Bangladesh started the World Cup with a win.
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Published: 03:49 18 January 2025
Nepal was initially disoriented by the Bangladeshi spinners' whirlwind. Nepal's batters did not know the solution to the whirlwind puzzle of Jannatul Mawa and Nishita Nishid. As a result, they faced the spin net. Somehow, they reached their fifty and were all out.
Bangladesh crossed the small target with 40 balls in hand. Bangladesh started the Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup with an easy 5-wicket win.
After losing the toss on Saturday, the Nepal Under-19 team could not score more than 52 runs after losing all their wickets in 18 overs and 2 balls. Sana Parveen scored the highest 19 runs for the team.
The opposing team was silent in the Bangladeshi bowling attack, and Bangladesh's batting was also quite elegant and the target was easily crossed.
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