Live Cricket Score | England Women vs Bangladesh Women Live Score & Commentary | ENG-W vs BD-W Scorecard, Women's World Cup 2022

27th ODI • Basin Reserve • Wellington

England Women

234/6 (50)

Bangladesh Women

134/10 (48)

ENG-W won by 100 runs

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Expert Team 1

H Knight

D Wyatt

Expert Team 2

H Knight

S Ecclestone

Venue Details

Basin Reserve, Wellington

1st Innings

173Avg Runs

7Avg Wkts

2nd Innings

167Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

Player of the Match Sophia Dunkley

67(72)

ENG-W s

BD-W s

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England Women s

234/6 (50)

Batters

Tammy Beaumont

47.83

c F Khatun b R Moni

Danielle Wyatt

50.00

c F Khatun b J Alam

Heather Knight

60.00

c N Sultana b S Khatun

Natalie Sciver

70.18

lbw b F Khatun

Amy Jones

65.96

c S Khatun b L Mondal

Sophia Dunkley

93.06

st N Sultana b S Khatun

Katherine Brunt

109.09

Not out

Sophie Ecclestone

154.55

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 2, NB: 0, W: 8)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 4.68)

234/6

Did not Bat

Kate Cross, Charlie Dean, Freya Davies

Bowlers

EXT

4.88

4.60

4.67

3.60

6.00

4.33

5.33

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Danielle Wyatt

c F Khatun b J Alam

1-15

4.1

Heather Knight

c N Sultana b S Khatun

2-26

7.2

Tammy Beaumont

c F Khatun b R Moni

3-86

24.1

Natalie Sciver

lbw b F Khatun

4-96

25.6

Amy Jones

c S Khatun b L Mondal

5-168

42.1

Sophia Dunkley

st N Sultana b S Khatun

6-211

47.2

Bangladesh Women s

134/10 (48)

Batters

Shamima Sultana

35.94

c KL Cross b S Ecclestone

Sharmin Akhter

46.00

b S Ecclestone

Fargana Hoque

34.38

c NRS Sciver b C Dean

Nigar Sultana

59.46

c FR Davies b S Ecclestone

Rumana Ahmed

37.50

b FR Davies

Lata Mondal

66.67

c KL Cross b C Dean

Salma Khatun

50.00

c FR Davies b HC Knight

Ritu Moni

35.48

c KL Cross b FR Davies

Nahida Akter

0.00

b C Dean

Fahima Khatun

0.00

runout (AE Jones / DN Wyatt)

Jahanara Alam *

75.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 0, NB: 0, W: 3)

TOTAL

(48 Ov, RR: 2.79)

134/10

Bowlers

EXT

1.40

3.25

1.50

3.60

Charlie Dean

3.44

Freya Davies

3.60

Heather Knight

2.80

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Sharmin Akhter

b S Ecclestone

1-42

17.5

Shamima Sultana

c KL Cross b S Ecclestone

2-47

19.2

Fargana Hoque

c NRS Sciver b C Dean

3-69

26.1

Rumana Ahmed

b FR Davies

4-81

29.5

Nigar Sultana

c FR Davies b S Ecclestone

5-96

35.5

Salma Khatun

c FR Davies b HC Knight

6-101

38.1

Lata Mondal

c KL Cross b C Dean

7-126

44.1

Nahida Akter

b C Dean

8-127

44.5

Fahima Khatun

runout (AE Jones / DN Wyatt)

9-127

45.3

Ritu Moni

c KL Cross b FR Davies

10-134

47.6

Match Info

Date & Time

27 Mar, 03:30 AM IST

Venue

Basin Reserve, Wellington

Match

27th ODI,

Women's World Cup 2022

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Umpires

Kim Cotton (New Zealand), Ruchira Palliyaguruge (Sri Lanka), Lauren Agenbag (South Africa, TV)

Referee

South Africa (South Africa)

Toss

England Women elected to bat

Player of the Match Sophia Dunkley

67(72)

Commentary

Three losses on the bounce and four wins to follow it up - England responded pretty well and are through to the semi-final. West Indies players can now switch their attention to the other match and pray for a South Africa win in Christchurch. Three teams have booked their semi-finals berth and we will get to know the final team in a few hours.

Is it going to be India or West Indies? All eyes will be on Christchurch, but now, it's time to end our coverage of this match. This is Pragadeesh signing off on behalf of my fellow commentator, Raghav. See yaa

Heather Knight: We are pleased, obviously would've liked a few more runs but it's a slow wicket. Dunkley has been a mature player and she hits a ball cleanly. We have to wait to see who we play. The top 6 had a little bit of time and that's a good thing ahead of the semis. One eye on the net run rate and one eye on looking after your bowlers ahead of the semi-final. We will go back and have some dinner and watch the match and we'll happily play whoever it is. Yeah, it showed a lot of character the way we turned things around.

Nigar Sultana: I guess it was a decent total to restrict, the wicket was a very good wicket but lack of partnerships cost us. Some of the individual performances have been a big positive. Yeah, I think we have to play more matches to learn more. A lot of young girls coming into the picture, so it's going to be an exciting few months for Bangladesh Cricket.

Sophia Dunkley (Player of the Match): Definitely wasn't easy to bat on here, they bowled really well, we had to spend time in the middle and build partnerships to set up a platform in the end. I think I got a few starts on the way, nice to make a contribution today and build on that. I'm disappointed that I didn't finish a couple games earlier. It was a little sluggish, but it was all about partnerships for us. Brunt came in with a lot of energy. I was re-energized. I'm having a blast, and it's sometimes difficult to recall that you're playing in the World Cup and fulfilling a childhood dream. Our primary goal for today was to complete the task. We'll give it our best, and we're excited about the game.

England Women - 234 in 50 overs (Sophia Dunkley 67 off 72 balls, Salma Khatun 2/46) defeat Bangladesh Women 134/10 in 48 overs (Lata Mondol 30 off 45 balls, Sophie Ecclestone 3/15) by 100 runs.

In a tough batting wicket, the spinners Sophie Ecclestone and Charlie Dean made life difficult for the Bangladesh batters in the middle period. The duo got three wickets each as the Bangladesh batters never looked comfortable at the crease. The slow start from the openers Shamima and Supta put the team on the backfoot, and once Sophie Ecclestone came into the attack, she started to dictate terms and put more pressure on the batters with tight line and lengths.

She bowled four maidens and picked up three wickets. Bangladesh never showed any urgency to this chase and Charlie Dean ran through the tailenders in the end. Bangladesh bowlers did well to restrict England to a decent total, but once again, because of their batting failure, they suffer a huge defeat in the end.

But overall, this tournament is a big learning for the Tigers, who are playing in their first World Cup. They can take a lot of positives from this World Cup and come up stronger in the next mega event

The England players are all smiles and why not! After losing their first three matches, the defending champions are through to the semi-finals in this World Cup. They have to wait for some time to know their semi-finals opponents.

overs

134 /10 score

runs

Ritu Moni *

11 (31)

Jahanara Alam

3 (4)

Freya Davies

2 /36

47.6 Freya Davies to Ritu Moni, OUT! ENGLAND WIN! Full and wide from Freya again, Ritu slashes it hard on the off side, gets a leading edge straight to the fielder at mid off where Cross takes a simple catch

47.5 Freya Davies to Ritu Moni, on length and outside off, Ritu tries to cut it off the backfoot but she is beaten

47.4 Freya Davies to Ritu Moni, full and wide, slashed to cover, no run

47.3 Freya Davies to Ritu Moni, FOUR! Full and wide, Ritu enjoys the width and drives it through the covers for a boundary!

47.2 Freya Davies to Ritu Moni, length delivery on off, defended to cover

47.1 Freya Davies to Jahanara Alam, length delivery on off, Alam moves across and clips it to square leg for a single

The spinners from both sides used the pitch effectively and to their advantage. Batting hasn't been so easy at all

overs

129 /9 score

runs

Ritu Moni *

7 (26)

Jahanara Alam

2 (3)

Charlotte Dean

3 /31

46.6 Charlie Dean to Ritu Moni, tossed up on off, defended from the crease

46.5 Charlie Dean to Ritu Moni, low full toss on off, Ritu comes down the track and drives it back to the bowler

46.4 Charlie Dean to Ritu Moni, length delivery on the pads, defended to square leg

46.3 Charlie Dean to Ritu Moni, full and wide, defended to point

46.2 Charlie Dean to Jahanara Alam, full and on the pads, Alam tries to sweep, gets a top edge over the keeper for a single to the right of short fine leg