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A rare bilateral series against Bangladesh is a chance for Australia to test how their successful T20 formula can translate into the one-day game

Australia's women's cricket team has reunited in Brisbane ahead of a three-match ODI series against Bangladesh at Allan Border Field. Following their undefeated T20 World Cup triumph in England, the squad aims to adapt their aggressive, high-scoring 20-over style to the 50-over format. Ellyse Perry and Alana King emphasized carrying the team's brave, attacking ethos forward despite sporadic one-day fixtures on the horizon.
With captain Sophie Molineux sidelined by injury alongside quicks Lucy Hamilton and Darcie Brown, Tahlia McGrath will captain the 12-player squad. The hosts are seeking to build long-term momentum leading toward future multi-format tournaments and the next ODI World Cup.
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