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Sobhana Mostary produced a record-breaking performance as Bangladesh recovered from a disastrous start to post 220/6 against Australia in the second ODI at Allan Border Field. The right-handed batter struck her maiden international century, becoming the first Bangladesh woman to…
Sobhana Mostary became the first Bangladesh woman to score an international century against Australia during the second ODI at Allan Border Field. After Bangladesh collapsed to 8/3, Mostary scored 118 off 134 balls, helping guide her team to a total of 220/6.
Mostary partnered with captain Nigar Sultana, who contributed 74 runs, to form a record-breaking 195-run partnership for the fourth wicket. For Australia, Megan Schutt claimed four wickets, eventually bowling Mostary out in the 48th over.
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