In the last match of the three-match ODI series, the Australian women's team lost to Bangladesh by a huge margin and drowned in the shame of a whitewash. The Aussies won by bowling out the hosts for just 89 runs with 8 wickets and 189 balls in hand.

On Wednesday, Bangladesh lost the toss at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium and lost their first wicket before opening the run book. Opener Sumaiya Akhtar returns 0 runs after playing 4 balls. Another opener Farzana Haque scored 5 runs.

Captain Nigar Sultana was trying to catch the match. Due to lack of response from his teammates, he too could not advance far. Returned with 16 runs off 39 balls. This is the highest in Bangladesh's innings.

Besides, Swarna Akhtar and Sultana Khatun scored 10 runs. And Marufa Akhter was the last batsman with 15 runs off 14 balls.

Fahima Khatun and Nahida Akhtar also called back on this day. Nahida made a record of shame on this day. As a Bangladeshi woman cricketer, she was dismissed for 0 runs maximum 9 times in ODIs. None of the rest could touch the double digit house. In the end, Nigar Sultana's team was all out for 89 runs.

In reply, Australia signaled a big win by scoring 43 runs in the opening pair. Alisha Healy was out after scoring 34 off 33 balls. Poby Litchfield scored 12 runs.

Alyshe Perry and Beth Mooney left the field as winners with an unbeaten stand of 39 runs for the third wicket.

Kim Grath and Ashley Gardner took 3 wickets each for Australia. Rabeya Khan and Sultana Khatun took one wicket each for Bangladesh.