New Zealand, on Friday (October 10), about 100 to 100 runs in the Bartsapara cricket stadium in Guwahati, GUWAHAHAHAHTEE World Cup
The victory came after two straight casualties for Sophie Devine-LED side. Bangladesh began a campaign against Australia and South Africa before beating Mark. With a victory in three matches, New Zealand is currently in the fifth place in the score schedule.
On the other hand, Bangladesh fell to the sixth place in the score table after taking the second sequence loss. Before losing the UK and New Zealand, they started the 7-wicket winning campaigns.
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Sophie Devine does not stop
Batting first, New Zealand, 227/9 in the allotted 50 overseers, 227/9 competitors have endured another war collapse before increasing a total of 227/9. Suzie Bates and Georgia began well, before New Zealand, up to 38-3 to 38-3 to 38-3 to 38-3 to 38-3 to 38-3 to 38-3, lost three wickets.
Devine and Brooke Halliday then stopped the ship with a patient partnership. They added 112 runs for the fourth wicket, were fired by Milayday Fahima Khatun. 104 balls run after the new Zealand Fruit hit 69 lves.
Devine did not last long after the Brooke was fired and the next wicket would fall to 63. This was the 50th account in a row for New Zealand Skipper in the ongoing tournament.
New Zealand hit 74 runs in the final 10 oversites to send a total of 220 and a total of total. He admired the ball by receiving the Rabeya Khan for Bangladesh for 30.
Bangladesh helps in chase against New Zealand:
Although Bangladesh worked well with the ball, they could not complete these efforts with the bat. This did not last long, hoping that Bangladesh hopes the winner of the match. None of the best five batteries in Bangladesh, the teams could not reach the 5th sign for the 53/66 after the 14th.
Even the 100th sign looked like a distant dream at this stage before Fahima Khatun, fahima Khatun. In the end, Bangladesh all came out for 127 runs. Nahida Akter (17) and Rabeya Khan (25) likes were played by Knock to help them pass 100 marks of teams.
Jess Kerr and Lea Tahuhu for New Zealand, Rosemary Mair chose three wicket apiechu while claiming two wickets.
New Zealand vs Sri Lanka short scores:
New Zealand 227-9 (50 Overs): Brooke Halliday 69 (104); Rabeya Khan 3-30
Bangladesh 127 (39.5 Overs): Fahima Khatun 34 (80); Jess Kerr 3-21
New Zealand won 100 runs
