Overview

• Australia coasted to 202-0 in 24.5 overs chasing 199, with Alyssa Healy 113 not out and Phoebe Litchfield 84 not out in an unbroken opening stand of 202.
• The win made Australia the first semi-finalists and moved them top of the table on nine points with two group matches remaining.
• Leg-spinner Alana King delivered a miserly 10-over spell of 2-18 with four maidens to control the first innings; Georgia Wareham took 2-22 and Annabel Sutherland’s two wickets kept her atop the tournament charts with 13.
• Despite six dropped catches in an unusually ragged fielding display, Australia limited Bangladesh to 198-9, a record ODI total for Bangladesh against them led by Sobhana Mostary’s unbeaten 66 and Rubya Haider’s 44.
• Healy’s hundred followed her 142 against India at the same venue, arrived in 73 balls as the tournament’s fastest, and anchored the highest Women’s World Cup chase without losing a wicket.