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'Plenty more': 7000 and counting for run machine Mooney
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Beth Mooney became the fourth Australia batter to post 7000 international runs in women's cricket but she is not done yet.
The 32-year-old left-hander's 76 off 79 deliveries earned her player of the match accolades in the six-wicket win over India in the ODI clash at Allan Border Field on Tuesday night.
It levelled the multi-format series at two wins apiece with two ODIs in Hobart and a Test match in Perth to follow.
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'Mrs Consistent' quietly continued her climb towards the pantheon of Aussies greats, steering her side out of danger and on the path to a win
It was fitting that as Beth Mooney ticked off two significant milestones at Allan Border Field on Tuesday night, it was while playing a match-winning innings in a crucial match for Australia.
Mooney's 76 from 79 deliveries ensured Australia's pursuit of 215 in the opening ODI against India culminated in a routine win to level the multi-format series at four points apiece.
In the process, she ticked past 3,000 one-day runs, and 7,000 runs across all international formats.
The 32-year-old is the seventh Australian woman to 3,000 runs, while just three of those – Meg Lanning, Ellyse Perry and Alyssa Healy – are members of the 7k club.
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