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Georgia Voll Century Powers Australia to Dominant Nine-Wicket Win Over Bangladesh

  • Authored By: Sports Now
  • Updated Oct 11, 2026, 15:30 IST

Georgia Voll smashed a brilliant 131 off 97 balls to lead Australia Women to a commanding nine-wicket victory over Bangladesh in the second ODI at Allan Border Field, taking a 1-0 series lead.

Georgia Voll Century Powers Australia to Dominant Nine-Wicket Win Over Bangladesh

Voll Masterclass Overshadows Mostary Heroics

Australia Women secured a commanding nine-wicket victory over Bangladesh in the second ODI at Allan Border Field, driven by a spectacular century from Georgia Voll. Chasing a target of 221, the hosts made light work of the requirement, reaching the total with ease to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. Voll was the undisputed star of the afternoon, finishing unbeaten on 131 from just 97 deliveries to ensure the result was never in doubt.

The foundation for the chase was laid by a dominant opening partnership. Voll and Phoebe Litchfield dismantled the Bangladesh bowling attack from the outset, putting on 162 runs for the first wicket. The momentum only shifted slightly when Litchfield fell in the 20th over, but by then, the back of the chase had been broken. Voll continued her aggressive approach, steering Australia to 222/1 and sealing a clinical win.

Schutt Leads Bowling Effort Before Batting Collapse

Earlier in the day, Australia captained the toss and elected to bowl, a decision that paid dividends thanks to a disciplined performance from the bowling unit. Megan Schutt was the standout performer, dismantling the Bangladesh middle and lower order with a clinical spell of 4/36 from her 10 overs. Her ability to strike at crucial intervals prevented the visitors from building the momentum needed to post a more challenging total.

Despite the regular loss of wickets, Bangladesh found resilience through a significant partnership between Sobhana Mostary and Nigar Sultana. Mostary played a lone hand of defiance, anchoring the innings with a composed 118 off 134 balls, while Sultana provided steady support with 74 off 114 balls. The pair worked hard to navigate the Australian attack, but once the partnership was broken, the innings stalled. Bangladesh ultimately finished their 50 overs on 220/6, a total that proved insufficient against a powerful Australian batting lineup on a good Brisbane surface.