If Australia are to achieve a world record-equalling 21st consecutive ODI victory, they will need to do so without Meg Lanning after the Aussie captain was ruled out of the third and final one-dayer against New Zealand in Brisbane.
Lanning hit a match-winning 101 not out in the second ODI but tweaked her right hamstring in the process of guiding her team to a seven-wicket win.
Rachael Haynes will step up from her role as vice-captain to lead the Australians in Lanning's absence, with Australia to bat first after New Zealand won the toss.
Read more: https://www.cricket.com.au/news/australia-new-zealand-third-odi-toss-and-teams-allan-border-field-brisbane-lanning/2020-10-07
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