Australia Women won by nine wickets with 131 balls remaining against Bangladesh Women in the second ODI on Saturday, October 10, 2026, powered by Player of the Match Georgia Voll’s 131. Australia reached 222/1 in 28.1 overs after Bangladesh posted 220/6, securing a second successive victory and clinching the three-match ODI series.

Mostary’s century gives Bangladesh a platform

Sobhana Mostary supplied the centrepiece of Bangladesh’s innings with 118, while Nigar Sultana contributed 74. Their combined 192 runs accounted for the vast majority of Bangladesh’s 220/6 across 50 overs, giving the visitors a total to defend despite Australia’s wicket-taking threat.

Shorna Akter added eight, but Megan Schutt’s four wickets helped Australia keep the innings in check. Kim Garth also took one wicket, while Alana King finished without a wicket. Mostary’s century and Sultana’s substantial contribution were Bangladesh’s major batting successes, yet the total ultimately proved insufficient against an emphatic Australian response.

Voll drives a commanding chase

Voll took centre stage with 131 as Australia chased down their target inside 29 overs. Phoebe Litchfield contributed 70 and Ellyse Perry added 19, with Australia losing just one wicket on the way to 222/1.

The contrast between the innings was decisive: Bangladesh used their full 50 overs to reach 220, while Australia’s chase was complete after 28.1 overs. Voll’s century provided the dominant contribution, and Litchfield’s 70 ensured Australia had another substantial source of runs.

Shorna Akter claimed Bangladesh’s only wicket. Among the other bowlers, Marufa Akter returned 0/21 from three overs and Habiba Islam 0/24 from four. Nahida Akter conceded 14 in her one over without a wicket, Rabeya Khan returned 0/5 from one over, and Ritu Moni finished with 0/18 from one over.

Key performers

  • Georgia Voll: 131 runs and Player of the Match in Australia’s nine-wicket victory.
  • Phoebe Litchfield: 70 runs in Australia’s successful chase.
  • Ellyse Perry: 19 runs as Australia reached 222/1.
  • Sobhana Mostary: 118 runs for Bangladesh.
  • Nigar Sultana: 74 runs in Bangladesh’s 220/6.
  • Megan Schutt: Four wickets, the largest wicket haul of the match.
  • Kim Garth: One wicket for Australia.
  • Shorna Akter: Eight runs and Bangladesh’s only wicket.

NerdSports Stat: Sobhana Mostary and Nigar Sultana combined for 192 runs — 87.3% of Bangladesh’s total of 220.

Australia clinch the series with an ODI to spare

Australia followed their seven-wicket win with 146 balls remaining in the first ODI on October 8 with an even more comprehensive victory by wickets. Having won both opening ODIs, they hold an unassailable 2-0 lead: this result decides the series rather than merely extending an advantage.

The third and final ODI between Australia Women and Bangladesh Women is scheduled for Tuesday, October 13. Bangladesh will look to convert their individual batting successes into a stronger team result, while Australia have the opportunity to complete a clean sweep.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the match between Australia Women and Bangladesh Women?

Australia Women won the match by nine wickets with 131 balls remaining, reaching 222/1 in reply to Bangladesh Women’s 220/6.

Who was the Player of the Match?

Georgia Voll was named Player of the Match for scoring 131 runs in Australia’s successful chase.

What is the series standing after this match?

Australia have won both opening ODIs to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.

Who was the top scorer in this match?

Georgia Voll top-scored with 131 runs.

When is the next match in the series?

Australia Women face Bangladesh Women in the third and final ODI on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.