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Sobhana Mostary scores Bangladesh’s first women’s ODI century against Australia
Bangladesh batter Sobhana Mostary scored 118 in the second women’s one-day international against Australia in Brisbane.
She became the first Bangladesh woman to score an ODI century against Australia.
Bangladesh had lost three wickets for eight runs when Mostary and captain Nigar Sultana Joty began rebuilding the innings.
They added 195 runs, a record partnership against Australia in women’s ODIs, and Bangladesh finished on 220/6.
Joty scored 74, while Mostary hit 18 boundaries in her 134-ball innings.
Australia chased down the target in 28.1 overs, winning by nine wickets and securing the series with a match to spare.
Mostary’s century was a landmark for Bangladesh cricket, even though it could not prevent defeat.
Sobhana Mostary became the first Bangladesh woman to score an ODI century against Australia, making 118 in the second ODI in Brisbane.
She and captain Nigar Sultana Joty added 195 runs for the fourth wicket after Bangladesh had slumped to 8/3.
Bangladesh finished on 220/6, with Joty unbeaten on 74.
Australia won by nine wickets, with Georgia Voll scoring an unbeaten 131.
The sources differ on whether Australia elected to bowl first or Bangladesh were asked to bat first.
- Who
- Sobhana Mostary, Bangladesh batter, scored the century.
- What
- She made 118 off 134 balls, becoming the first Bangladesh woman to score an ODI century against Australia.
- When
- October 11, 2026.
- Where
- Allan Border Field in Brisbane, Australia.
- Why
- Mostary and Nigar Sultana Joty rebuilt Bangladesh’s innings after it fell to 8/3.
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Bangladesh lost three wickets for eight runs early in its innings.
Mostary and Joty put on 195 runs for the fourth wicket as Bangladesh reached 220/6.
Australia chased the target in 28.1 overs and won by nine wickets.
- Mostary’s score
- 118 off 134 balls
- Fourth-wicket partnership
- 195 runs
- Bangladesh total
- 220/6
- Australia’s winning margin
- Nine wickets
- Venue
- Allan Border Field, Brisbane
Sources
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