Bangladesh Women vs Australia Women, 3rd ODI, 14 Oct 2026

ICC Women's Championship 2025-26-2029 · 3rd ODI · ODIResult

Bangladesh Women17222.4 ov

Australia Women175/249.5 ov

AUS Women won by 8 wickets (with 164 balls remaining)

Player of the match: Megan Schutt

Match report

At Allan Border Field, Brisbane on 14 Oct 2026, AUS Women won by 8 wickets (with 164 balls remaining). The scores: Australia Women 172 (49.5 ov) and Bangladesh Women 175/2 (22.4 ov). Annabel Sutherland top-scored for Bangladesh Women with 74 off 52 balls. The best bowling figures were Megan Schutt's 4/16 from 10 overs. Player of the match: Megan Schutt. The full scorecard, fall of wickets and ball-by-ball are below.

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Australia lead the three-match ODI series 2-0, and the last match still carries ICC Women's Championship points at Allan Border Field in Brisbane on Wednesday 14 October. The first ball is at 9:50 am Bangladesh time.

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Australia Women to winPick✓

Bangladesh Women 38%62% Australia Women

In the matches we have stored, Bangladesh Women won 1 of 5 and Australia Women won 5 of 5.
Head to head in our data: Bangladesh Women 0, Australia Women 2 (2 matches).
First innings here average 193 (166, 220).
Toss winners won 2 of 2 finished games here; batting first won 0 of 2.

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Scorecard

Australia Women172/10 (49.5 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	SR
Murshida Khatunc Wareham b Schutt	1	8	0	12.5
Sarmin Sultanac King b Schutt	6	21	1	28.57
Sharmin Akhterc Carey b Perry	50	93	8	53.76
Nigar Sultanac Mooney b Schutt	3	14	0	21.42
Sobhana Mostaryc Wareham b Schutt	9	24	1	37.5
Shorna Akterst Mooney b Sutherland	54	71	4	76.05
Ritu Monic Perry b Gardner	9	21	1	42.85
Rabeya Khanb King	13	16	2	81.25
Disha Biswasnot out	13	26	1	50
Habiba Islamc Carey b Sutherland	0	2	0	0
Sultana Khatunc Garth b Gardner	5	3	1	166.66

Extras 9 (b 0, lb 3, w 6, nb 0, p 6)Total 172/10 · Run rate 3.45

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
Megan Schutt	10	5	16	4	1.6
Kim Garth	10	1	37	0	3.7
Ashleigh Gardner	9.5	0	49	2	4.98
Nicola Carey	4	0	16	0	4
Ellyse Perry	5	0	10	1	2
Alana King	5	0	16	1	3.2
Annabel Sutherland	6	0	25	2	4.16

Bangladesh Women175/2 (22.4 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Georgia Volllbw b Sultana Khatun	11	6	2	0	183.33
Beth Mooneyb Disha Biswas	21	14	1	1	150
Ellyse Perrynot out	65	64	8	0	101.56
Annabel Sutherlandnot out	74	52	12	0	142.3

Extras 4 (b 0, lb 4, w 0, nb 0)Total 175/2 · Run rate 7.72

Did not bat: Ashleigh Gardner, Tahlia McGrath, Georgia Wareham, Nicola Carey, Kim Garth, Alana King, Megan Schutt

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
Habiba Islam	5.4	0	44	0	7.76
Sultana Khatun	3	0	32	1	10.66
Disha Biswas	5	1	40	1	8
Rabeya Khan	3	0	20	0	6.66
Ritu Moni	4	0	18	0	4.5
Shorna Akter	2	0	17	0	8.5

Fall of wickets

6-12.5 ov
Australia Women · Murshida Khatun c Wareham b Schutt 1 (8)
11-26.3 ov
Australia Women · Sarmin Sultana c King b Schutt 6 (21)
18-38.6 ov
Australia Women · Nigar Sultana c Mooney b Schutt 3 (14)
45-416.5 ov
Australia Women · Sobhana Mostary c Wareham b Schutt 9 (24)
99-533.1 ov
Australia Women · Sharmin Akhter c Carey b Perry 50 (93)
115-637.4 ov
Australia Women · Ritu Moni c Perry b Gardner 9 (21)
142-742.4 ov
Australia Women · Rabeya Khan b King 13 (16)
165-848.4 ov
Australia Women · Shorna Akter st Mooney b Sutherland 54 (71)
165-948.6 ov
Australia Women · Habiba Islam c Carey b Sutherland 0 (2)
172-1049.5 ov
Australia Women · Sultana Khatun c Garth b Gardner 5 (3)
13-11.4 ov
Bangladesh Women · Georgia Voll lbw b Sultana Khatun 11 (6)
38-25.2 ov
Bangladesh Women · Beth Mooney b Disha Biswas 21 (14)

Runs per over · Australia Women

150

Ball by ball

End of over 50 · 0 R · 1 W
49.5WGardner to Sultana Khatun
End of over 49 · 0 R · 2 W
48.6WSutherland to Habiba Islam
48.4WSutherland to Shorna Akter
End of over 23 · 13 R
22.44Habiba Islam to Sutherland
22.34Habiba Islam to Sutherland
22.21Habiba Islam to Perry
22.14Habiba Islam to Perry
End of over 22 · 13 R
21.61Disha Biswas to Perry
21.51Disha Biswas to Sutherland
21.42Disha Biswas to Sutherland
21.34Disha Biswas to Sutherland
21.24Disha Biswas to Sutherland
21.11Disha Biswas to Perry
End of over 21 · 9 R
20.6·Sultana Khatun to Sutherland
20.51Sultana Khatun to Perry
20.41Sultana Khatun to Sutherland
20.31Sultana Khatun to Perry
20.24Sultana Khatun to Perry
20.12Sultana Khatun to Perry
End of over 20 · 7 R
19.61Disha Biswas to Perry
19.51Disha Biswas to Sutherland
19.44Disha Biswas to Sutherland
19.31Disha Biswas to Perry
19.2·Disha Biswas to Perry
19.1·Disha Biswas to Perry
End of over 19 · 11 R
18.6·Shorna Akter to Sutherland
18.54Shorna Akter to Sutherland
18.44Shorna Akter to Sutherland
18.31Shorna Akter to Perry
18.21Shorna Akter to Sutherland
18.11Shorna Akter to Perry
End of over 18 · 7 R
17.64Ritu Moni to Sutherland
17.5·Ritu Moni to Sutherland
17.4·Ritu Moni to Sutherland
17.31Ritu Moni to Perry
17.21Ritu Moni to Sutherland
17.11Ritu Moni to Perry
End of over 17 · 6 R
16.6·Shorna Akter to Sutherland
16.5·Shorna Akter to Sutherland
16.41Shorna Akter to Perry
16.34Shorna Akter to Perry
16.2·Shorna Akter to Perry
16.11Shorna Akter to Sutherland
End of over 16 · 4 R
15.61Ritu Moni to Sutherland
15.51Ritu Moni to Perry
15.4·Ritu Moni to Perry
15.3·Ritu Moni to Perry
15.21Ritu Moni to Sutherland
15.11Ritu Moni to Perry
End of over 15 · 8 R
14.61Rabeya to Perry
14.5·Rabeya to Perry
14.41Rabeya to Sutherland
14.31Rabeya to Perry
14.21Rabeya to Sutherland
14.14Rabeya to Sutherland
End of over 14 · 7 R
13.6·Ritu Moni to Perry
13.51Ritu Moni to Sutherland
13.4·Ritu Moni to Sutherland
13.31Ritu Moni to Perry
13.21Ritu Moni to Sutherland
13.14Ritu Moni to Sutherland
End of over 13 · 10 R
12.6·Rabeya to Perry
12.54Rabeya to Perry
12.41Rabeya to Sutherland
12.32Rabeya to Sutherland
12.22Rabeya to Sutherland
12.11Rabeya to Perry
End of over 12 · 4 R
11.61Ritu Moni to Perry
11.51Ritu Moni to Sutherland
11.4·Ritu Moni to Sutherland
11.32Ritu Moni to Sutherland
11.2·Ritu Moni to Sutherland
11.1·Ritu Moni to Sutherland
End of over 11 · 2 R
10.6·Rabeya to Perry
10.5·Rabeya to Perry
10.41Rabeya to Sutherland
10.3·Rabeya to Sutherland
10.21Rabeya to Perry
10.1·Rabeya to Perry
End of over 10 · 11 R
9.64Disha Biswas to Sutherland
9.5·Disha Biswas to Sutherland
9.42Disha Biswas to Sutherland
9.34Disha Biswas to Sutherland
9.2·Disha Biswas to Sutherland
9.11Disha Biswas to Perry
End of over 9 · 11 R
8.64Habiba Islam to Sutherland
8.51Habiba Islam to Perry
8.4·Habiba Islam to Perry
8.31Habiba Islam to Sutherland
8.21Habiba Islam to Perry
8.14Habiba Islam to Perry
End of over 8 · 9 R
7.61Disha Biswas to Perry
7.54Disha Biswas to Perry
7.4·Disha Biswas to Perry
7.34Disha Biswas to Perry
7.2·Disha Biswas to Perry
7.1·Disha Biswas to Perry
End of over 7 · 5 R
6.6·Habiba Islam to Sutherland
6.51Habiba Islam to Perry
6.4·Habiba Islam to Perry
6.3·Habiba Islam to Perry
6.2·Habiba Islam to Perry
6.14Habiba Islam to Perry
End of over 6 · 0 R · 1 W
5.6·Disha Biswas to Sutherland
5.5·Disha Biswas to Sutherland
5.4·Disha Biswas to Sutherland
5.3·Disha Biswas to Sutherland
5.2WDisha Biswas to Mooney
5.1·Disha Biswas to Mooney
End of over 5 · 4 R
4.6·Habiba Islam to Perry
4.51Habiba Islam to Mooney
4.41Habiba Islam to Perry
4.3·Habiba Islam to Perry
4.21Habiba Islam to Mooney
4.11Habiba Islam to Perry
End of over 4 · 15 R
3.61Sultana Khatun to Perry
3.53Sultana Khatun to Mooney
3.41Sultana Khatun to Perry
3.33Sultana Khatun to Mooney
3.26Sultana Khatun to Mooney
3.11Sultana Khatun to Perry
End of over 3 · 6 R
2.61Habiba Islam to Perry
2.5·Habiba Islam to Perry
2.4·Habiba Islam to Perry
2.31Habiba Islam to Mooney
2.24Habiba Islam to Mooney
2.1·Habiba Islam to Mooney
End of over 2 · 8 R · 1 W
1.6·Sultana Khatun to Perry
1.5·Sultana Khatun to Perry
1.4WSultana Khatun to Voll
1.3·Sultana Khatun to Voll
1.24Sultana Khatun to Voll
1.14Sultana Khatun to Voll
End of over 1 · 5 R
0.62Habiba Islam to Mooney
0.5·Habiba Islam to Mooney
0.4·Habiba Islam to Mooney
0.3·Habiba Islam to Mooney
0.21Habiba Islam to Voll
0.12Habiba Islam to Voll

Squads

Bangladesh Women

Playing XI: Murshida Khatun, Sarmin Sultana, Sharmin Akhter, Nigar Sultana, S Mostary, Shorna Akter, Ritu Moni, Rabeya Khan, Disha Biswas, Habiba Islam, Sultana Khatun

Murshida KhatunBatterTESTODIT20
Habiba IslamTESTODIT20
Sanjida Akter MeghlaBowlerTESTODIT20
Disha BiswasBowlerTESTODIT20
Dilara AkterWicketkeeperTESTODIT20
Fargana HoqueBatterTESTODIT20
Sarmin SultanaTESTODIT20
Sharmin AkhterBatterTESTODIT20
Nigar SultanaWicketkeeperTESTODIT20
Sobhana MostaryAll-rounderTESTODIT20
Shorna AkterAll-rounderTESTODIT20
Fahima KhatunBowlerTESTODIT20
Ritu MoniBowlerTESTODIT20
Nahida AkterBowlerTESTODIT20
Sultana KhatunBowlerTESTODIT20
Marufa AkterBowlerTESTODIT20
Juairiya FerdousTESTODIT20
Rabeya KhanBowlerTESTODIT20

Australia Women

Playing XI: G Voll, BL Mooney, EA Perry, A Sutherland, A Gardner, TM McGrath, G Wareham, NJ Carey, KJ Garth, AM King, M Schutt

Georgia VollBatterTESTODIT20
Phoebe LitchfieldBatterTESTODIT20
Ellyse PerryAll-rounderTESTODIT20
Beth MooneyWicketkeeperTESTODIT20
Ashleigh GardnerAll-rounderTESTODIT20
Nicola CareyAll-rounderTESTODIT20
Tahlia McGrathAll-rounderTESTODIT20
Georgia WarehamBowlerTESTODIT20
Alana KingBowlerTESTODIT20
Lucy HamiltonAll-rounderTESTODIT20
Darcie BrownBowlerTESTODIT20
Kim GarthBatterTESTODIT20
Megan SchuttBowlerTESTODIT20
Sophie MolineuxBowlerTESTODIT20
Tahlia WilsonAll-rounderTESTODIT20
Annabel SutherlandAll-rounderTESTODIT20

Ground facts · Allan Border Field, Brisbane

193Average first innings here (166, 220)

2/2Toss winner won

0/2Side batting first won

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Australia Women favoured in Brisbane as Bangladesh Women look to bounce back

I make Australia Women the favourite at 62 per cent, against 38 for Bangladesh Women. The telling fact is that Australia Women have won all 5 of their stored matches.

Where the match stands

The 3rd ODI of the ICC Women's Championship 2025-26-2029 is set for Allan Border Field, Brisbane, on Wednesday 14 October 2026 at 9:50 AM BST. Each side bats for up to 50 overs.

Australia Women lead the head-to-head record 2 wins to 0. Both of those wins came in the last two meetings, on 9 Oct 2026 and 11 Oct 2026, so the recent pattern is clear.

Form from the stored results

Australia Women have won all 5 of their stored matches. Their most recent result was a 9 wicket win on 11 Oct 2026, with 131 balls remaining. Before the two meetings with Bangladesh Women, they beat West Indies Women 3 times in late March and early April 2026.

Bangladesh Women have won 1 of 5. That win came on 20 Apr 2026, a 3 wicket victory over Sri Lanka Women with 9 balls remaining. They lost their next two games against Sri Lanka Women, and then their last 2 meetings with Australia Women, by 7 wickets and 9 wickets.

What the model says and why

The model gives Australia Women a 62 per cent chance and Bangladesh Women 38 per cent. That puts Australia Women in our Pick tier, which means a clear edge.

The estimate comes from an Elo rating over every finished match with a winner in our database. Each side has only 5 rated matches. 5 matches is not much to go on, so treat 62 per cent as a lean, not a promise.

The ground and the first innings

At this ground, the 2 stored first innings totals were 166 and 220, averaging 193. Batting first has won 0 of 2 matches here, and the toss winner has won both of the stored tosses.

Across 37 matches in this series, first innings totals ran from 102 to 361, averaging 247. The middle band runs from 182 to 313. That is a wide range, so early wickets may matter more than the total itself.

Players in the squads

The stored squad for Australia Women includes Ellyse Perry, Georgia Voll and Phoebe Litchfield. For Bangladesh Women, the list includes Murshida Khatun, Habiba Islam and Sanjida Akter Meghla.

The data holds no playing XIs, so I cannot say who opens or bats at each position. Check the team sheets closer to the start.

18+ only. This read is a model estimate written from our stored match data, not advice from a person. · Written before the start

ICC Women's Championship 2025-26-2029

Fixtures ›

09:50Sun 11 Oct

Australia Women222/1

Bangladesh Women220/6

AUS Women won by 9 wickets (with 131 balls remaining)2nd ODI · ODI

How the first two ODIs went

1st ODI, 9 October: Australia won by 7 wickets. Sent in, Bangladesh were bowled out for 166 in 49.4 overs. Ritu Moni made 45 and Nigar Sultana 29; Annabel Sutherland took 4/30 and Megan Schutt 2/19. Australia knocked the runs off in 25.4 overs, Phoebe Litchfield scoring 77 off 57 balls.

2nd ODI, 11 October: Australia won by 9 wickets. Bangladesh did much better with the bat, making 220/6 in their 50 overs. Sobhana Mostary scored 118 off 134 balls and Nigar Sultana 74, but Schutt took 4/36. Georgia Voll then made 131 off 97 balls and Australia won in 28.1 overs.

What to watch

The batting has moved in the right direction, from 166 to 220, with Sobhana Mostary and Nigar Sultana making 192 of the 220. With the ball, Bangladesh have taken four wickets in two matches, and Australia have chased both targets with more than 20 overs to spare. Earlier this year Bangladesh beat Sri Lanka in the first ODI at Rajshahi by three wickets before losing that series 2-1.

Bangladesh's 16-player squad in our feed: Nigar Sultana, Sobhana Mostary, Sharmin Akhter, Murshida Khatun, Fargana Hoque, Ritu Moni, Shorna Akter, Dilara Akter, Disha Biswas, Nahida Akter, Rabeya Khan, Habiba Islam, Marufa Akter, Sultana Khatun, Sanjida Akter Meghla and Sarmin Sultana.