WI go 1-0 up as Hope and Rutherford boss 295 chase in 1st ODI

Sherfane Rutherford's lady ODI century assisted West Indies with breaking their 11-coordinate series of failures against Bangladesh with a five-wicket win in St Kitts. The home side chased down an objective of 295 to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series, with Rutherford's 80-ball 113 exhaustively upsetting a sluggish beginning to the pursuit. West Indies, who had at one point required 161 off 114 balls, arrived at their objective with 14 balls remaining. Rutherford, who was struck two times on his protective cap during his innings, arrived at his century when Bangladesh surrendered six runs by means of topples in the 47th over. He praised the achievement with successive sixes off Soumya Sarkar, over lengthy off and midwicket. Then he crushed one to short third man where Nahid Rana finished a catch, however by then West Indies just required seven more. Rutherford struck seven fours and eight sixes as he went from 19 off 29 balls in the 32nd over to score a further 94 runs in 51 balls. He currently has five continuous 50 or more scores in ODIs, turning into the fourth West Indian after Gordon Greenidge, Chris Gayle and Shai Trust, who have six in succession each, to accomplish this accomplishment. Rutherford added 99 runs for the fourth wicket with skipper Trust who contributed a 88-ball 86 in the wake of coming in at 27 for 2. Then, at that point, Rutherford and Justin Greaves shot 95 runs off only 57 balls for the fifth wicket. Greaves scored the triumphant runs and completed on an unbeaten 41 off 31 balls with five fours. West Indies were in a difficult situation for a large part of the primary portion of their pursuit. They lost both Brandon Ruler and Evin Lewis in the first powerplay and couldn't get moving against Bangladesh's quick bowling triplet. Tanzim Hasan Sakib caught Lord lbw for 9 off 17 when he attempted to pull one that wasn't sufficiently short, and Nahid Rana struck Lewis' back cushion before the stumps with a 148.9 kph conveyance in the following over It was then up to Trust and Keacy Carty to combine. They added 67 runs in the accompanying 13.3 overs for the third wicket, with Carty scoring a wary 21 off 37 balls. Rishad Hossain's short ball had him gotten at short midwicket in a frustrating excusal for the in-structure West Indies hitter. The home side dialed back altogether during this third-wicket organization, and the necessary rate arrived at eight an over with 21 overs staying in the pursuit. That is when Trust hurled his contrary number Mehidy Hasan Miraz down the ground for six. It broke a spell of 28 balls without a limit. That hit opened the conduits as Rutherford struck Mehidy for a four and a six in the 32nd over, prior to driving Taskin for a limit in the 33rd. Trust pounded Rishad down the ground for sixes in successive overs, and Rutherford, irritated by the short ball until this point, pulled Rana for an in the middle between. He arrived at his fifty in the 36th over. Mehidy then gave Bangladesh a life saver when he had Trust gotten at profound midwicket, yet the 99-run fourth wicket stand had previously given West Indies much-required force. Greaves then hit three fours in as numerous overs, and guaranteed he made all the difference for the energy. Rutherford then raised the stakes when he pulled Tanzim for his third six, following it up with his fourth in the accompanying over off Mehidy. Rutherford arrived at his most elevated ODI score in the 43rd over, with twin sixes off Taskin. At the point when Greaves cut Tanzim through the covers in the accompanying over, West Indies' necessary rate boiled down to a run a ball, with only 37 required. Bangladesh's innings had likewise rotated around three huge organizations. They got off to a fast beginning before Soumya Sarkar fell in the fifth over. Soumya, straight from turning into the GSL's Player of the Competition, struck Alzarri Joseph for sequential fours preceding falling looked behind up some other time in something similar over. Litton Das followed him presently subsequently, getting found out behind to Romario Shepherd. Tanzid Hasan, but had proactively struck a straight six and three fours. He added 79 runs for the third wicket skipper Mehidy, who endure two possibilities, with Carty dropping him on 1 and 31. Mehidy rode his karma, top scoring with 74. Tanzid looked by a wide margin the more sure of the two, hitting two additional sixes over lengthy off and tracking down limits generally around the wicket. Tanzid, be that as it may, fell contrary to the rules in the 24th over when Alzarri Joseph had him gotten at point. He made a run-a-ball 60, strolling off disheartened at passing up a greater score. Mehidy in the mean time kept on pivoting the hit with the returning Afif Hossain. The fourth-wicket pair added 54 preceding Shepherd got Afif captured on the leg-side limit. Mehidy at last made 74 off 101 balls, hitting six fours and a wonderful whipped six over fine-leg off Jayden Seales. He tumbled to a similar bowler in the 38th over, skying to additional cover where Rutherford took the catch. Mehidy had established the ideal starting point for Jaker Ali and Mahmudullah, who added 96 runs for the 6th wicket, 84 of which came in the last ten overs. Mahmudullah crushed three sixes on the leg side, and as a large number, in his unbeaten 50 off 44 balls. Jaker additionally struck three sixes, one of them off Joseph arriving outside the arena's premises. He made 48 off 40 balls, tumbling off the penultimate bundle of the innings to Shepherd, who wrapped up with three wickets. Jaker and Mahmudullah struck all their six sixes in the last 6.3 overs of Bangladesh's innings.