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Women's World Cup: Mooney, King Script Record Stand As Australia Recover To 221/9 Against Pakistan
At one stage, the defending champions were reeling at 76/7 after Pakistan’s bowlers ripped through the top order, but Mooney and King combined to produce one of the most memorable comebacks in World Cup history. Their 106-run stand for the ninth wicket — the highest ninth-wicket partnership in Women’s ODIs — lifted Australia to a competitive total.
Mooney anchored the innings with a composed 109 off 114 balls, marking her first century in a World Cup game and her second-highest ODI score against Pakistan. King, meanwhile, played the perfect supporting role with an unbeaten 51 off 49 balls, registering the highest individual score for a batter at number 10 or below in Women’s ODIs.
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