Sutherland and Litchfield lead Australia to quick and convincing win in ODI series opener
Bangladesh’s second visit to Australia and their first women’s ODI in the country began on a disappointing note as Australia ran out quick and convincing victors. Annabel Sutherland showed why she is regarded as one of the most versatile fast-bowling allrounders in the world by taking 4 for 30. She kept the batters on their […]
In Australia's first women's ODI against Bangladesh, Annabel Sutherland's standout performance proved decisive. The fast-bowling allrounder claimed 4 for 30, becoming one of the world's most versatile bowlers. Phoebe Litchfield added 77 runs, helping Australia dismiss Bangladesh for 166 in 49.4 overs, leaving them seven wickets short of the target.
This victory extended Australia's unbeaten run in ODIs at the Allan Border Field in Brisbane to 22 games. Ritu Moni, Bangladesh's top performer, scored 45, but was limited by cramps. She and Phoebe Litchfield put up a spirited chase, but Litchfield's powerful batting proved the difference.
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