Australia produce highest run chase in women's ODI history to beat India

Alyssa Healy produced a sensational century as Australia registered the highest run chase in women's ODI history against co-hosts India at the Women's Cricket World Cup.

India had produced a superb showing with the bat themselves to total 330 all out, Smriti Mandhana top scoring with 80 from 66 balls and notching her 5000th ODI run, while Australia bowler Annabel Sutherland claimed her first ODI five-wicket haul.

Skipper and opener Healy would not be denied on the night, though, as she made 142 from 107 deliveries - the sixth ODI century of her career - setting the foundation for her team-mates to complete the job.

The victory moved Australia back to the top of the standings, overtaking England having played a game more. India remain in third.

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