In a team display of cricket, Bangladesh Women won over Irish Women 154 runs in first ODI Bangladesh Ireland tour 2024It was held on November 27 at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur. A strong batting performance from Bangladesh set a mammoth target of 253 runs, Ireland struggled to chase down and were bowled out for just 98 runs.
Bangladesh’s batting brilliance
Opting to bat first after winning the toss, Bangladesh Women showcased their batting prowess throughout the innings. It was the main point Sharmeen AkhterHe scored 96 runs off 89 balls showing an exceptional performance. His innings included 14 boundaries and was instrumental in building a solid foundation for the team. beside him, Fergana Hoque Contributed significantly, providing stability at the top of the order with a well-crafted 61 runs from 110 balls.
The shots steadily progressed with contributions Shobhana Mostary (5 runs), Shorna Akter (13 runs) and captain Nigar Sultana (28 runs), took Bangladesh past the 250-run mark. The team completed their innings at 252 for 4 in their allotted 50 overs. The wickets were well timed and it allowed for partnerships that kept the scoreboard ticking over without losing momentum.
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Ireland’s struggle continued with the bat
Chasing a daunting target of 253 runs, Ireland Women faced immediate challenges against a disciplined Bangladesh bowling attack. The Irish batting line crumbled under pressure and only managed to score 98 runs in 28.5 above. A high-level collapse was evident as they lost both keys early; captain Gaby Lewis fell for just 5 runs and a wicket Amy Hunter left without scoring.
The only notable resistance came from him Sarah Forbeswho scored 25 runs before being run out. However, wickets continued to tumble as Ireland struggled to form partnerships. The Bangladeshi bowlers were ruthless Actor Nahida, Sultana Khatunand Marufa Akter claiming three and two wickets each, dashing Ireland’s hopes of a revival.
Bangladesh Women’s emphatic 154-run win not only reflects their dominance in this match but also bodes well for the upcoming series. Sharmi’s outstanding performance earned him the Man of the Match award, while the team’s combined effort with both bat and ball showed they were ready for the challenges Ireland posed.
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