Australian cricketer Georgia Voll’s record-breaking T20 century vs West Indies
Consensus Summary
Georgia Voll made history by scoring the third fastest T20 international century by an Australian woman in 52 balls during Australia’s series sweep over West Indies in St Vincent. Her aggressive innings of 101 runs, featuring six sixes and fearless shots against spinners, helped Australia post 211/7 and secure a 40-run DLS victory after rain halted West Indies’ chase at 61/3. Voll’s achievement placed her alongside Alyssa Healy’s 46-ball century (2019) and Meg Lanning’s 51-ball century (2019), solidifying her as a key player for Australia ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The series concluded with Megan Schutt and debutant Lucy Hamilton each taking 2 wickets before rain interrupted play. Sophie Molineux’s quickfire 25 off 12 balls marked her return from injury, while Nicola Carey’s unbeaten 24 helped her secure a spot in the England series. Australia’s next challenges include a 3-match ODI series against West Indies in St Kitts and matches against South Africa in England before the World Cup.
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Key details reported by multiple sources:
- Georgia Voll scored the third fastest T20 international century by an Australian woman in 52 balls during the final match of the T20 series against West Indies in St Vincent
- Australia won the T20 series sweep over West Indies 3-0, with Voll’s innings contributing to a total of 211/7 in the final match
- Rain interrupted West Indies’ chase at 61/3 after 10 overs, leading to Australia’s victory via the DLS method (40-run win)
- Voll’s century included six sixes and aggressive shots against spinners, finishing with 101 runs in the third T20 match
- Megan Schutt took 2 wickets (Qiana Joseph) in the West Indies innings before rain halted play
- Australia’s next fixtures include a 3-match ODI series against West Indies in St Kitts and matches against South Africa in England before the 2026 World Cup
- Sophie Molineux scored 25 off 12 balls in her series debut after returning from injury
- Nicola Carey scored an unbeaten 24 off 20 balls, aiding her push ahead of Tahlia McGrath in the England series
Points of Difference
Details reported by only one source:
- Voll’s 52-ball century was the third fastest by an Australian woman, behind Alyssa Healy’s 46-ball century vs Sri Lanka (2019) and Meg Lanning’s 51-ball century vs England (2019)
- Meg Lanning’s 53-ball century vs Ireland (2014) and Beth Mooney’s 54-ball century vs Sri Lanka (2019) were also referenced as context for Voll’s achievement
- Voll was described as a ‘powerful striker of the ball at the top of the order’ and expected to play a key role following Alyssa Healy’s retirement
- Lucy Hamilton (debutant) and Megan Schutt both claimed 2 wickets each (2-11) from two overs before rain halted play
- Sophie Molineux’s 25 off 12 was noted as her ‘first bit of batting or bowling for the series’ with officials playing it safe on her return from back pain
- No additional specific numerical or named details beyond the Guardian’s consensus facts
- Voll’s century was described as a ‘blistering T20 ton’ with no extra contextual comparisons to other players’ centuries
Contradictions
Conflicting information between sources:
- No contradictions found between the two sources
Source Articles
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