A video showcasing Australian spinner Alana King’s hit wicket incident after striking a six from a waist-high no-ball during the third Women’s ODI against South Africa has captivated social media audiences.
This event unfolded in the 48th over. King hit a six off South Africa’s Masabata Klaas’ delivery but accidentally struck the stumps with her bat. The umpire deemed it a no-ball, sparing King from dismissal.
Australia secured a series win (2-1) over South Africa with a 110-run victory, utilizing the Duckworth Lewis Stern Method. They posted a total of 277-9, propelled by Alyssa Healy and Beth Mooney’s pivotal fifties, with Mooney leading at 82 runs and Healy contributing a 73-ball 60. Tahlia McGrath added a swift 35-ball 44.
Klaas excelled for South Africa, taking four wickets. Due to rain, South Africa faced a revised target of 238 in 31 overs, but it was all out for 127 in 24.3 overs. Sune Luus and Tazmin Brits were the top scorers. King clinched four wickets, supported by Kim Garth and McGrath with three each.
