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Ellyse Perry
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Australian cricket star Ellyse Perry is in the news as a new report examines how her marketability triggered a revolution in women's sport and what her next move might be. Attention also follows the ODI bowlers' rankings, where teammates Annabel Sutherland and Megan Schutt climbed to fourth and fifth, keeping Australia's dominance in the spotlight.
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Ellyse Perry is trending in Australia and India as the Australian women's cricket team plays Bangladesh in the third women's ODI. Coverage of the match includes Georgia Wareham's catch to dismiss Murshida Khatun. Perry, one of Australia's most prominent cricketers, remains a focal point of attention during the series.
- 3Schutt stars as Australia sweep Bangladesh 3-0 in ODI series▼Schutt stars as Aussies sweep Bangladesh in ODI series A four-wicket haul from Megan Schutt and unbeaten half-centuries
Megan Schutt took a four-wicket haul as Australia completed a 3-0 ODI series sweep over Bangladesh. Unbeaten half-centuries from Ellyse Perry and Annabel Sutherland anchored Australia's batting, securing a comfortable victory in the series finale. The win extends Australia's dominance in women's one-day international cricket.
- 4Alana King matches Ellyse Perry's Australian ODI series record▼Most wickets taken for Australia in a 3-match women's ODI series: 11 Ellyse Perry v ENG, 2019 11 Alana King v ENG, 2025
Alana King has taken 11 wickets against England in a three-match women's ODI series, equalling the Australian record set by Ellyse Perry in 2019. Megan Schutt also took 10 wickets in a series twice. King joins Perry at the top of the list, underlining Australia's continued strength in women's one-day cricket.
- 5Australia whitewash Bangladesh in women's ODI series▼Australia 175/2 (22.4) complete a comprehensive whitewash. Annabel Sutherland 74* (52) Ellyse Perry 65* (64) Sultana Kha
Australia completed a comprehensive series whitewash over Bangladesh in the women's one-day internationals, chasing 175 for 2 with 164 balls to spare to win the final match by eight wickets. Annabel Sutherland top-scored with an unbeaten 74 off 52 balls, while Ellyse Perry added 65 not out off 64. Bangladesh's Sultana Khatun and Disha Biswas each took a wicket, but Australia's dominance was total across the series.