# Georgia Voll 131* as Australia Women beat Bangladesh by 9 wickets, despite Sobhana Mostary's record 118

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Published: 11 Oct 2026
Updated: 11 Oct 2026
Retrieved: 11 Oct 2026

> Bangladesh's Mostary made the highest score in their women's ODI history, then Voll and Phoebe Litchfield put on 162 and Australia sealed the series in Brisbane with 131 balls to spare.

**Georgia Voll** made **131 not out from 97 balls** as **Australia Women beat Bangladesh Women by 9 wickets** in the 2nd ODI in Brisbane on Sunday 11 October, chasing **221 in 28.1 overs** to seal the series, [ESPNcricinfo's scorecard](https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/bangladesh-women-in-australia-2026-27-1528686/australia-women-vs-bangladesh-women-2nd-odi-1528717/match-report) shows. Voll was named player of the match.

## Sobhana Mostary's record hundred

Bangladesh batted first and made **220 for 6**. The innings belonged to **Sobhana Mostary**, whose **118** is the **highest score in Bangladesh women's ODI history**, ESPNcricinfo reported, and her maiden ODI century. [The Daily Star](https://www.thedailystar.net/sports/cricket/news/mostarys-maiden-wodi-ton-against-australia-rewrites-record-books-4295841) said it also makes her the first Bangladesh woman to score an international hundred against Australia.

It was not enough on a good batting day. Bangladesh's total was their best answer to a batting line-up that has struggled all tour, but it left Australia needing only 4.4 an over.

## Voll and Litchfield finish it early

**Voll and Phoebe Litchfield** added **162 for the first wicket**, and Australia lost only one wicket in the chase. They got home with **131 balls remaining**, a margin that tells you how one-sided the second half was. Voll's 131* came at a strike rate of 135.

## Score summary

| | |
| --- | --- |
| Bangladesh Women | 220 for 6 (50 overs), Sobhana Mostary 118 |
| Australia Women | 222 for 1 (28.1 overs), Georgia Voll 131* |
| Result | Australia Women won by 9 wickets |
| Venue | Brisbane, 11 October 2026 (day-night) |

## Why it matters

The result keeps Australia's home summer on track ahead of a busy international season, and gives Bangladesh a record to take home from a tour where their batting had been their weak point. Pakistan Women's fixtures and results are on our [Pakistan women's cricket page](/news/cricket/pakistan-womens-cricket-team-squad-captain-fixtures-and-results), and live scores from every match Pakistani fans follow are in the [cricket match centre](/cricket-today).

## Frequently asked questions

**Who won Australia Women vs Bangladesh Women 2nd ODI?**

Australia Women, by 9 wickets with 131 balls left, in Brisbane on 11 October 2026. Georgia Voll made 131 not out.

**What is the highest score by a Bangladesh woman in ODIs?**

Sobhana Mostary's 118 against Australia in Brisbane on 11 October 2026, according to ESPNcricinfo.

## Sources

- Voll 131* trumps Mostary 118 as Australia seal series (11 Oct 2026) (ESPNcricinfo): https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/bangladesh-women-in-australia-2026-27-1528686/australia-women-vs-bangladesh-women-2nd-odi-1528717/match-report
- Mostary's maiden WODI ton against Australia rewrites record books (The Daily Star): https://www.thedailystar.net/sports/cricket/news/mostarys-maiden-wodi-ton-against-australia-rewrites-record-books-4295841

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