Summary

Live Reporting

by Matthew Henry, Mike Peter & Maisie Gallen

  1. Aus 11-0

    LitchfieldGetty Images

    Two fours for Phoebe Litchfield, both just beating a fielder's hand at the mid-wicket ropes.

    Replays of the second one suggest the ball might have been tipped away from the boundary in time, but the call goes against Bangladesh.

    Those two fours the only scoring shots of Fariha Trisna's over.

  2. Aus 3-0

    Phoebe Litchfield gets Australia off the mark, sending Nishita Akter's second delivery down to long-off.

    Alyssa Healy gets going two balls later, sending her own single out to long-on.

  3. Kirstie Gordon
    Former Scotland bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Bangladesh have got to be good in the field, put pressure on Australia and work for every run.

  4. Aus 0-0

    A good start for Fariha Trisna, sending down a maiden to the dangerous Alyssa Healy.

    Nishita Akter is coming on at the other end with her off-breaks - Australia bowled exclusively seam in their powerplay.

  5. Kirstie Gordon
    Former Scotland bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    It'll be interesting to see how Australia approach this. I think they'll start to play their shots quite quickly and get ahead of the game so it's easier when Bangladesh's spinners come on.

  6. Out come Australia openers Alyssa Healy and Phoebe Litchfield.

    Healy hit a magnificent 142 as her side beat India last time out - if we see anything like that performance today then this match could be over rather rapidly.

    Left-arm seamer Fariha Trisna, appearing his first match of the tournament, will open the bowling for Bangladesh.

  7. You'd expect Australia to chase down this target of 199, but Sobhana Mostary gave Bangladesh a chance.

    She hit an unbeaten 66 from 80 balls, batting at number five.

    'Great effort' - Mostary half-century gives Bangladesh hope against Australia

  8. The question is, does Matthew meet the standard? This is an elite, occasional football quiz and I'm a past winner.

    Also, he lives in an entirely different city, but if he fancies hanging around in Manchester he can always stay in my spare room.

    He'll just have to work his way round the teetering piles of university coursework and cases for DVDs I haven't watched in 10 years.

  9. Mike Peter, who has just remembered to invite me to a football quiz this evening, is back to take over.

  10. 'We gave them too many runs at the end'

    Georgia Wareham of AustraliaGetty Images

    Australia bowler Georgia Wareham: "They probably got a little bit too many at the end. We lost our way at the back end but our bowlers did way to stick to our plans.

    "It is nice to be back in the middle and it was a nice wicket to bowl on.

    "Alana King and I bring different things but I took a lesson from what she was bowling and how much success was getting."

    On batting: "We have got to start well and we have done that before. We are confident in our top-order that we can bat this down."

  11. Kirstie Gordon
    Former Scotland bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Bangladesh should be really proud of that effort and this is a total to bowl at. They will feel they have an opportunity.

    Australia look a bit frustrated leaving the field, understandably.

  12. Interval - Ban 198-9

    A single from the last. Bangladesh will probably take that in the end. It's a pretty god effort, largely because of Sobhana Mostary's 66 not out.

    Australia were sloppy in dropping a series of catches. Will they be more professional with the bat?

  13. Ban 197-9

    Mostary turns down a single from the penultimate ball...

  14. Ban 197-9

    Chipped back down the ground for two. The Bangladesh players are beating their hands to applaud in the dressing room.

  15. Not out

    Fariha Islam Trisna is back by half an inch! On we go.

  16. Umpire review

    Ah. Is this the final wicket as Bangladesh try to get Mostary back on strike?

  17. dropped catch

    Mostary dropped on 55

    Almost a carbon copy. This one was slightly easier for Georgia Wareham but it goes for four.

  18. Kirstie Gordon
    Former Scotland bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    We have come to expect that those chances will be taken by the Australia players but that was a full 'feet off the floor' dive.

  19. dropped catch

    Mostary dropped by 55

    We have critcised Australia's fielding today but this would have been one of THE great catches by Annabel Sutherland in the deep.

  20. Ban 187-9

    One over left. Sobhana Mostary is on strike.

    Australia are still massive favourites, obviously, but a flurry here and you never know.