Australian captain Alyssa Healy 's masterful 142 off 107 balls led her team to a historic three-wicket victory over India in their World Cup match on Sunday, successfully chasing down 331 runs -- the highest-ever run chase in women's ODI cricket . The chase surpassed the previous record of 302 runs set by Sri Lanka against South Africa in 2024, putting Australia at the top of the tournament table with seven points while India remained third with four points. Healy's innings included 21 boundaries and three sixes, demonstrating exceptional placement and timing. She particularly dominated Indian pacer Kranti Gaud, hitting a six and three fours in a single over. Against Sneh Rana's fuller-length deliveries, Healy effectively used sweep shots to find gaps between square leg and mid-w

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