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Bangladesh will take on Zimbabwe in the opening match of the tri-nation series in Abu Dhabi on October 17 before facing hosts Afghanistan on October 21. Skipper Litton Das has urged his senior batters to shoulder responsibility as they look to overcome their recent struggles in ODI cricket, while adding that there is no merit in dwelling on past mistakes.
“As senior players, we have to take responsibility. We could not bat for 50 overs here against Afghanistan in the ODIs and we could not do it in Zimbabwe either,” Litton said. “As a batting unit, our responsibility is to make sure that those of us batting in the top six or seven can finish the game.”
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Opener Phoebe Litchfield made light work of a dogged Bangladesh's 166 all out
Megan Schutt has issued a reminder of her class with the new-ball, joining an exclusive club with her 150th one-day international wicket as Australia cruised to a seven-wicket win over Bangladesh in the series opener in Brisbane.
Schutt took two wickets inside her first nine deliveries, including one with the first ball of the match, to set the tone for Australia as they bowled a stubborn Bangladesh line-up out for 166 in 49.4 overs at Allan Border Field.
Phoebe Litchfield (77 off 57 balls) then ensured the hosts made short work of the chase, reeling in their target with 24.2 overs to spare.
Litchfield's quick fire 50 helped the Australians to a commanding victory in Brisbane. (Getty Images: Bradley Kanaris)
Australia defeated Bangladesh by seven wickets to take a 1-0 lead in the ODI series in Brisbane.
Opening batter Phoebe Litchfield struck 77 from 57 deliveries as the hosts chased down their target of 167 in just 25.4 overs.
The series will continue on Sunday and then finish on Wednesday, with both the second and third ODIs also to be played at Allan Border Field.
A Phoebe Litchfield masterclass has ensured Australia remains undefeated in 22 ODIs at Allan Border Field after seamer Megan Schutt joined an elite club of bowling greats.
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Opener Phoebe Litchfield made light work of a dogged Bangladesh's 166 all out
Megan Schutt has issued a reminder of her class with the new-ball, joining an exclusive club with her 150th one-day international wicket as Australia cruised to a seven-wicket win over Bangladesh in the series opener in Brisbane.
Schutt took two wickets inside her first nine deliveries, including one with the first ball of the match, to set the tone for Australia as they bowled a stubborn Bangladesh line-up out for 166 in 49.4 overs at Allan Border Field.
Phoebe Litchfield (77 off 57 balls) then ensured the hosts made short work of the chase, reeling in their target with 24.2 overs to spare.
A Phoebe Litchfield masterclass ensured Australia remain undefeated in 22 ODIs at Allan Border Field after fast bowler Megan Schutt joined an elite club of great bowlers.
Litchfield’s 77 off 57 deliveries ensured Australia polished off the meagre 166 all out set by Bangladesh in just 25.4 overs for the loss of three wickets.
Litchfield combined ramps, glides, clips, exquisite drives, lofted pitching wedges, reverse hockey thumps and thunderous wallops in another opening knock that confirmed she is unique in world cricket and an absolute joy to watch.
The left-hander was unstoppable in racing to her 12th ODI half-century.
Allrounder Annabel Sutherland, player of the match, finished the chase with 26 not out after earlier taking four wickets.
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Bangladesh start as favourites for the men’s cricket bronze in Nisshin at 5:30am IST, two days after Sri Lanka posted their lowest T20I total.
Sri Lanka’s lowest total in men’s T20Is used to be 77, made against South Africa in New York at the 2024 T20 World Cup. On Thursday in Nisshin they were bowled out for 45 by India. Nuwanidu Fernando was the only one to reach double figures, with 15, and India won the semi-final by 124 runs.
They have two days to get over it. Sri Lanka play Bangladesh for the Asian Games bronze medal at the Korogi Sports Park on Saturday, 3 October, at 9am local time, which is 5:30am IST. India and Pakistan play for gold later the same day.
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A fourth washout in Nisshin sent Bangladesh into the Asian Games semi-finals, where Litton Das’s side, without Najmul Hossain Shanto, face Sahibzada Farhan’s Pakistan on Thursday.
The last time Bangladesh and Pakistan met at the Asian Games, the bronze medal came down to one over. Bangladesh needed 20 off it in Hangzhou in October 2023. Yasir Ali hit Sufiyan Muqeem for 16 off the first four balls, including two sixes, and Rakibul Hasan hit the last ball for four.
Both Yasir and Muqeem are in Japan, and the two sides meet again on Thursday, 1 October, this time for a place in the final.
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A trio of Victorians now set to bolster Australia's ODI squad, with Head and Marsh still out of action
An introduction to international cricket that's been as hard as they come will continue for newcomer Ollie Peake, the teen batting star who is set for more Australia opportunities with Travis Head and Mitch Marsh confirmed to miss another ODI series.
Peake will be joined in Bangladesh for this week's three-match ODI series by off-spinner Todd Murphy, who has seven Test caps but is yet to play limited-overs cricket for Australia, as well as Matt Short, who has also been retained from the Pakistan series given the absence of Marsh (ankle) and Head (personal leave).
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Xavier Bartlett recalled with Ollie Peake and Matt Kuhnemann making way as Australia insert Tigers in first ODI at Mirpur
Liam Scott will make his international debut in Australia's ODI series opener against Bangladesh, with the visitors also picking paceman Xavier Bartlett in anticipation of improved seam-bowling conditions in Dhaka.
Stand-in captain Josh Inglis won the toss and elected to bowl in Mirpur where the punishing humidity is forecast to top 80 per cent and the mercury hit 32C for the day game, the first of three matches in a series being played entirely in the Bangladesh capital.
After losing 1-2 to Pakistan on spinning snake pits last week, the Aussies have been greeted by a surface sporting live grass and which has proved more helpful to seamers than to spinners through five ODIs played on it so far this year.
Victorian trio Todd Murphy, Ollie Peake and Matt Short have been added to Australia’s squad for the ODI series against Bangladesh starting Tuesday as Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head were ruled out of the three-match series.
Marsh sustained an ankle injury during the IPL that kept him out of last week’s series loss in Pakistan, while Head also missed those game and has been granted personal leave.
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He will also miss the T20 series that follows the ODIs as a result.
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Skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto and Mominul Haque have hit resolute half-centuries as Bangladesh reached 3-152 on the rain-hit fourth day of the first Test against Pakistan.
That extended Bangladesh's lead, 27 on first innings, to 179, on course to push for a result on the final day after bad light forced an early end to play with Shanto unbeaten on 58 and Mushfiqur Rahim on 16.
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