Sultana 57 in vain as Australia secure comfortable win

Nigar Sultana's 50-ball 57 demonstrated too minimal eventually as Australia traveled to an agreeable 8-wicket succeed at St George's Park, on Tuesday. Georgia Wareham's 3 for 20 assumed a significant part in restricting Bangladesh to 107 for 7 - the most reduced score in a finished innings such a long ways in the continuous T20 World Cup. Selecting to bat, Bangladesh ended up in a precarious circumstance from the beginning with Darcie Earthy colored's speed demonstrating ridiculously hot. The youthful pacer excused the openers before Sultana steadied the innings. The Bangladesh captain got moving by breaking two limits off Brown and afterward taking the assault to Alana Lord. A 44-run stand with Shorna Akter had Bangladesh very much positioned to set up a serious aggregate. In any case, Wareham tidied up Shorna and Rumana Ahmed one after another to pull back Bangladesh's energy. The failure to pick fast singles and twos likewise hurt their goal, thus did a whirlwind of wickets towards the end which didn't permit Bangladesh to post major areas of strength for a. Regardless, they had the Australians disturbed in the underlying overs. Beth Mooney as well as Alyssa Healy were delayed to get moving, and the previous was even gotten at slips for 2 in the third finished. At the point when Bangladesh seemed to be in all out attack mode, Healy moved the tension on the bowlers by routinely getting out of the wrinkle and raising a ruckus around town down the track and compelling them to blunder on their lengths in the powerplay. Indeed, even as Healy attempted to get to the pitch of the ball, the arm expansion permitted her to take a six out Nahida Akter and a limit over the mid on defender off Salma Khatun. The mistake conveyances that followed were conveniently worked through the offside for limits. Healy even got a respite on 25, in the seventh over, when she put down at long off. On a pitch where scoring was difficult, the Australians turned to alert once more, however rushed to get singles, which came notwithstanding some fine exertion in the field by the Bangladeshis. The spinners controlled the scoring rate through the center overs and even had Healy gotten at cover, yet couldn't completely move the strain back on the Australians. Lanning and Debris Gardner checked their regular game and assisted the reigning champs with redesiging the objective with 10 balls in excess, kindness an unbeaten 33-run stand off 35 balls. Brief Scores: Bangladesh 107/7 in 20 overs (Nigar Sultana 57; Georgia Wareham 3-20, Darcie Brown 2-23) lost to Australia 111/3 in 18.2 overs (Meg Lanning 48*, Alyssa Healy 37) by 8 wickets