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Megan Schutt masterclass inspires Australia to clean sweep
Megan Schutt took 4-16 as Australia sealed the series with 137-run partnership between Ellyse Perry and Annabel Sutherland.
- On Wednesday, Australia secured a 3-0 ODI series sweep against Bangladesh, coasting to an eight-wicket victory at Allan Border Field. Fast bowler Megan Schutt restricted the visitors to 172 all out.
- Player of the series Schutt dominated the Brisbane venue with a four-wicket haul of 4-16 across 10 overs. The 33-year-old claimed 10 wickets at an average of 7.1 throughout the series.
- Chasing 172, Australia recovered from early losses of openers Georgia Voll and Beth Mooney . Ellyse Perry and Annabel Sutherland anchored an unbeaten 137-run partnership, sealing victory inside 23 overs.
- Following a hip strain on Sunday, opener Phoebe Litchfield missed the match. Medical staff will monitor her ahead of the three-game T20 series against New Zealand starting in Sydney on Tuesday.
- Despite the series loss, Bangladesh batter Sharmin Akhter noted the team gained valuable experience playing in Australia for the first time. Akhter scored 50, while teammate Shorna Akter added a career-best 54 off 71 deliveries.
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Schutt stars as Australia complete 3-0 sweep of Bangladesh
MEGAN Schutt’s four-wicket haul set up Australia’s eight-wicket victory over Bangladesh in the third ODI at Allan Border Field in Brisbane on Wednesday (October 14), completing a 3-0 series sweep. Schutt returned figures of 4 for 16, while Annabel Sutherland and Ellyse Perry struck unbeaten half-centuries to guide the hosts to the target of […]
Australia Women Complete 3-0 ODI Series Sweep Over Bangladesh With Eight-wicket Win
Allan Border Field: Australia completed a comprehensive 3-0 sweep of the women's ODI series against Bangladesh with a clinical eight-wicket victory in the third and final match at Allan Border Field here, chasing down a target of 173 in just 22.4 overs with 164 balls to spare.
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