In an interesting encounter between Women of the West Indies and Women of Bangladesh in the second ODI, Bangladesh won by 60 runs. After winning the toss and electing to bat first, West Indies bowled out Bangladesh for a low score. However, it was the collapse of their innings that saw them face defeat in the match.
Clinical bowling package in Bangladesh at low cost
West Indies women put on a clinical display with football to keep Bangladesh at bay. Karishma Ramharack he was a star with the ball, taking 4 wickets for just 33 runs. Aaliyah Alleyne he also played a crucial role, taking three wickets for 24 runs. Despite a solid knock of 68 from Nigar SultanaBangladesh struggled to reach the tournament, ending their innings on 184 all out in 48.5 overs.
Aaliyah Alleyne and Qiana Joseph's unusual celebration
What caught the attention of the fans was Alleyne's special celebration after taking the last wicket of Bangladesh's innings. Alleyne had earlier taken the valuable wicket of Sultana, and with the last bat, he helped the West Indies end the Bangladesh innings.
But it was his fun celebration that stole the show. After removing Fariha TrisnaAlleyne ran to her friends Child Josephwho was placed on the square. The pair took part in a famous and unconventional dance, where they lay on the ground, their backs facing the sky, before doing a 360-degree roll to celebrate the moment. The video of their dance moves quickly, adding to the excitement of the game.
Here is the video:
“Double A” is celebrating in the 1st innings taking CG United Moment of the Match tonight.💃🏾#Women | | #MatchMoment pic.twitter.com/1myEdgIril
– Windies Cricket (@windiescricket) January 22, 2025
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Windies collapse in response
In response to Bangladesh's innings, West Indies Women were unable to capitalize on the strong platform provided by the Shemaine Campbellwho scored 28 runs off 43 balls. Nahida Actor was the standout bowler for Bangladesh, taking 3 wickets for 31 runs to demolish the West Indies batting line-up. The Caribbean team scored 124 runs in 35 overs, giving Bangladesh a comfortable 60-run victory.
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