This story is from September 30, 2020

New Zealand women end 13-game losing streak against Australia

The New Zealand women's cricket team has ended a 13-game losing streak against world champion Australia with a five-wicket win in the third Twenty20 international on Wednesday.
New Zealand women end 13-game losing streak against Australia
New Zealand players and Australian players after the third Twenty20 at Alan Border Field in Brisbane. (AFP Photo)
BRISBANE: The New Zealand women's cricket team has ended a 13-game losing streak against world champion Australia with a five-wicket win in the third Twenty20 international on Wednesday.
Amelia Kerr proved the difference, backing up from her 2-18 bowling performance that restricted Australia to 123 for 7 to later score an unbeaten 18 off 10 balls to clinch the result at Allan Border Field.
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Needing eight off the final over for victory, Kerr belted Megan Schutt for consecutive boundaries to steer New Zealand to 125-5 and victory with three balls to spare.
Australia won the opening two T20 matches to secure a 10th straight T20 series victory. Australia had won the past seven T20 and six one-day international matches against the White Ferns.
The teams will open a three-match ODI series on Saturday, also in Brisbane.
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