On October 14, 2026, Australia Women defeated Bangladesh Women by eight wickets in the third ODI at Allan Border Field in Brisbane, completing a 3-0 series sweep. Australia Women achieved the goal of 173 in 23 overs to complete a commanding series sweep, while Bangladesh Women were bowled out for 172.
With figures of 4 for 16 from 10 overs, including five maidens, Megan Schutt was the most impressive player. She finished the three-match series with ten wickets overall, earning her the titles of Player of the Series and Player of the Match.
Ellyse Perry scored 65 off 64 balls with eight fours, while Annabel Sutherland led the chase with an undefeated 74 off 52 balls and 12 fours. The two made sure Australia Women easily finished the chase and ended the series without losing a wicket in the closing stages.
After falling to 18 for 3 in the first nine overs of their innings, Bangladesh Women were in serious trouble. This was the third straight game in the series where they lost three wickets in the first ten overs, a pattern that frequently put pressure on their middle order right away.
Sobhana Mostary, who had scored a century in the second ODI, was removed in the third ODI by Schutt, who was instrumental in the early damage. The Australian seamers’ ability to control the powerplay and middle overs was demonstrated by Kim Garth, who bowled unchanged alongside Schutt for the first 17 overs while remaining wicketless despite drawing several edges from Bangladeshi hitters.
The Bangladesh Women’s innings was somewhat respectable thanks to half-centuries from Shorna Akter and Sharmin Akhter, but the team was ultimately dismissed for 172 after failing to recover from the early collapse. On a challenging afternoon at Allan Border Field, the two fifties were the only sustained resistance Bangladesh could muster.
How did the Australian women’s team do during the entire series?
Throughout the three-match series, Australia Women dominated, winning every game by a sizable margin and never having to contend with a competitive chase. On October 9, 2026, they won the first ODI at Allan Border Field by seven wickets. On October 11, 2026, they won the second ODI at the same location by nine wickets. In that second game, Georgia Voll put on one of the series’ most dominant individual batting performances, scoring 131 not out.
A thorough series performance was completed with an 8-wicket victory in the third ODI. The disparity in skill between the two teams throughout the tour was evident as Australia Women won all three of their games at Allan Border Field in Brisbane and did not encounter a competitive chase in any of them.
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Sutherland’s undefeated 74 in the final game highlighted the depth of Australia Women’s batting lineup, while Schutt’s series total of 10 wickets was the tour’s defining bowling contribution. With every department playing at a high level in all three games, the series result validated Australia Women’s total domination at home against Bangladesh Women.
