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Bangladesh Women's Cricket Team Falls to Netherlands in Tri-Series Match

Bangladesh Women's Cricket Team faced another defeat in the tri-series, losing to the Netherlands by 8 runs.

By Staff Correspondent
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Bangladesh Women's Cricket Team continues to struggle in their T20 World Cup preparations, suffering an 8-run defeat against the Netherlands in their second match of the tri-series held in Edinburgh. Despite a valiant 77-run innings by captain Nigar Sultana, the team fell short of the target. This follows their previous 8-wicket loss to Scotland.

The Netherlands Women's team posted a competitive total of 162 for 5 in 20 overs, thanks to Heather Siegers' 52 off 43 balls. Bangladesh's Fariha Islam took 2 wickets for 28 runs. In response, Bangladesh could only manage 154 for 8 in 20 overs, with Nigar Sultana's innings being the highlight. Juiaria Ferdous was the next best scorer with 22 runs.

Bangladesh's next match will be against Scotland on June 2.

FAQ

What was the target set by the Netherlands?
162 runs in 20 overs.
How many runs did Nigar Sultana score?
77 runs.

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