In the third and last ODI between Australia women’s cricket team and South Africa women’s cricket team being played at North Sydney Oval on 10 February, fans witnessed a strange incident, and the reason for this was Alana King (Alana King) Are.

Actually, Australia women’s cricket team’s star spinner Alana King managed to hit a six, but unfortunately, the bat uprooted her stumps. But interestingly, Masabata Klaas’s delivery was above waist height, and it saved Alana King from going back to the pavilion.

The leg-umpire called this ball a no-ball, and everyone in the Australian dug-out was stunned. Alana King fell down while hitting the ball over the fence, and she slowly got up and started laughing with Beth Mooney. While playing the King shot, she shattered the stumps and then herself fell on the field.

Watch the video of Alana King’s exploits here –

Alana King manages to hit a six – and her own wicket – off the same ball!

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— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) February 10, 2024

The Australian spinner scored 17 runs in 12 balls with the help of two sixes, and helped his team post 277 runs on the board in the first innings. At the same time, Beth Mooney scored 82 runs on 91 balls, while captain Alyssa Healy scored 60 runs on 73 balls. Tahlia McGrath (44) also looked in good form.

Masabata class wreaked havoc with the ball

Let us tell you, Masabata Klaas took four wickets in this ODI match, due to which South Africa women’s team bundled out the Australian team for 277/9 runs. At one time it seemed that the Alyssa Healy-led Australian team would easily cross the 300-run mark, but Masabata’s class proved fatal, while Marizanne Kapp, Elise-Marie Marx, Nadine de Klerk and Chloe Tryon scored one each. Wicket blow.

The three-match ODI series between Australia and South Africa is currently tied at 1-1 and South Africa will have to perform brilliantly to win it, but at present the match has been stopped due to rain.