Australia has wrapped up its ODI series against Bangladesh with another comprehensive eight-wicket victory in Dhaka, skittling the hosts for under 100 for a third straight game.
After bowling Bangladesh out for 89, it took Australia just 18.3 overs to chase down the paltry target, completing the 3-0 sweep of the 50-over games.
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Alyssa Healy won the toss and chose to bowl in the third game at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium and, after bowling Bangladesh out for 95 and 97 in the first two clashes, a short contest was always on the cards.
That was immediately made all the more likely when openers Sumaiya Akter (0) and Fargana Hoque (5) were both dismissed by the end of the third over.
Wickets continued to fall at a steady pace, with Fahima Khatun and Nahida Akter also out for ducks, while only two partnerships were worth 20 runs.
Captain Nigar Sultana (16) and Shorna Akter (10) briefly stopped the bleeding for seven overs before Sultana was caught behind to the spin of recalled veteran Sophie Molineux, while the final-wicket pairing of Sultana Khatun and Marufa Akter showed the most resistance, with 26 off 22 balls.
Australia's extras tally of 20 (six leg byes and 14 wides) outscored every Bangladeshi batter.
Australia's batters made typically light work of the chase, scoring at five runs an over to chase it down for the loss of just two wickets.
Healy top-scored with 33 off 34 for her highest score of the series, but opening partner Phoebe Litchfield's struggles continued.
The 20-year-old had scores of 0 and 5 in the first two matches and added just 12 in the third before chipping a catch back to Sultana Khatun in the ninth over.
Healy was trapped LBW by Rabeya Khan after four overs alongside Ellyse Perry, who saw Australia home alongside Beth Mooney.
Perry and Mooney finished unbeaten on 27 and 21 respectively as the team reached 2-93 thanks to Perry's match-ending boundary in the 19th over.
The teams play three Twenty20s at the same ground on March 31, April 2 and April 4.
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