Australia’s ruthless display with both bat and ball secured a resounding nine-wicket victory over Namibia in Antigua, booking their place in the Super Eights stage of the T20 World Cup.
Clinical bowling by Australia ft Adam Zampa
Opting to field first for the first time in the tournament, Australia wasted no time dismantling the Namibian batting lineup. Adam Zampa led the bowling attack with a historic four-wicket haul, becoming the first Australian male cricketer to reach 100 T20I wickets.
Josh Hazlewood chipped in with two wickets inside the powerplay, further restricting Namibia’s scoring opportunities.
Namibia restricted to meagre total
Namibia’s batsmen struggled against the Australian bowling attack, managing only 72 runs in their allotted 17 overs. Captain Gerhard Erasmus top-scored with a fighting 36, but wickets fell consistently around him, preventing any significant partnerships.
Zampa (4), Josh Hazlewood (2), Marcus Stoinis (2), Pat Cummins (1) and Nathan Ellis (1) were all wicket takers for Australia.
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Australia bat with authority
Chasing a modest target, Australia openers David Warner and Aaron Finch displayed aggressive intent, finishing the game off within the powerplay itself. The victory not only confirms Australia’s place in the Super Eights but also showcases their dominance as a well-oiled winning machine.
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Namibia learn valuable lessons
While the defeat ends Namibia’s hopes of progressing further in the tournament, the experience against a top-tier team like Australia will undoubtedly prove valuable for their future development.
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