India A vs Australia A women's Highlights: McGrath leads AUS A to a 7-wicket win in 3rd T20, clinch series 3-0

Captain Minnu Mani did get the wicket of Charli Knott but that wasn't enough as McGrath stormed her way to a 22-ball fifty and thereby helping her team seal the series 3-0.

Captain Tahlia McGrath is taking the game away from India A as she has raced off to 35 off just 18 balls. She is single-handedly ensuring that India A are out of the game completely.

Mannat Kashyap has struck now as India A have gotten both the set batters out. Wilson's 26-ball 39 gave Australia A a platform and even though the target is not that big, India A have gotten an opening.

Shabnam Shakil has broken the partnership and India A finally have the opening. Shakil dismissed Katie Mack to help India get their first wicket. Can they make the way through further?

After getting their eyes in, Australia A openers, especially Tahlia Wilson, who gave her side a fast start after recovering from the first couple of quiet overs. India A desperately need a wicket to make a match of this.

India A women have finished with 120/8 with yet another collapse as Australia A would be the happier side having gotten done with the innings on a positive note for them. Can Indian bowlers put a squeeze on the Australian A batters?

Kiran Navgire was looking to be positive from the outset and that intent and approach has worked for her today and has probably helped India A women get past 100 runs on the board. Can India A get to that 130 mark?

India have lost half their side trying to post a decent total for the bowlers to defend. The Australian bowlers have been too good for the Women in Blue to deal with but can they make it 120-130 and not only provide respectability to the total but also have something to defend, even though it may not be enough.

Grace Parsons, the hero for the Australia A team in the second game has struck and India have lost their set batter, Shweta Sehrawat for a 28-ball 15. With this wicket, the spiral continued for the Indian side downwards as they are four down now.

It has been an abject surrender from the India A women's team as Australia A are not letting them breathe easy even for one moment. A third wicket in quick succession has meant that India A are four down even before the team scored fifty. India in deep trouble, if that wasn't already clear.

India have lost a third wicket not long after they lost Priya Punia as the innings is going nowhere for the Women in Blue. Can the middle order stand up today and be counted?

Priya Punia survived a tricky phase before getting caught and bowled by Charli Knott as India A have lost their second wicket for not much on the board.

Shubha Satheesh has been knocked over by Tayla Vlaeminck in the very first over. Tayla didn't let Satheesh settle and has been cleaned up cheaply. India under pressure early.

Playing XI: Shubha Satheesh, Shweta Sehrawat, Priya Punia, Tanuja Kanwar, Sajeevan Sajana, Kiran Navgire, Shipra Giri (wk), Minnu Mani (c), Mannat Kashyap, Meghna Singh, Shabnam Shakil

Playing XI: Katie Mack, Tahlia Wilson, Charli Knott, Tahlia McGrath (c), Tess Flintoff, Nicole Faltum †, Maitlan Brown, Nicola Hancock, Tayla Vlaeminck, Grace Parsons, Sophie Day

Australia A captain Tahlia McGrath has won the toss and elected to field first and it was an expected call given how well the host bowlers bowled against India A in the last game. Can the Women in Blue change the result?

With a 76 in the first game and a 29 (highest in the line-up) in the second T20, Priya Punia has been the only bright spot for the Indian A women's team thus far in the series. The team will need a bit more from the bowlers and the other batters as they look to avoid an Australian sweep in Brisbane.

India A women gave a good account of themselves against Tahlia McGrath-led Australia A women in the T20 series opener at the Allan Border Field in Brisbane. However, the Women in Blue faltered rather badly in the second game being restricted to just 130 and then lost by eight wickets. However, the India A women will be keen to avoid a whitewash as they look to get some confidence going into the one-day series.