Bangladesh ended the series with three consecutive wins
Published: 03:18 19 September 2024
Bangladesh women 'A' team had already confirmed the series with three consecutive wins. The Tigresses ended the series with a win despite losing the fourth match. Bangladesh beat Sri Lanka by 8 wickets in the fifth and last T20I.
In the last T20 on Thursday (September 19), the Lankan girls lost the toss and were bowled out for just 54 runs. Chethana Bhimukti scored 11 runs off 20 balls for the team. Also, no other batsman scored double-digit runs.
Batting on a target of 55 runs, Bangladesh won by losing 2 wickets in just 11 overs and 4 balls. Opener Dilara remained unbeaten on 33 runs and Nigga Sultana Jyoti survived for 14 runs off 25 balls. In this victory, the Tigresses took the series by a margin of 4-1.
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