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

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 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 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

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, and live scores from every match Pakistani fans follow are in the cricket match centre.