a few past short third-man.
Once Wolvaardt was run-out, Mooney teamed up with Phoebe Litchfield (18) to add 52 runs in just 5.3 overs, but the Gujarat skipper remained stranded at the non-striker''s end with seven runs being added off last 10 balls with as many as four dismissals.
Mooney, on her part, hit 12 fours and a huge six over mid-wicket.

Mooney was named captain for the inaugural season as well but got injured after the first game and could not take further part in the competition.

Beth Mooney to captain Gujarat Giants in WPL 2024

Australia's Beth Mooney will captain Gujarat Giants in the Women's Premier League beginning on February 23, the franchise announced on Wednesday.

Mooney was named captain for the inaugural season as well but got injured after the first game and could not take further part in the competition.

Australia's Beth Mooney will captain Gujarat Giants in the Women's Premier League beginning on February 23, the franchise announced on Wednesday.
Mooney was named captain for the inaugural season as well but got injured after the first game and could not take further part in the competition. India all-rounder Sneh Rana had led the side in her absence.
Rana has been named vice-captain for season two.
Gujarat had finished last in the five-team competition in 2023.
"They (Mooney and Rana) will be part of the leadership group with head coach Michael Klinger, mentor and advisor Mithali Raj, and assistant coach Nooshin Al Khadee," said the team in a statement.
Gujarat Giants will open their campaign against Mumbai Indians in Bengaluru on February 25.

Beth Money hit a full-length delivery straight to silly point and moved out of her crease. By the time she realised her mistake, she was run out.

Watch: Australian opener Beth Mooney's disastrous run out against India in one-off Test

Australian opener Beth Mooney experienced an unexpected lapse in concentration during the one-off Test against India on Saturday, resulting in a bizarre run-out.

<h2>Beth Money hit a full-length delivery straight to silly point and moved out of her crease. By the time she realised her mistake, she was run out.</h2>

Australian opener Beth Mooney experienced an unexpected lapse in concentration during the one-off Test against India on Saturday, resulting in a bizarre run-out.
Mooney, a seasoned left-hander known for challenging India in the past, started strongly in Australia's second innings. However, she encountered a regrettable incident in the 12th over that she would prefer to leave behind.
Sneh Rana delivered a full-length delivery that Mooney gently tapped towards Richa Ghosh at silly point. Ghosh, a Test debutant who usually keeps wickets in limited-overs cricket, swiftly collected the ball and executed a quick throw, achieving a direct hit. During this time, Mooney had casually stepped out of her crease and failed to keep an eye on the ball, turning her back on the action.
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𝙍𝙐𝙉-𝙊𝙐𝙏! 🎯 How about that for game awareness 👌 👌 That was brilliant from Richa Ghosh 🙌 🙌 Follow the Match ▶️ <a href="https://t.co/8qTsM8XSpd">https://t.co/8qTsM8XSpd</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TeamIndia?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#TeamIndia</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/INDvAUS?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#INDvAUS</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/13richaghosh?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@13richaghosh</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/IDFCFIRSTBank?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@IDFCFIRSTBank</a> <a href="https://t.co/c3O3O249DA">pic.twitter.com/c3O3O249DA</a>
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By the time Mooney realized her mistake, it was too late. The Indian team celebrated their early breakthrough of the day. This incident highlighted Ghosh's sharp reflexes and situational awareness, while Mooney, on the other hand, might find herself ruminating over her dismissal for some time.
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The Australian opener had suffered an injury in the first match of the inaugural WPL.

WPL: Laura Wolvaardt replaces Beth Mooney at Gujarat Giants

South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt replaces injured Beth Mooney in Gujarat Giants for the remaining Women's Premier League

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The Australian opener had suffered an injury in the first match of the inaugural WPL.

Gujarat Giants captain Beth Mooney has been ruled out of the remaining Women's Premier League due to a calf injury, Cricket Australia confirmed.&nbsp; The Australian opener had suffered an injury in the first match of the inaugural WPL. She retired hurt during Gujarat's first game against Mumbai Indians, that the Harmanpreet Kaur led side won by a whopping 143 runs. India's Sneh Rana will now be the captain and Australian Ashleigh Gardner will be her deputy. The franchise has also roped South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt as her replacement for the remaining tournament. She will join the team from Pakistan where she was to take part in PCB's Women's League exhibition matches. She has been released by her team, Super Women and Sune Luus would replace her for the league.&nbsp;

Chasing 173 for victory, India lost 3 wickets with Shafali Verma, Smriti Mandhana & Yastika Bhatia departing inside the first 4 overs.

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Chasing 173 for victory, India lost 3 wickets with Shafali Verma, Smriti Mandhana &amp; Yastika Bhatia departing inside the first 4 overs.

So near, yet so far once again! India came close to beating Australia in the T20 World Cup semifinal but faltered right at the end to lose by 5 runs. Having opted to bat, Aussie openers put together a 50-run partnership before Alyssa Healy was stumped off Radha Yadav. But Beth Mooney's fifty, combined with Meg Lanning's 49 not out and Ash Gardener's quickfire 31 took the reigning champions past the 170-run mark.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/are-india-the-chokers-in-women-s-cricket-1677178634343">Are India the 'Chokers' in Women's Cricket?</a> In reply, India lost 3 wickets in no time with Shafali Verma, Smriti Mandhana &amp; Yastika Bhatia departing inside the first 4 overs. However, a counterattacking 59-run partnership from Jemimah Rodrigues &amp; Harmanpreet Kaur got India back into the game. While Rodrigues departed for 43, Harmanpreet went on to score yet another fifty. But just when India were looking favourites, the Indian captain ran out of luck, quite literally, falling short of her crease in a very freaky way to depart for 52. Richa Ghosh &amp; Deepti Sharma struggled, with the Aussies keeping their nerves to send India crashing out of yet another World Cup.

Beth Mooney, who won the Women's ODI Cricketer of the Year, also took home the Belinda Clark medal, the award given to the Best Women's Cricketer in Australia.

Australian Cricket Awards: David Warner, Marcus Stoinis, Beth Mooney & Tahlia McGrath among winners

Steve Smith, David Warner & Beth Mooney were among the winners at the Australian Cricket Awards event in Sydney. 
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Beth Mooney, who won the Women's ODI Cricketer of the Year, also took home the Belinda Clark medal, the award given to the Best Women's Cricketer in Australia.

While Steve Smith made history with his fourth Allan Border medal at the Australian Cricket awards, David Warner was chosen as the Men's ODI cricketer of the Year. Marcus Stoinis bagged the honours in T20Is and Usman Khawaja won the inaugural Shane Warne Award for the best Men's Test player of the year.
Among the women cricketers, there was double delight for Beth Mooney, who was chosen as the Women's ODI Cricketer of the year and also won the Belinda Clark award given to the best women's player of the year.
Tahlia McGrath, who was named the ICC Women's T20I Cricketer of the Year, took home its Australian equivalent at the gala event in Sydney.
2023 Australian Cricket Awards
Allan Border Medal: Steve Smith 171 votes. Runners-up: Travis Head 144, David Warner 141.
Belinda Clark Award: Beth Mooney 129 votes. Runners-up: Meg Lanning 110, Tahlia McGrath 95.
Shane Warne Men's Test Player of the Year: Usman Khawaja 22 votes. Runners-up: Marnus Labuschagne 20, Steve Smith 16
Women's ODI Player of the Year: Beth Mooney 25 votes. Runners-up: Meg Lanning 24, Alyssa Healy 21.
Men's ODI Player of the Year: David Warner 25 votes. Runners-up: Steve Smith 25, Travis Head 24. *Warner won on a tiebreaker
Female T20 Player of the Year: Tahlia McGrath 31 votes. Runners-up: Beth Mooney 27, Ashleigh Gardner 24
Male T20 Player of the Year: Marcus Stoinis 25 votes. Runners-up: Josh Hazlewood 24, Matthew Wade, Glenn Maxwell 21
BBL 12 Player of the Tournament: Matt Short (Adelaide Strikers)
WBBL 08 Player of the Tournament: Ashleigh Gardner (Sydney Sixers)
Women's Domestic Player of the Year: Annabel Sutherland
Men's Domestic Player of the Year: Michael Neser
Betty Wilson Young Cricketer: Courtney Sippel
Bradman Young Cricketer: Lance Morris
Community Impact Award: Usman Khawaja
Australian Cricket Hall of Fame inductees: Ian Redpath and Margaret Jennings

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