BAN vs AUS 3rd T20I Results

11:11 AM IST Time for celebrations - There's just one thing left now, and Mitchell Marsh goes on to collect the T20I series trophy after which his teammates join him and they pose for a team photograph as well. Righto, Bangladesh started this white-ball series with a couple of wins in the ODIs, sealing the deal, but Australia fought hard to win the final ODI. The visitors then took that momentum into the T20Is and handed the hosts a 3-0 thumping. Next up for Bangladesh, they travel to Zimbabwe for an all-format tour, beginning with the solo Test match on the 28th of June. As for Australia, they have a long break, and they return to action in mid-August as they welcome Bangladesh to their home. For now, there's still plenty of cricketing action to look out for. You can simply switch tabs and tune in to our coverage and catch all the action from the ICC Women's T20 World Cup. Cheers!

11:06 AM IST Player of the Match - Australia's skipper, Mitchell Marsh, is given the accolade for his fiery knock of 60 off just 28 balls. He says it was satisfying to finish the series 3-0 and expresses pride in the team’s effort. He notes that the bowlers executed the plans well and felt that Spencer Johnson deserved the award. Marsh adds that the team was excellent throughout the series, highlighting the number of debutants and returning players, and says he is pleased with the overall result.

11:03 AM IST Player of the Series - Matt Renshaw is given the award for his all-round contribution of 113 runs and 3 wickets as well. Renshaw says that it feels nice to win 3-0 and also feels nice to contribute with both bat and ball. He says that the bowlers did well in the Powerplay and they approached the run chase well. On his trip to Bangladesh, he says that it was different from the last time he was here plenty of years ago.

11:02 AM IST The captain of Bangladesh - Towhid Hridoy comes in for a chat. He says they lost a couple of early wickets and couldn’t build momentum. Adds that he tried his best to execute his plan. He notes that the wicket was good, but they didn’t play well enough. He concludes that early partnerships could have helped them reach 170–180.

10:57 AM IST The Presentation ceremony...

10:57 AM IST Listless from the hosts - Given how they batted in the last game, Towhid Hridoy had enough confidence in his team to set a big score on the board, but things didn't turn out that way. The top-order failed miserably and after a sluggish start, it was skipper Towhid Hridoy who dug in deep and struck an unbeaten 61 to take his side over the 100-run mark. With the ball, things weren't that different either, as everyone, barring Nasum Ahmed, was taken to the cleaners. There were multiple overs where the bowlers conceded 15 or more runs and Bangladesh were blown away in quick time.