Australia's Alyssa Healy made a spectacular exit from white-ball cricket, leaving fans in awe with her record-breaking century in her final ODI. In a thrilling display of batting prowess, Healy smashed 158 runs off just 97 balls, propelling Australia to an astonishing 7-409 after losing the toss. This was her final innings with the white ball, and she made it count with a blazing performance, hitting 27 boundaries and two sixes. Despite a brief cramp in the 70s, Healy continued her onslaught, reaching her eighth ODI century with an 18th boundary. Her innings included a 23-run over from Shree Charani after she had reached three figures. The right-handed batter accelerated from 98 to 150 in just 16 balls, setting up a double-century and an ODI record. However, she was out in the 37th over, missing a full toss she aimed to reverse swat. Healy was well supported by her teammates, with Georgia Voll contributing 62 from 52 and Beth Mooney scoring a classy 106 not out off 84. Mooney rotated the strike perfectly for Healy and then took center stage with her own impressive performance. Australia has never lost a match after setting a score in excess of 350, and Healy's final innings will go down in cricket history as one of the most iconic performances by an Australian.
