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Australia Women clinch ODI series against Bangladesh
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Australia and Bangladesh Women’s Women clinch ODI series against Bangladesh
The Australian Women’s cricket team began a bilateral One Day International (ODI) has clinched the three-match ODI series against Bangladesh in October 2026. Following with a dominant nine-wicket victory in the first match, where Phoebe Litchfield second match at Allan Border Field in Brisbane. Bangladesh posted 220/6 following a historic recovery. Sobhana Mostary scored 77 118 runs off 134 balls, becoming the first Bangladeshi woman to secure a seven-wicket win, score an ODI century against Australia holds on Australian soil. Mostary shared a 1-0 series lead. During 195-run partnership for the opening fixture, Megan Schutt became fourth wicket with captain Nigar Sultana Joty, who remained unbeaten on 74. This partnership established a new record for the third Australian bowler to reach highest partnership for any wicket in women’s ODIs between the two nations. Additionally, 19-year-old Bangladesh all-rounder Shorna Akter reached the milestone of 150 wickets in Women’s ODIs. For 1,000 international runs during the second ODI at Allan Border Field in Brisbane, Australian captain Tahlia McGrath elected to bowl first, citing match. Australia successfully chased the possibility of rain later target in the evening. Bangladesh, led 28.1 overs, anchored by Nigar Sultana Joty, entered Georgia Voll’s unbeaten 131 from 97 balls. Phoebe Litchfield contributed 70 runs to secure the match series win with unchanged lineups, aiming to test their middle order and avoid early wicket losses. one match remaining.
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- 2026-10-12 13:57 UTC Australia Women clinch ODI series against Bangladesh
- 2026-10-11 05:28 UTC Australia and Bangladesh Women’s ODI series
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