BANW vs AUSW Dream11 Prediction

BANW vs AUSW Match Preview

The Australian batting order was re-done for the second game of the T20I series. Georgia Wareham struck gold using this opportunity to score a maiden T20I half-century. The Aussie Women secured a series win with a solid 58-run victory over Bangladesh Women. Grace Harris opened the Australian innings with Phoebe Litchfield. Haris and Wareham collaborated to raise 91 runs from just 54 deliveries for the second wicket. Wareham brought up her fifty from just 26 balls.

Litchfield would have rued that she missed out on runs at the top of the order. She has had difficulty in international cricket since the end of last year. After the departure of Wareham, the Aussie batting lineup crumbled and lost seven wickets for 55 runs in their last 8.3 overs. A brief stand between Allyse Perry and Tahlia McGrath took the total to a good one. Although this total was accessible to a good batting unit, it was too much for the Bangladesh Women.

The left-arm Trisna from Bangladesh set up a dramatic ending to the Aussie innings with a hat-trick. She picked up the wickets of Elyssa Perry, Sophie Molineux, and Beth Mooney on consecutive balls. Bangladesh Women made a decent start to their innings, with 22 runs coming in the first two overs. However, when Megan Schutt dislodged the opening wicket stand, it was all one way, the Australian way. Gardner and Molineux picked up six wickets for 27 runs in eight overs.

Wareham followed her excellent batting display with a scalp of Dilara Akter for 27 runs. Fariha Trisna picked up her hat trick on the last three legal deliveries of the game. Nahida Akter also bowled well for Bangladesh Women, picking up two wickets for just 21 runs from her four overs. She came onto bowl as the first change after Trisna and Marufa Akter opened the bowling attack for Bangladesh. Another bowler among wickets was Fahima Khatun, who picked up two wickets for 34 runs from her four overs.