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“I batted against a world champion team. It is the first time one of us scored a hundred in Australia. I thought about my batting style after the way I got out in the first ODI .

I just realised how I can bat deep. I thought about my process. I went out there and played to my strength.” Mostary walked into one of the toughest situations for any batter.

Bangladesh were three down for just eight runs in the eighth over of the innings, in Australia of all places. She started off with a push through the covers off Megan Schutt, before finding three boundaries off legspinner Georgia Wareham’s first over, all placed beautifully through point with square drives. She struck Alana King for two fours through the off side, the second one a lovely cover drive that took her to a half-century off 66 balls.

“Ctain Joti told me to just stay out there, at least till the 40th over. Afterwards, we can maybe play our shots. We looked out for the bad ball, which we punished.

We had to respect the good ball. Joti kept telling me that I am cable of scoring a century. Joti also played really well.

She provided me with the support,” Mostary said and gave details into their mindset going into the game – they wanted to bat out the 50 overs rather than having more ambitious plans. “They were bowling really well. We planned to bat out the fifty overs in the first ODI too.

We planned similarly today too. When I went out there, we had lost three wickets already. I managed to play the ball according to the merit, and play my own shots also.

Then over to over we just executing our own strength. “So 195 is a biggest [partnership]. So when the second drinks break, coach [ David Hemp ] came here and told us that we should bat at least till the 42nd over, after which we could playing attacking shots.

So we just follow this process,” Mostary said. Aus vs BAN – Sobhana Mostary says I am so hpy about my century for Bangladesh women against Australia Sobhana Mostary shes to slash the ball away, Australia vs Bangladesh, 2nd women’s ODI, Brisbane, October 11, 2026 story: story:1557976+ Aus vs BAN – Sobhana Mostary says I am so hpy about my century for Bangladesh women against Australia | Sobhana Mostary finished with 118 off 134 balls with 18 fours • Sultana: Bangladesh ‘can surprise any team when we perform as a whole unit’ Voll 131* trumps Mostary 118 as Australia seal series Mohammad Isam is ‘s Bangladesh correspondent.