Written By: Feroz Khan | Updated: Mar 7, 2020, 4:34 PM
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She is the highest run-getter of the tournament for Australia so far and the third highest overall with 181 runs at 45.25 - has struck two half-centuries and has a highest score of 81 not out
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The opener has gotten starts but failed to convert them. She looked in good touch in India's final group match before being dismissed. What better stage than the final to make it count?
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The 16-year-old sensation will be hoping to continue her form - she has 161 runs in four innings at 40.25 and a strike-rate of 161.
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She is the second-highest run-getter for Australia in the ongoing tournament with 161 runs at 32.20 including two half-centuries. The wicketkeeper has also effected six dismissals - two catches and four stumpings.
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She has scored 102 runs in four innings at a strike-rate of 125.92 and has one fifty so far.
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With seven wickets, Jonassen is the second-highest wicket-taker for Australia of the tournament. She has an economy of 6.31 and average of 17.14.
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A consistent performer, the left-arm spinner has five wickets from four matches at 19.20 and an economy of 6.
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The pocket rocket is the joint-highest wicket-taker of the tournament with 9 scalps and will be aiming a repeat of her performance in the tournament opener when she took 4/19 against Australia.
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She is the joint-highest wicket-taker of the tournament so far with 9 scalps at 9.88 and an economy of 6.44.
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She has three wickets at 27 and an economy of 6.75.
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The allrounder has scored 83 runs from four innings (two not outs) and taken two wickets so far. The spinner has an economy of 5.75.
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