MDX query is reporting a unique row for each instance rather then rolling the data into one row where multiple column details apply - mdx

Question

When I use the below MDX query on Azure Data factory Pipeline which is used to transfer data from SAP BW to Azure:
SELECT { [Measures].[00O2TN6100F25XV2PK2K7KLIP] } ON COLUMNS,
NON EMPTY { [ZBW_Country].[LEVEL01].MEMBERS, [ZBW_Province].[LEVEL01].MEMBERS, [ZBW_City].[LEVEL01].MEMBERS } ON ROWS
FROM ZCO_MP01/YCO_MP01_Q006_V2_RS1
WHERE [0CALYEAR].[2019]
My table looks like:
Country Province City Sales
Canada 13.12
ON 13.12
Toronto 13.12
So I tried redefining it to below query:
SELECT {[Measures].[00O2TN6100F25XV2PK2K7KLIP] }ON 0,
NON EMPTY CROSSJOIN(CROSSJOIN(DISTINCT([ZBW_Country].[LEVEL01].MEMBERS), DISTINCT([ZBW_Province].[LEVEL01].MEMBERS)), DISTINCT([ZBW_City].[LEVEL01].MEMBERS)) PROPERTIES MEMBER_CAPTION, [ZBW_MATNR].[2ZBW_MATNR] ON 1
FROM [ZCO_MP01/YCO_MP01]
This query works for me, it solves the issue and now I receive the data like this
Country Province City Sales
Canada ON Toronto 13.12
But when I bring in rest of the fields (I have almost 55 fields) then my Azure pipeline keeps on running and I cannot see it neither working nor aborting.
Can anyone please help me modifying this query to address the above issue without using cross join? I suspect my query is making the system very slow to process.
FYI: I'm new to MDX and I did enabled tracing on Microsoft Power Bi and then used the MDX query from its logs to draft the above query)