Australian skipper Alyssa Healy said that the squad thought back on what went wrong that night when the Proteas achieved their first-ever victory against the tournament’s defending champions after Australia’s shocking defeat to South Africa in the Women’s T20 World Cup semi-final.

The output is:Tahlia McGrath and Beth Mooney calmed the ship for Australia after taking two fast wickets in the final, but they were unable to build momentum. In an attempt to make use of their batting depth, the wicketkeeper batter proposed a few adjustments to their game plan.

“After the World Cup, there has been considerable talk about how to make the most of our team’s depth in order to maximize its potential. Healy told reporters, “How do we fix that? We were only four down at the innings break there in the World Cup semi-final with not enough runs on the board.”

Healy alluded to a possible “different look” for their T20 team this summer in order to make use of their formidable down-order hitters, Ash Gardner, Annabel Sutherland, and Georgia Wareham.

“We’ve had some really fantastic and encouraging discussions about how we want to continue playing T20 cricket and maintaining our daring style.

It will be a test going ahead to see how we use Annabel and everyone else. Ash Gardner didn’t bat in the semi-final either, so we’ll need to figure out how to use the order, which is one of our strong points. Hopefully, this series will provide the solution. The T20 team may have a little different appearance than what we displayed during the World Cup, she said.

Australia’s teams for the Women’s Ashes next month still include batter Georgia Voll, but Sophie Molineux, a left-arm spin all-rounder, is out because she needs surgery on a left knee issue.

Due to a knee ailment that worsened after Australia’s 3-0 home series victory over India, Sophie was unable to go to New Zealand for the ODI visit.