Having finished the preliminary rounds with a 5-1 record, courtesy of a 50-run victory over Queensland yesterday, the hosts will attempt to claim its first title at the carnival since 2000-01, ending the Blues’ eight-year rein in the process.
Having won the toss and batted against Queensland, Julia Crockett-Grills led the way as she top-scored with 71 from 81 deliveries including six boundaries.
Commonwealth Bank VicSpirit rookie Kate Dempsey and skipper Sarah Chancellor-Goddard provided great support, with the pair each posting 42, the former from 70 balls and the later requiring just 41.
As a result, Victoria accumulated 9-238 from its 50 overs and successfully defended the totalwith an even spread of performances from the bowling group.
While the usual suspects were in the wickets, Kyra Black (1-17) and Charlotte Killeen (1-16) were both thrown the Kookaburra and responded with their first wickets of the tournament.
Victoria will clash with NSW at Eastern Oval from 10am today for the national title.
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