Australia dominate Bangladesh in Women's ODI series opener

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Australia defeated Bangladesh in the first match of their Women's ODI series. Bangladesh were dismissed for a total of 166 runs, with Ritu Moni providing the main resistance with the bat. In reply, Australia's chase was led by Annabel Sutherland and Phoebe Litchfield. The Australian team successfully reached the target in only 25.4 overs, securing a rapid and comprehensive victory.

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