Women’s ODI World Cup: History Made in Brisbane as Sobhana Mostary Scores Maiden Century Against Australia

Bangladesh W face off against Australia W on Monday in the World One Day International Women. In this match, Australia W won by nine wickets, making Bangladesh W lose their last five games, while Australia W have a 21-game winning streak. Bangladesh W batted first, with Sobhana Mostary and Nigar Sultana Joty pulling off a record as the highest partnership for Bangladesh W in the World One Day International Women to add 195 runs.

Sobhana Mostary scored 118, becoming the highest-ever woman to score a century (100) and setting the Bangladesh women's highest individual score in the Women's ODI World Cup. Australia W is the world-beating team; pulling off this sensational record against them was huge. Bangladesh finished on 220 for 6.

Australia W had time to chase the target; Georgia Voll smashed an excellent run as she scored 131 not out off 97 balls, marking her third World One Day International women's century, and Phoebe Litchfield hit 70 off 51. Later, they added 162 runs in under 20 overs. Australia W won with 131 balls remaining.

Voll was named Player of the Match for her outstanding innings and praised her partnership with Litchfield during the post-match interview.

“It was good. After them batting the fifty and having a really good partnership, we knew it was a good wicket. Phoebe Litchfield and I started great. We love pairing, so to put on a partnership like that was pretty cool. To finish it off with Ellyse Perry was great,” Georgia Voll said in the post-match interview.