Alyssa Healy’s Consecutive Hundred Powers Australia into the Semifinals | Khelostar Spotlight
Alyssa Healy’s blazing century powers Australia into the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 semifinals. Relive every highlight and key moment with Khelostar.

Australia’s journey in the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 continues to shine, and at the heart of it all stands captain Alyssa Healy, whose exceptional form has carried the defending champions into the semifinals — with two matches still left to play. In a dominant display against Bangladesh, Australia sealed victory by ten wickets, extending their unbeaten streak to 13 consecutive matches at the World Cup.
Khelostar celebrates this masterclass of skill, precision, and leadership that has once again defined Australian women’s cricket at the global stage.
Healy Leads from the Front — A True Champion’s Knock
Alyssa Healy’s innings of 113 not out from just 77 balls was a breathtaking performance that underlined her authority as one of the finest players in the world. Her innings featured 20 boundaries and marked the fastest century of the tournament, arriving in only 73 balls.
Partnering with Phoebe Litchfield, who contributed a fluent 84 not out off 72 balls, the pair chased down Bangladesh’s total of 198-9 in just 24.5 overs, finishing at 202 without loss. Their partnership was not only commanding but also historic — becoming Australia’s third-highest stand for any wicket in Women’s World Cup history and the highest chase without losing a wicket in the tournament’s record books.
At Khelostar, such remarkable moments are celebrated as milestones that elevate the essence of sporting excellence — where preparation meets performance.
Bangladesh Fights Hard, but Australia Too Strong
Bangladesh, after opting to bat, began cautiously. Rubya Haider led with 44 from 59 balls, while Sobhana Mostary anchored the innings with a resilient 66 not out off 80 balls, featuring nine boundaries. Despite their efforts, Bangladesh couldn’t build lasting partnerships, and their innings closed at 198-9, well short of a competitive total.
Australia’s spin department took charge once again. Alana King, the wrist-spinner who impressed throughout the tournament, finished with a superb 2-18 from 10 overs, earning her the Player of the Match title. Supported by Ashleigh Gardner (2-48) and Georgia Wareham (2-22), the spin trio dismantled Bangladesh’s middle order and controlled the game’s rhythm.
Khelostar highlights how consistency and tactical brilliance define world-class teams — Australia’s bowling attack showcased both in abundance.
Consistency and Class: Healy’s Dominance Continues
This was Healy’s second consecutive hundred, following her 142 against India at the same venue earlier in the week. The performance also made her the second player in tournament history to record back-to-back centuries at multiple World Cups — an incredible achievement that speaks volumes of her form and leadership.
Her record now includes four World Cup centuries, just one behind England’s Nat Sciver-Brunt, and her control at the crease continues to inspire fans around the world. At Khelostar, Healy’s innings stand as a symbol of discipline, dedication, and determination — values that define sporting greatness.
The Road Ahead
With this emphatic victory, Australia now holds nine points from five matches, confirming their semifinal spot well ahead of schedule. Bangladesh, with two points from five games, remains in sixth position.
Next, Australia will face England in Indore on Wednesday — a clash that promises high energy and fierce competition. Meanwhile, Bangladesh will meet Sri Lanka in Navi Mumbai on Monday. Each fixture carries its own narrative, adding to the rich tapestry of this year’s World Cup.
Khelostar continues to spotlight these thrilling encounters, capturing the pulse of international cricket and celebrating the athletes who redefine the boundaries of excellence with every match.
Khelostar Perspective: The Spirit of Performance
From Healy’s powerful strokes to King’s tactical spin, Australia’s journey in this tournament reflects resilience, teamwork, and a champion’s mindset. The Women’s World Cup 2025 is not just about statistics — it’s about stories that inspire, performances that resonate, and moments that connect fans across the world.
Through the Khelostar lens, every innings, every breakthrough, and every milestone becomes part of a larger celebration of sportsmanship — reminding us that true greatness lies in consistency, courage, and the pursuit of perfection.
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