NEW DELHI: The Girls’s Asia Cup T20 match witnessed two contrasting matches on Monday, with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh rising victorious towards Malaysia and Thailand, respectively, in Group B. These victories have introduced them nearer to securing a semifinal berth.
Within the first match, the hosts, Sri Lanka, showcased their dominance by thrashing Malaysia by a staggering 114 runs.Chamari Athapaththu’s blistering unbeaten knock of 119 runs off 69 deliveries, laced with 14 boundaries and 7 maximums, propelled Sri Lanka to an imposing whole of 184/Four after electing to bat first. Harshitha Madavi (26) and Anushka Sanjeewani (31) additionally contributed with priceless runs.
Sri Lanka’s bowling assault complemented their batting prowess, as Shashini Gimhani (3/9), Kawya Kavindi (2/7), and Kavisha Dilhari (2/4) delivered distinctive figures, bundling out Malaysia for a paltry 40 runs in 19.5 overs.
Inoshi Priyadharshani (1/10), Sachini Nisansala (1/4), and Ama Kanchana (1/5) additionally chipped in with a wicket every. For Malaysia, solely Elsa Hunter (10 off 11 balls) and Aina Najwa (9 off 43 balls) managed to achieve double-digit scores.
Within the second match of the day, Thailand struggled to place up a aggressive whole, managing solely 96/9 of their allotted 20 overs. Nattaya Boochatham’s 40 off 41 balls was the lone vivid spot for Thailand after they opted to bat first. Rabeya Khan was the standout bowler for Bangladesh, claiming 4 wickets for 14 runs, whereas Sabikun Nahar (2/28) and Ritu Moni (2/10) additionally contributed with two wickets every.
Chasing a modest goal of 97, Bangladesh cruised to victory, reaching 100/Three in 17.Three overs. Murshida Khatun anchored the chase with a affected person 50 off 55 balls, whereas Ishma Tanjim (16) offered priceless help. Regardless of Dilara Akter’s early dismissal for 17, Khatun and Tanjim’s 60-run partnership ensured a cushty win for Bangladesh.
With 4 factors every, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh at the moment occupy the highest two spots in Group B, inching nearer to securing semifinal berths within the Girls’s Asia Cup T20 match.
Within the first match, the hosts, Sri Lanka, showcased their dominance by thrashing Malaysia by a staggering 114 runs.Chamari Athapaththu’s blistering unbeaten knock of 119 runs off 69 deliveries, laced with 14 boundaries and 7 maximums, propelled Sri Lanka to an imposing whole of 184/Four after electing to bat first. Harshitha Madavi (26) and Anushka Sanjeewani (31) additionally contributed with priceless runs.
Sri Lanka’s bowling assault complemented their batting prowess, as Shashini Gimhani (3/9), Kawya Kavindi (2/7), and Kavisha Dilhari (2/4) delivered distinctive figures, bundling out Malaysia for a paltry 40 runs in 19.5 overs.
Inoshi Priyadharshani (1/10), Sachini Nisansala (1/4), and Ama Kanchana (1/5) additionally chipped in with a wicket every. For Malaysia, solely Elsa Hunter (10 off 11 balls) and Aina Najwa (9 off 43 balls) managed to achieve double-digit scores.
Within the second match of the day, Thailand struggled to place up a aggressive whole, managing solely 96/9 of their allotted 20 overs. Nattaya Boochatham’s 40 off 41 balls was the lone vivid spot for Thailand after they opted to bat first. Rabeya Khan was the standout bowler for Bangladesh, claiming 4 wickets for 14 runs, whereas Sabikun Nahar (2/28) and Ritu Moni (2/10) additionally contributed with two wickets every.
Chasing a modest goal of 97, Bangladesh cruised to victory, reaching 100/Three in 17.Three overs. Murshida Khatun anchored the chase with a affected person 50 off 55 balls, whereas Ishma Tanjim (16) offered priceless help. Regardless of Dilara Akter’s early dismissal for 17, Khatun and Tanjim’s 60-run partnership ensured a cushty win for Bangladesh.
With 4 factors every, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh at the moment occupy the highest two spots in Group B, inching nearer to securing semifinal berths within the Girls’s Asia Cup T20 match.
