Sri Lanka Vs South Africa Women’s 3rd ODI Score Update | SA-W vs SL-W | Sri Lanka chases the highest score of Women’s ODI: beats South Africa by 6 wickets; Atapatu scored unbeaten 195 runs

Sri Lanka Women’s Cricket Team created history on Thursday. The team defeated South Africa by 6 wickets in the third match of the three-match ODI series. Sri Lanka chased the score of 301 runs in this match. For the first time in Women’s ODI cricket, a team has chased a score of 300 or more.

Sri Lankan captain Chamari Atapatu scored an unbeaten century. He scored unbeaten 195 runs on 139 balls. Atapatu hit 26 fours and 5 sixes in his big innings. This score of Atapatu is the second highest score while chasing in ODI cricket (Women’s/Men’s).

Australia had the record before Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka won the toss and decided to bowl first. South Africa scored 301 runs losing 5 wickets in 50 overs. South African captain Laura Wolvaardt played an unbeaten inning of 184 runs in 147 balls. In reply, Sri Lanka achieved the target by losing 4 wickets in 44.3 overs and defeated South Africa by 6 wickets.

Sri Lanka achieved the biggest target in the history of Women’s ODI. Earlier this record was in the name of Australia. Australia had achieved the target of 289 runs against New Zealand in 2012.

With this, the three-match ODI series between Sri Lanka and South Africa was drawn 1-1. The first match of the series was inconclusive. The second was won by South Africa by 7 wickets.

The three-match ODI series between Sri Lanka and South Africa was a 1-1 draw.

Atapatu made the second highest score while chasing in ODI cricket (Women’s/Men’s)
Sri Lanka’s Chamari Atapatu scored unbeaten 195 runs. This score of Atapatu is the second highest score while chasing in ODI cricket (Women’s/Men’s). This is the first in women’s cricket. In this case, ahead of Atapatu (Women’s/Men’s) is Australia’s Glenn Maxwell.

Australia’s Glenn Maxwell played an inning of 201 runs while chasing against Afghanistan in the ODI World Cup in Mumbai. Which is the highest individual run while chasing the target in an ODI match (Men’s and Women’s).