That would be all from our side as we bring down the curtains on our live coverage of this Women's T20 World Cup game between Australia and Netherlands. For now, its Soumarya Dutta signing off on behalf of my co-commentator, Akshay Bhide and our Scorer/Analyst Manish Bishnoi. See you soon!
Australia Women go to the top of the table after this fantastic win against Netherlands Women while the Dutch continue to search for their first win. They've shown some glimpses of their ability to take on bigger sides but the gulf still remains a big one. Australia meanwhile look unstoppable with three wins on the trot.
Sophie Molineux (Australia Women Captain)- " Full credit to the Dutch. They batted really well. It was great to put on a big score. It was about finding the right bowler at the right time as we do have plenty of options.
We tried really hard but somehow we didn't get the wickets in the middle overs. Its okay and we will look to do better in that aspect in the next game."
Babette de Leede (Netherlands Women Captain): "[How inspired was she playing in her 100th T20I?] It is a massive moment for us. For the team as well as for me personally. To play my 100th T20I against the best team in the world and in a World Cup, it's a big moment for me.
[On playing against Australia] It's a massive opportunity for us. Australia are a quality team. Learn from them and see how they go about their innings. To have the home support here, it was great. They were loud and we enjoyed it."
Beth Mooney (Player of the Match): "[How is the back?] Yeah, I'm all good. Just precautionary. Just not used to the long bus travel to Southampton.
[On her knock] As an opening batter, your job is to score runs. From my point of view, I did my job pretty well and I had good partnerships with Georgia Voll and Ashleigh Gardner. We were comprehensive today and the bowlers did a great job to restrict them to 120."
Player of the Match: Beth Mooney
Biggest Win in Womenβs T20 WCs (By Runs): 114 - England vs Pakistan, Cape Town, 2023 113 - South Africa vs Thailand, Canberra, 2020 102 - New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, Paarl, 2023 98 - England vs Thailand, Canberra, 2020 98 - Australia vs Netherlands, Southampton, 2026, Today*
Biggest Defeat for Netherlands in WT20Is (By Runs): 115 vs South Africa, Potchefstroom (University Oval), 2010 99 vs West Indies, Potchefstroom (University Oval), 2010 98 vs Ireland, Mulpani, 2026 98 vs Australia, Southampton, 2026, Today* 95 vs India, Leeds, 2026
Australia's 98-run victory over the Netherlands in Southampton today is their biggest-ever win by runs in the Women's T20 World Cup, surpassing the previous record of a 97-run win against New Zealand in Paarl in 2023.
Biggest Win for Australia in WT20Is (By Runs): 132 vs Sri Lanka, North Sydney, 2019 99 vs Ireland, Dublin, 2015 98 vs Netherlands, Southampton, 2026, Today*