Bangladesh women’s cricket team
Bangladesh women’s team has registered a historic victory in the Women’s T20 World Cup. His team won the match played against Scotland by 16 runs. By winning this match, Bangladesh team has achieved a big feat. Bangladesh has started the T20 World Cup in a very good manner. In fact, Bangladesh had not won a single match in the last 4 World Cups. He won his last T20 World Cup match against Sri Lanka on 1 April 2024. In such a situation, after 10 years his team has seen this special moment once again. His team would like to maintain this good rhythm in the next match also. However, the next match will not be easy for them. In the next match, they will face England on 5 October.
How was the match?
Talking about the first match of the World Cup 2024 played between Bangladesh and Scotland at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, in this match Bangladesh women’s team won the toss and decided to bat first. During this, Bangladesh, batting first, scored 119 runs losing 7 wickets in 20 overs. During this, opening batsman Shati Rani played an inning of 29 runs for Bangladesh. Apart from him, Sobhana Mostari has also scored 36 runs in this match. In the end Fahima Khatoon scored 10 runs on 5 balls and took the team to a respectable score.
Amazing work of Bangladesh bowlers
Bangladesh had set a target of only 120 runs for Scotland. It seemed quite easy for them to chase this target, but Bangladesh’s bowlers had made some other plan, due to which they allowed Scotland to score only 103 runs by losing 7 wickets in 20 overs. With this, Bangladesh won this historic match. Sarah Bryce played an inning of 49 runs for Scotland, but it was of no use. He took 52 balls to score these 49 runs. Apart from him, no other player did anything special. For Bangladesh, Ritu Moni took 2 wickets for 15 runs in 4 overs. He has also been chosen Player of the Match for this.
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