Tale of two tons: Voll shines as Aussies cruise to Bangladesh series win
- On Sunday, October 11, 2026, Bangladesh batter Sobhana Mostary scored 118 runs from 134 balls at Allan Border Field in Brisbane, becoming the eighth visiting batter to reach a century against Australia in women's ODIs.
- Australia captain Tahlia McGrath sent Bangladesh in after winning the toss, citing weather concerns; the visitors collapsed to 8 for three in the eighth over before the recovery began.
- Mostary partnered with captain Nigar Sultana Joty to add 195 runs for the fourth wicket, the largest stand for any Bangladesh wicket in women's ODIs history.
- Australia quick Megan Schutt claimed 4-36, the standout bowling performance, ending Mostary's innings by striking her leg stump.
- Mostary's performance set a record for the highest score by a number five batter against Australia in women's ODIs and equaled the highest individual score at Allan Border Field in the format.
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Sobhana Mostary scripts history, becomes first Bangladesh woman to score century against Australia
Sobhana Mostary showcased her exceptional batting skills by scoring 118 runs, leading Bangladesh to recover impressively after a shaky start. Partnering with captain Nigar Sultana, the pair amassed a remarkable 195 runs for the fourth wicket, turning the tide after losing three wickets for a mere eight runs. Bangladesh concluded their innings at 220/6, setting a challenging target for Australia.
Bangladesh’s Sobhana Mostary becomes eighth visiting batter to score ODI ton against Australia
Bangladesh’s Sobhana Mostary became only the eighth visiting batter to score a century against Australia in the second ODI between the two sides at the Allan Border Field in Brisbane on Sunday, October 11.
Sobhana Mostary Registers Highest-Ever Individual Score For Bangladesh in Women's ODI | 🏏 LatestLY
Bangladesh Women captain Nigar Sultana scored a defiant unbeaten 74 runs from 114 balls, guiding her team to a total of 220 for 6 against Australia Women in the second ODI on October 11, 2026, at Allan Border Field. Megan Schutt was Australia's top performer with 4 wickets. 🏏 Sobhana Mostary Registers Highest-Ever Individual Score For Bangladesh in Women's ODI.
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