Mostary's record century leads Bangladesh in Brisbane ODI

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Nigar Sultana Joty, known as Mostary, expressed happiness after scoring a century against Australia. She made 118 runs from 134 deliveries in a women's ODI in Brisbane. This score stands as the highest individual total by any Bangladesh batter in ODI history. The innings provided a significant contribution to her team's performance in the match.

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