Australia Women continued their impressive campaign in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 with a commanding nine-wicket victory over Bangladesh Women in a Group A encounter. A disciplined bowling performance followed by a rapid chase ensured Australia secured another convincing win.
After being put under pressure by Australia’s bowling attack, Bangladesh Women managed 77/8 in their 20 overs. The Australian bowlers maintained excellent control throughout the innings, making scoring difficult and regularly taking wickets.
Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana fought hard with a patient 27-run knock, while Ritu Moni contributed 16 runs. However, the batting lineup struggled to build partnerships against Australia’s disciplined attack.
Australia’s bowlers shared the wickets, with Ellyse Perry, Kim Garth, and Sophie Molineux each making important contributions. The bowling unit’s accuracy and consistency restricted Bangladesh to one of the lowest totals of the tournament.
Chasing a target of 78, Australia Women wasted little time in taking control of the contest. Opener Georgia Voll played a superb unbeaten innings of 45 from just 32 balls, striking boundaries regularly and keeping the scoreboard moving.
Veteran all-rounder Ellyse Perry supported the chase with an unbeaten 19 runs, helping Australia reach the target comfortably.
Australia Women finished on 78/1 in just 9.3 overs, sealing a dominant nine-wicket victory with more than 10 overs to spare.
The result strengthens Australia’s position in Group A and highlights their status as one of the leading contenders for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 title.
Match Summary
Bangladesh Women
77/8 (20 Overs)
- Nigar Sultana – 27 (47)
- Ritu Moni – 16 (26)
Australia Women
78/1 (9.3 Overs)
- Georgia Voll – 45* (32)
- Ellyse Perry – 19* (15)
Result
Australia Women won by 9 wickets
Player of the Match
Ellyse Perry
- Key contribution with the ball
- Unbeaten 19 runs in the chase
- Outstanding all-round performance
Tournament
ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 – Group A
Key Highlights
Australia restricted Bangladesh to 77/8 in 20 overs.
Georgia Voll smashed an unbeaten 45 runs.
Ellyse Perry delivered an excellent all-round performance.
Australia chased the target in just 9.3 overs.
Australia secured a dominant nine-wicket victory.