For three consecutive matches in a row, Bangladesh women failed to get to a total of at least 100. Today also they got bowled out for a two digit score, as they could get to only 89. And once again, it was the pacers who did the trick. Kim Garth and Ellyse Perry shared 5 wickets between them, and lower order and tail was mopped up by Sophie Molineux and Ashleigh Gardner. Extras top-scored for Bangladesh, with 20. Apart from that Nigar Sultana made 16 runs. And in return, Australia chased down the total in less than 20 overs.
First ODI match, Bangladesh scored 95/10(All Out)
In the first match, only 8 batsmen of Bangladesh were out in single digits.
Second ODI match, Bangladesh scored 97/10(All Out)
In the second ODI match, like the first match in Bangladesh, 8 batsmen were dismissed in single digit runs.
Third ODI match, Bangladesh scored 89/10(All Out)
In the third ODI, seven Bangladeshi batsmen were dismissed in single digit runs. With such a batting performance, how well can Bangladesh expect to perform against a strong team in Australia.