3.3 Edged and taken! Fargana's stay in the middle is a short one. Lovely line, lovely length and Schutt is on the board. Lands the ball just on off with a hint of shape away from Fargana, who pushes at it, gets a thick outside edge and Mooney dos the rest. 2/1

6.6 Big appeal for lbw, more from behind the stumps than in front of it. The umpire remains unmoved. This looks close and McGrath has reviewed. Was a length ball on on middle, and an inswinger which decks back into Sultana and hits her on the back pad. What does the ball tracker say? Hits her in line and the ball is going to knock the top of leg stump. That is a stunning review from Australia. 8/2

7.2 Bowled her! Schutt has her second and Bangladesh are three down with barely anything on the board. Very full on off stump, Sharmin looks for a drive, misses it altogether and sees her off pole pegged back. 8/3

47.5 Bowled'em with a full-toss ball! A brilliant innings, a phenomenal effort finally comes to an end. Bowls a low full-toss dipping rapidly and Mostary goes for the big whack stroke through the line of the ball, fails to connect and lands on the base of the leg stump. Pats on the shoulder, handshakes offered by the home team. A huge round of applause from the crowd as Mostary trudges back to the dugout. Take a bow, young lady. You have done wonders with the bat! 203/4

49.3 Caught at deep midwicket! Fuller length ball on the leg stump line, moves away from the wicket to create room, slogs it with the toe-end of the bat, doesn't get enough elevation or power against the slower delivery, picks out Wareham at the cow corner area. 214/5

49.4 Good length ball on the leg stump line, tapped to the right of the bowler as the batters set off for a quick single. Schutt rushes forward, picks up the ball, turns around and hits the bullseye at the non-striker's end. Ritu Moni keeps on jogging, simply changing her direction from the bowler's end straight toward the dugout. 214/6

19.5 Finally, Bangladesh Women manage to find a breakthrough! Bowls a wide ball down the leg-side but Pheebs is adamant to go with the reverse sweep stroke, gets the leading edge and chips it to the cover ring fielder at the edge of the circle. 162/1