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Women's World Cup: Really Special Performance By Alana King, Says Tahila McGrath
Alana’s magical performance bundled out South Africa for 97 as Australia chased the target in 16.5 overs to finish at the top of the table. Australia will now take on India in the second semifinal at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on October 30.
“She was very good. Nah, that was pretty awesome. It just felt like, get the ball in her hands and something was going to happen - and that certainly did today. She just relentlessly attacked the stumps, and we felt like every ball was going to be a wicket. Super happy for her. I’ve heard she broke a lot of records - really special performance,” Tahila said in the post-match presentation.
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