**Bangladesh Batters with 50-Plus Scores in WODI World Cup**
*By Parth Dhall | Oct 08, 2025, 04:21 PM*
Bangladesh’s Sobhana Mostary played a crucial match-winning innings against England in the 2025 ICC Women’s ODI World Cup held in Guwahati. Her valiant half-century helped Bangladesh post a total of 178 runs, rescuing the team from a precarious position of 85/4. Mostary’s effort, however, wasn’t enough to avoid defeat as Bangladesh were bowled out before the target.
Here’s a look at the top Bangladesh batters who have scored 50-plus runs in Women’s ODI World Cup matches:
**1. Fargana Hoque: 71 vs Pakistan, Hamilton, 2022**
Fargana Hoque holds the highest individual score for Bangladesh in Women’s ODI World Cup history. She played a brilliant 71-run innings against Pakistan during the 2022 edition in Hamilton. Hoque’s 115-ball effort, including 5 fours, helped Bangladesh post a competitive total of 234/7 in 50 overs. Bangladesh’s bowling unit then restricted Pakistan to 225/9, sealing an upset victory.
**2. Sobhana Mostary: 60 vs England, Guwahati, 2025**
In the recent Guwahati match, Sobhana Mostary scripted history with a composed 60-run knock against England. She became only the second Bangladesh batter to score 60-plus runs in a Women’s ODI World Cup game. Mostary’s innings came off 108 balls and included 8 fours. This marked her maiden half-century in WODI cricket, having made her debut in the format back in 2018.
**Additional Mention: Rubya Haider: 54* vs Pakistan, Colombo, 2025**
Earlier in the ongoing Women’s ODI World Cup, opener Rubya Haider scored an unbeaten 54 against Pakistan in Colombo. Her 77-ball innings, featuring 8 fours, was instrumental in chasing down a modest target of 130 runs in just 31.1 overs and securing victory for Bangladesh.
These innings reflect the growing strength and resilience of Bangladesh’s women’s cricket team on the world stage as they continue to make an impact in major tournaments.
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