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New Delhi. In the Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup (WU-19 WC 2023) on Monday, apart from Team India, teams from Bangladesh, Australia and host South Africa also won. South African bowler Madison Landesman created history by scoring a hat-trick against Scotland. After India and UAE, the second match of the day was played between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
Opener batter Aafia Pratosha took the news of Shorna Akhtar Sri Lankan bowlers fiercely. Aafia scored 53 runs in 43 balls which included 5 fours and 3 sixes. Shorna played an inning of 50 runs in 28 balls and she remained unbeaten till the last. He hit 3 fours and 2 sixes. Bangladesh scored 165 runs losing 2 wickets. In response, Sri Lanka tried to challenge Bangladesh with the help of half-centuries from captain Vishmi Gunaratne (60) and Devmi Vihanga (55), but the team could only score 155 runs losing 4 wickets in the allotted overs. This is Bangladesh’s second consecutive win in the tournament. In the first match, he defeated the strong Australian team.
Scotland were reduced to 68 runs
In another match of the day, South Africa easily defeated Scotland by 44 runs. Batting first, the hosts scored 112 runs losing 7 wickets with the help of Kayla Reineke’s half-century. Kayla scored 53 runs in 49 balls which included 5 fours and a six. In response, the entire Scotland team returned to the pavilion for 68 runs in 17 overs in front of Madison Landesman’s deadly bowling. Landsman took 3 wickets in 3 consecutive balls in the 14th over. She became the first bowler to score a hat-trick in the tournament. In the match, he took a total of 4 wickets for 16 runs.
America’s 5 players were run out
After the defeat in the first match, Australia retaliated strongly and bundled out the US team for 64 runs in 15.3 overs. America’s 5 players were runout in the match. Maggie Clark took 2 wickets for 14 runs. Australia achieved the target by losing one wicket in 8.4 overs on the basis of opener Batter Kate Pelly (30) and Claire Moore (22).
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