Afghanistan vs Australia 48th Match Super Eights
Glenn Maxwell's Double Century Guides Australia to Victory Over Afghanistan
A Record-Breaking Hundred and a Great Supporting Act
Australia has defeated Afghanistan in the 48th match of the Super Eights stage of the ICC Cricket World Cup. Glenn Maxwell was the star of the show for Australia, scoring a stunning double century to guide his team to victory.
Maxwell's innings was a record-breaking one. It was the highest score by an Australian batsman in a One-Day International (ODI) match, and the second-highest score by any batsman in a World Cup match.
Maxwell was well-supported by his teammates. David Warner scored 83, while Steve Smith and Aaron Finch both scored half-centuries. Australia's total of 417 was the highest score of the tournament.
Afghanistan's bowlers struggled to contain Australia's batsmen. Rashid Khan was the most successful bowler, taking 2-77, but he was unable to prevent Australia from posting a huge total.
In reply, Afghanistan was bowled out for 207. Usman Ghani top-scored for Afghanistan with 53, but he lacked support from his teammates.
Australia's victory was a dominant one. They outplayed Afghanistan in all aspects of the game, and they deserved to win.
Conclusion
Glenn Maxwell's double century was the highlight of a great day for Australia. It was a record-breaking innings that will be remembered for years to come. Australia's victory was a dominant one, and they are now one step closer to winning the World Cup.
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