Live Update: Voll 131* trumps Mostary 118 as Australia seal series Voll and Litchfield add 162 for the first wicket as Australia ace the chase The three who matter: Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah all smiles after dismissing Pat Cummins The three who matter: Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah all smiles after dismissing Pat Cummins, India vs Australia, World Cup, Chennai, October 8, 2023 The smile of a champion – Mohammed Siraj picked up five wickets in a ten-ball period, India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup final, Colombo, September 17, 2023 Alyssa Healy poses with the trophy after Australia retained the Ashes, England vs Australia, 3rd ODI, Women’s Ashes, Taunton, July 18, 2023 A general view of the Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Pakistan v Sri Lanka, 3rd match, Jaipur, October 17, 2006 A general view of the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur, Punjab Kings vs Delhi Citals, IPL 2024, Mullanpur, March 23, 2024 The Haryana Cricket Association’s Bansi Lal Stadium in Lahli, Haryana v Rajasthan, 1st semi-final, Ranji Trophy 2011-12, Rohtak, 1st day, January 10, 2012 Georgia Voll celebrates her century, Australia vs Bangladesh, 2nd women’s ODI, Brisbane, October 11, 2026 Australia 222 for 1 (Voll 131*, Litchfield 70, Akter 1-32) beat Bangladesh 220 for 6 (Mostary 118, Nigar 74*, Schutt 4-36) by nine wickets In the end, though, it was all in vain as Georgia Voll and Phoebe Litchfield went crash, bang and wallop to power Australia to a commanding nine-wicket win in the second ODI in Brisbane.
Voll, who missed out in the opening ODI, was determined to make up. She got going by thrashing fast bowler Habiba Islam through point, an area she went to multiple times during her knock. Litchfield had an early slice of luck when she edged Marufa Akter past the lone diving slip but the rest of her innings was faultless as she lit up Brisbane with the full repertoire of strokes.
Litchfield took on the spin of Nahida Akhter, thumping her past backward point before lifting her over covers and through mid-off. Voll then smashed two fours off Habiba before taking Ritu Moni for four fours in the tenth over. By then, she had raced past fifty off just 34 balls as Australia reached 82 for 0.
Sobhana Mostary recorded the highest score in Bangladesh ODI history, Australia vs Bangladesh, 2nd women’s ODI, Brisbane, October 11, 2026 If Voll brought the power game to the middle, Litchfield showed her nimble footwork and innovative shot-making. She reverse-swept legspinner Rabeya Khan with force and twice lped Marufa over the wicketkeeper’s head, also raising her second half-century in as many games. Australia had raced to 131 for 0 in 15 overs, with no respite for Bangladesh in sight.
Litchfield hit the first six of the match, lifting Shorna Akter over mid-off but fell the very next ball, top-edging a reverse sweep to cover. Voll, who had raced to 90 by then, inched closer to her century with a forceful sweep off Rabeya and reached her ton in the 25th over. She had a reprieve on 104 when Sharmin Akhter dropped a relatively easy chance back-pedalling from midwicket.
Voll then hammered Habiba for four fours in an over, before ending the game in the 29th with plenty to spare. Perry also struck two fours in her unbeaten 19 off 22 balls, with Australia maintaining a run-rate of 7.88. Earlier, Nigar said that Bangladesh “wanted to test ourselves in the middle as a batting unit”.
They, however, found themselves in early trouble with Megan Schutt and Kim Garth all over the top order. Bangladesh managed just two runs in the first four overs, with Schutt accounting for Fargana, who was caught behind for a 13-ball duck. It was a hard-length ball just around off that climbed awkwardly, resulting in an edge.
Sharmin Sultana brought up Bangladesh’s first four of the innings, when she ramped Garth over slips, but she soon fell lbw. Garth got a good-length ball to skid through and catch her on the crease, with DRS intervention required to send her back for 5. Schutt got on the board for the second time when she clean bowled Sharmin Akhter with a very full ball for an 11-ball duck.
It was all Australia at that stage with the visitors at 8 for 3 in 7.2 overs. But things were going to change soon. Mostary looked positive from almost the get-go as she crunched Schutt through covers to get off the mark.
While Nigar took her time to settle, Mostary looked assured. She opened up her shoulders as soon as spin was introduced. She slped Georgia Wareham past backward point, and then drilled her through covers before driving her on the up for a third four in the 13th over.
Annabel Sutherland was whipped imperiously through square leg by Nigar as the two Bangladesh batters continued to build. Nigar brought up the fifty-run stand with an aerial flick through midwicket and celebrated it with a whack over mid-on against Ash Gardner. Tahlia McGrath rung in the changes, even bringing herself on but to no avail.
Mostary thumped Alana King for two fours in the 30th over, the second of which brought up her fourth ODI half-century off 66 balls. She drove, cut and flicked with class, waltzing past her highest ODI score of 74, even as Nigar struggled to rotate the strike. Mostary screamed through the 80s, with back-to-back fours against McGrath while Nigar also notched up her tenth ODI fifty as the duo crossed the 150-run stand.
It was a case of nervous 90s for Mostary, but she settled her nerves with a flash through backward point against Sutherland to move to 99. She soon reached her maiden ODI century with a push to covers and celebrated with gusto. Mostary rushed past Fargana’s previous highest score for Bangladesh in ODIs with back-to-back fours against Sutherland as Bangladesh crossed 200 in the 47th over.
Mostary’s epic finally ended on 118 when she played all around a low full toss from Schutt, who finished with 4 for 36. Bangladesh lost a cluster of wickets in the end but Nigar managed to help them reach 220 but it wasn’t enough. Georgia Voll celebrates her century, Australia vs Bangladesh, 2nd women’s ODI, Brisbane, October 11, 2026 Edged and taken!
Fargana’s stay in the middle is a short one. Lovely line, lovely length and Schutt is on the board. Lands the ball just on off with a hint of she away from Fargana, who pushes at it, gets a thick outside edge and Mooney dos the rest.
Big peal for lbw, more from behind the stumps than in front of it. The umpire remains unmoved. This looks close and McGrath has reviewed.
Was a length ball on on middle, and an inswinger which decks back into Sultana and hits her on the back pad. What does the ball tracker say? Hits her in line and the ball is going to knock the top of leg stump.
That is a stunning review from Australia. Schutt has her second and Bangladesh are three down with barely anything on the board. Very full on off stump, Sharmin looks for a drive, misses it altogether and sees her off pole pegged back.
Bowled’em with a full-toss ball! A brilliant innings, a phenomenal effort finally comes to an end. Bowls a low full-toss dipping ridly and Mostary goes for the big whack stroke through the line of the ball, fails to connect and lands on the base of the leg stump.
Pats on the shoulder, handshakes offered by the home team. A huge round of plause from the crowd as Mostary trudges back to the dugout. Take a bow, young lady.
You have done wonders with the bat! Sobhana Mostary recorded the highest score in Bangladesh ODI history, Australia vs Bangladesh, 2nd women’s ODI, Brisbane, October 11, 2026 Caught at deep midwicket! Fuller length ball on the leg stump line, moves away from the wicket to create room, slogs it with the toe-end of the bat, doesn’t get enough elevation or power against the slower delivery, picks out Wareham at the cow corner area.
Good length ball on the leg stump line, tped to the right of the bowler as the batters set off for a quick single. Schutt rushes forward, picks up the ball, turns around and hits the bullseye at the non-striker’s end. Ritu Moni keeps on jogging, simply changing her direction from the bowler’s end straight toward the dugout.
Big peal for lbw, more from behind the stumps than in front of it. The umpire remains unmoved. This looks close and McGrath has reviewed.
Was a length ball on on middle, and an inswinger which decks back into Sultana and hits her on the back pad. What does the ball tracker say? Hits her in line and the ball is going to knock the top of leg stump.
That is a stunning review from Australia. Edged and taken! Fargana’s stay in the middle is a short one.
Lovely line, lovely length and Schutt is on the board. Lands the ball just on off with a hint of she away from Fargana, who pushes at it, gets a thick outside edge and Mooney dos the rest. Schutt has her second and Bangladesh are three down with barely anything on the board.
Very full on off stump, Sharmin looks for a drive, misses it altogether and sees her off pole pegged back. Bowled’em with a full-toss ball! A brilliant innings, a phenomenal effort finally comes to an end.
Bowls a low full-toss dipping ridly and Mostary goes for the big whack stroke through the line of the ball, fails to connect and lands on the base of the leg stump. Pats on the shoulder, handshakes offered by the home team. A huge round of plause from the crowd as Mostary trudges back to the dugout.
Take a bow, young lady. You have done wonders with the bat! Caught at deep midwicket!
Fuller length ball on the leg stump line, moves away from the wicket to create room, slogs it with the toe-end of the bat, doesn’t get enough elevation or power against the slower delivery, picks out Wareham at the cow corner area. Sobhana Mostary recorded the highest score in Bangladesh ODI history, Australia vs Bangladesh, 2nd women’s ODI, Brisbane, October 11, 2026 Edged and taken! Fargana’s stay in the middle is a short one.
Lovely line, lovely length and Schutt is on the board. Lands the ball just on off with a hint of she away from Fargana, who pushes at it, gets a thick outside edge and Mooney dos the rest. Big peal for lbw, more from behind the stumps than in front of it.
The umpire remains unmoved. This looks close and McGrath has reviewed. Was a length ball on on middle, and an inswinger which decks back into Sultana and hits her on the back pad.
What does the ball tracker say? Hits her in line and the ball is going to knock the top of leg stump. That is a stunning review from Australia.
Schutt has her second and Bangladesh are three down with barely anything on the board. Very full on off stump, Sharmin looks for a drive, misses it altogether and sees her off pole pegged back. Bowled’em with a full-toss ball!
A brilliant innings, a phenomenal effort finally comes to an end. Bowls a low full-toss dipping ridly and Mostary goes for the big whack stroke through the line of the ball, fails to connect and lands on the base of the leg stump. Pats on the shoulder, handshakes offered by the home team.
A huge round of plause from the crowd as Mostary trudges back to the dugout. Take a bow, young lady. You have done wonders with the bat!
Sobhana Mostary recorded the highest score in Bangladesh ODI history, Australia vs Bangladesh, 2nd women’s ODI, Brisbane, October 11, 2026 Caught at deep midwicket! Fuller length ball on the leg stump line, moves away from the wicket to create room, slogs it with the toe-end of the bat, doesn’t get enough elevation or power against the slower delivery, picks out Wareham at the cow corner area. Good length ball on the leg stump line, tped to the right of the bowler as the batters set off for a quick single.
Schutt rushes forward, picks up the ball, turns around and hits the bullseye at the non-striker’s end. Ritu Moni keeps on jogging, simply changing her direction from the bowler’s end straight toward the dugout. Finally, Bangladesh Women manage to find a breakthrough!
Bowls a wide ball down the leg-side but Pheebs is adamant to go with the reverse sweep stroke, gets the leading edge and chips it to the cover ring fielder at the edge of the circle. Finally, Bangladesh Women manage to find a breakthrough! Bowls a wide ball down the leg-side but Pheebs is adamant to go with the reverse sweep stroke, gets the leading edge and chips it to the cover ring fielder at the edge of the circle.
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