Karishma Ramharack bowls as West Indies beat Bangladesh in Women’s T20 World Cup 2024

In the 13th game of Group B ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 in Sharjah on Thursday (October 10), The West Indies soundly defeated Bangladesh Women by 8 wickets. After restricting Bangladesh to 103/8, West Indies chased down the target in just 12.5 overs, losing just two wickets along the way. Photo by Karishma Ramharack brilliant spell, claimed 4 wickets for 17 runs, and captain Hayley Matthews a blistering knock of 34 off 22 balls, ensured a comfortable victory for West Indies with 43 balls to spare.

Bangladesh is struggling to build momentum

Bangladesh Women had a tough time building any lasting relationships, as they faced a disciplined bowling attack from the West Indies. Dilara Akter he showed some intent at the top of the order, hitting 19 off 18 balls, but it wasn’t enough to set a solid foundation. The captain Nigar Sultanawho contributed a patient 39 from 44 balls, was the only batsman to show resistance, but received little support from the middle order. Loads of wickets in the middle overs, including doubles Afy Fletcher and Ramharack’s 4-wicket haul, left Bangladesh stunned. At the end of 20 overs, they had managed 103/8, a score that was always difficult to defend.

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A brutal West Indies chase led by Hayley Matthews

In reply, the West Indies openers set the tone early on, with Matthews hitting 34 off just 22 balls. Stephanie Taylor looked in good form before being forced to retire injured on the 27th. The forward partnership made the chase legal, and despite losing Matthews once Shemaine Campbell for 21, This is Deandra Dottin’s place an explosive cameo of 19 off 7 balls ended the match in style. West Indies reached 104/2 in just 12.5 overs, comfortably passed the target and secured a big win.

Karishma Ramharack shines in football

West Indies’ best bowler Ramharack. His spell of 4 for 17 in four overs crippled Bangladesh’s batting line-up. Ramharack bowled the middle overs, removing key players like Akter and Akter. Sobhana Mostary. Supported by captain Matthews, who took a wicket, and Afy Fletcher, who took two wickets, Ramharack ensured that Bangladesh did not gain momentum. His efforts were key in restricting opponents to less than perfect value, earning him the Player of the Match award.

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