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BAN-W vs THA-W, 1st T20, W-Asia Cup 2022 summary
BAN-W
88-1(11.4)
Bangladesh Women won by 9 wickets 🏆
THA-W
(19.4)82-10
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P'ship : 19(21)
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That's all from us then, thanks for tuning into the opening match of the 2022 edition of the Women's Asia Cup. the defending champions have got off to the perfect start on their road to defend that title, they have thrashed a lackluster Thailand by 9 wickets. Due join in for the second game which will get underway later at 1:00 PM IST, where India Women face-off against Sri Lanka Women. This is Shashank Surly signing off alongside Megh Mandaliya and scorer Zeeshan Naiyer. Bye bye!!
Biggest wins in Women's Asia Cup T20 while chasing:
Pakistan vs Bangladesh by 9 wickets
Thailand vs Malaysia, by 9 wickets
Bangladesh vs Thailand, by 9 wickets
Bangladesh vs Thailand, by 9 wickets (Today)
Pakistan vs Bangladesh by 9 wickets
Thailand vs Malaysia, by 9 wickets
Bangladesh vs Thailand, by 9 wickets
Bangladesh vs Thailand, by 9 wickets (Today)
Shamima Sultana (Player of the Match): "I love playing my shots, the pitch was bit slow and low, my approach is to bat with aggression and take on the bowlers, sad to have missed out on a fifty, hope to get it next match."
Nigar Sultana Joty (Winning Captain): "I think the way girls bowl today was fantastic and executed the plans properly. We were planning to restrict them to a below-par total and it actually happened. So, that shows the confidence of the girls. I am extremely pleased to contribute to my team.”
Naruemol Chaiwai (Losing captain): "The pitch was a little bit slow, we had to get more power to find the boundaries, which we couldn't do, Maya had the intent to hit the balls, she is an aggressive batter, she can also bowl if required. We will have to improve our bowling for the next game, we should get wickets while defending low score."
Time for the post match presentations.
10:47 AM IST | The defending Champions have got off to a winning start in the road to defend their trophy, they have completely humiliated Thailand in this opening fixture of the Women’s Asia Cup 2022. The tigers take victory by 9 wickets in front of their elated home crowd.
Bangladesh were put into bowl by Thailand, their bowlers started got their team to an electrifying start, they restricted Thailand to only 16/2 in the powerplay. Nannapat Koncharoenkai 8(12) and Captain Naruemol Chaiwai 2(5) departed quickly. The spinners proved effective for Bangladesh on home soil and they were gripping the ball conveniently from the surface. Nattakan Chantam and Phannita Maya provided some resistance with their 38-run partnership. Maya played with an assertive approach and secured 26(22), including 3 four before throwing her wicket away to Shohely Akhter.
The gates were soon open and Thailand saw a massive collapse, as they got bundled out for 82 after being 54/2 at one stage. Rumana Ahmed was the star with the ball, she got 3/9 off her 3 overs, also Sanjida Meghla, Nahida Akter and Shohely Akter chipped in with 2 wickets apiece for the hosts.
Bangladesh Ladies came with a strong intent to chase this low score, keeper batter Shamima Sultana was toying with the inexperienced Thailand bowlers, she slammed 10 fours in her innings, went on to make 49(30), she was trying for the big hit to get to her fifty, but was bowled in the process to Thipatcha Puttawong, which was the only moment of joy for the visitors.
Fargana Hoque played an anchor to Sultana and stitched an impressive opening stand of 69, which took the winds out of the Thailand sails. Skipper Nigar Sultana Joty provided the finishing touches right at the end, which saw the tigers ease to their destination in just 11.4 overs.
Hang around for the post match presentations.
Bangladesh Ladies came with a strong intent to chase this low score, keeper batter Shamima Sultana was toying with the inexperienced Thailand bowlers, she slammed 10 fours in her innings, went on to make 49(30), she was trying for the big hit to get to her fifty, but was bowled in the process to Thipatcha Puttawong, which was the only moment of joy for the visitors.
Fargana Hoque played an anchor to Sultana and stitched an impressive opening stand of 69, which took the winds out of the Thailand sails. Skipper Nigar Sultana Joty provided the finishing touches right at the end, which saw the tigers ease to their destination in just 11.4 overs.
Hang around for the post match presentations.
11.4 S Laomi to N Sultana
6 MAXIMUMM! Joty finishes things in style. Bangladesh wins the opening encounter of the Women's Asia Cup by 9 wickets and it is a comprehensive victory for them. It was tossed up, turning into the timbers from off, Joty covers the line while advancing down the ground and she clobbers that over deep mid-wicket for a huge six to get Bangladesh home.
11.3 S Laomi to N Sultana
0 Length and outside off, Joty pushes that towards covers for a dot.
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