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King shines again as Australia seal T20I series in West Indies
Australia overcame a threat from Hayley Matthews to defend 164 for the second time in three days
Alana King has continued pushing her case for a T20 World Cup berth, again playing the starring role with the ball as Australia closed out a T20I series win over the West Indies in St Vincent.
King picked up 2-25, while Hayley Matthew's 41-ball 56 was not enough as the tourists were restricted to 4-147 at Arnos Vale Stadium, securing a 17-run win and unassailable 2-0 series lead for Australia.
It followed King's 3-14 in the series opener, with leg-spin again the main weapon for Australia with Georgia Wareham (1-16) the other wicket taker.
King offers selectors more headaches with T20 wickets
Alana King has continued taking wickets for Australian in white-ball cricket. (AAP: Linda Higginson)
Australia has wrapped up its T20 series against the West Indies with a game in hand, claiming a 17-run win on Sunday morning, AEDT.
Spinner Alana King took two wickets to help Australia defend its first innings total of 5-164.
The final match of the series will be held on Tuesday morning, AEDT, with Australia holding a 2-0 series lead.
Alana King has added more intrigue to Australia's spin dilemma, strengthening her T20 World Cup claims with two more wickets to save her side from an upset loss to West Indies.
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King offers selectors more headaches with T20 wickets
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Alana King has added more intrigue to Australia's spin dilemma, strengthening her T20 World Cup claims with two more wickets to save her side from an upset loss to West Indies.
After Georgia Voll and Ellyse Perry hit Australia to 5-164, King took 2-25 in St Vincent to put a dent in the home side's chase after they were 1-90 after 12 overs.
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