Megan Schutt's 4-16 wrecked Bangladesh, and Perry and Sutherland finished the job as Australia sealed a 3-0 series sweep with an eight-wicket win.
Australia finished the job in style, completing a 3-0 ODI series whitewash of Bangladesh with a commanding eight-wicket victory. It was a complete team performance, but it began with the ball and one of the most dangerous new-ball operators in the women's game.
Fast bowler Megan Schutt tore through the Bangladesh innings with figures of 4-16, a spell that set the tone and left the visitors all out for just 172. Her control and movement gave the batters little room to build a total that could test the Australians.
The chase was never in danger. Ellyse Perry and Annabel Sutherland came together after the early loss of two wickets and put on an unbroken 137 for the third wicket, taking the game away from Bangladesh. Perry stayed calm and composed for 65 not out off 64 balls, while Sutherland attacked with an unbeaten 74 off just 52.
Australia reached 175-2 inside 23 overs, a ruthless finish that underlined the gap between the sides in this series. For Bangladesh, there is plenty to reflect on after three games against the best in the business. For Australia, a perfect 3-0 is another statement of their depth and dominance in the 50-over format.
