Georgia Voll produced a brilliant unbeaten century as Australia Women defeated Bangladesh Women by nine wickets in the second ODI at Allan Border Field in Brisbane on Sunday, October 11, 2026. The victory gave Australia an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series with one game remaining.
Voll scored 131 not out off 97 balls, while Phoebe Litchfield contributed an impressive 70 from 51 deliveries. Their dominant opening partnership helped Australia chase down Bangladesh's target of 223 in just 28.1 overs.
Earlier, Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana and Sobhana Mostary rescued their side from an early collapse. Mostary made a historic 118, becoming the first Bangladesh woman to score an international century against Australia. However, their efforts were not enough to prevent another defeat as Australia's batters dominated the chase.
Bangladesh Women vs Australia Women 2nd ODI: Match Summary
Result: Australia Women won by nine wickets.
Venue: Allan Border Field, Brisbane.
Date: October 11, 2026.
Series: Bangladesh Women tour of Australia, 2026.
Series score: Australia lead 2-0 in the three-match ODI series.
Scorecard Summary
Bangladesh Women: 222/6 in 50 overs
Sobhana Mostary: 118 off 134 balls
Nigar Sultana: 74 not out off 111 balls
Megan Schutt: 3 wickets
Kim Garth: 2 wickets
Australia Women: 222/1 in 28.1 overs
Georgia Voll: 131 not out off 97 balls
Phoebe Litchfield: 70 off 51 balls
Ellyse Perry: 19 not out off 22 balls
Note: Bangladesh's innings total was 222/6, not 220/6. Australia successfully chased the target with nine wickets remaining.
Sobhana Mostary and Nigar Sultana Rescue Bangladesh
Bangladesh endured a difficult start after Australia won the toss and elected to bowl. The visitors lost early wickets and struggled to build momentum during the opening overs.
Sobhana Mostary then joined captain Nigar Sultana at the crease, and the pair gradually rebuilt the innings. Their partnership transformed Bangladesh's position and gave the visitors a competitive total after the early setbacks.
Mostary struck 118 from 134 deliveries, combining patience with well-timed attacking shots. Her century was a landmark achievement for Bangladesh women's cricket, making her the first player from the country to score an international century against Australia.
Nigar provided valuable support with an unbeaten 74 off 111 balls. The pair added 195 runs together, establishing a new record for the highest partnership against Australia Women in ODI cricket.
Bangladesh eventually finished on 222/6 in their allotted 50 overs, recovering impressively after losing early wickets.
Georgia Voll Leads Australia's Dominant Chase
Australia's response was emphatic. Georgia Voll and Phoebe Litchfield attacked the Bangladesh bowling from the outset, building a commanding opening partnership that quickly shifted the pressure onto the visitors.
Voll was particularly impressive, finding the boundary regularly while maintaining an aggressive scoring rate. She reached her century in just 81 balls before finishing unbeaten on 131 from 97 deliveries.
Litchfield provided excellent support with 70 off 51 balls, ensuring Australia maintained control throughout the chase. Her dismissal brought Ellyse Perry to the crease, but the change made little difference to Australia's progress.
Voll and Litchfield shared a 162-run opening stand, putting Australia firmly on course for victory. Perry remained unbeaten on 19 as the hosts reached 222/1 in 28.1 overs.
Australia completed the chase with 131 balls remaining, underlining their dominance with both bat and ball.
Australia Women Seal the Series
The nine-wicket victory followed Australia's seven-wicket win in the opening ODI, giving the hosts a decisive 2-0 lead in the series.
While Bangladesh will take confidence from Mostary's historic century and the partnership with Nigar, the team will need to improve its performance in the opening overs and find a way to contain Australia's aggressive batting line-up.
For Australia, Voll's century was a major highlight, while the team's disciplined bowling effort helped restrict Bangladesh despite the late recovery.
The third and final ODI is scheduled for Wednesday, October 14, at Allan Border Field in Brisbane. Bangladesh will aim to finish the series with a victory, while Australia will look to complete a clean sweep on home soil.
Final Verdict
Georgia Voll's unbeaten 131 powered Australia Women to a commanding nine-wicket victory over Bangladesh Women in the second ODI. Despite Sobhana Mostary's historic century and Nigar Sultana's valuable contribution, Bangladesh could not defend their total of 222/6.
Australia now lead the series 2-0, with one match remaining. Voll's outstanding innings and the team's clinical chase once again demonstrated the strength of Australia's women's cricket side.