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Georgia Voll's third ODI century has her in rare company as the future looks bright for Australia's top order

Georgia Voll struck an unbeaten 131 to guide Australia to a nine-wicket win over Bangladesh at Allan Border Field in Brisbane. The innings marked Voll's third ODI century in just 15 innings, placing her second only to Meg Lanning in reaching three one-day tons the fastest in women's cricket.
Voll attributed her record-breaking knock to improving how she paces her innings and shifts gears beyond aggressive Powerplay hitting. Fellow opener Phoebe Litchfield contributed 70 runs off 51 balls, strengthening a budding partnership that has averaged 62.5 across their first 10 innings together.
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