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Sobhana becomes first Bangladesh woman to score century against Australia

Times of India - Sports ·
Sobhana becomes first Bangladesh woman to score century against Australia

Sobhana Mostary showcased her exceptional batting skills by scoring 118 runs, leading Bangladesh to recover impressively after a shaky start.

Partnering with captain Nigar Sultana, the pair amassed a remarkable 195 runs for the fourth wicket, turning the tide after losing three wickets for a mere eight runs.

Bangladesh concluded their innings at 220/6, setting a challenging target for Australia.

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