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Mandatory Power play (1-6): Bangladesh Women 33/1 Bangladesh Women 50/2 in 8.5 overs Referral 1 (10.3 ovs): INDW against S Islam (Caught) Successful (INDW: 1, BANW: 1) Bangladesh Women 61/3: S Islam c Taniya Bhatia b Poonam Yadav 10(17) N Sultana dropped on 24 by J Rodrigues in 13.6 overs Bangladesh Women 100/5 in 15.3 overs

• • • • CWC 22, IND vs BAN Highlights: India beat Bangladesh by 110 runs to keep their semi-finals qualification hopes alive CWC 22, IND vs BAN Highlights: India beat Bangladesh by 110 runs to keep their semi-finals qualification hopes alive India Women vs Bangladesh Women Highlights: Yastika Bhatia (50) and Sneh Rana (4/30) starred in India's thumping 110 run win over Bangladesh. India's win kept them in the hunt for a semifinal spot at the ICC Women's World Cup. India Women vs Bangladesh Women highlights: Yastika Bhatia’s gritty half-century and Sneh Rana’s all-round performance powered India a dominating 110-run win over Bangladesh and kept them in the hunt for a semifinal spot at the ICC Women’s World Cup, on Tuesday. Opting to bat, India recovered from a mid-inning collapse to post a modest 229 for seven, riding on a responsible 80-ball 50 by Bhatia and a late flourish from Rana (27) and Pooja Vastrakar (30). Defending the total, the spinners, led by Rana (4/30), controlled the proceedings as they struck at regular intervals. India bowled out Bangladesh for 119 in 40.3 overs to register their third win of the tournament. The big win helped India improve their Net-Run-Rate (0.768) further. Brief Scores "Very pleased, I would have liked some more runs to contribute to the team, but nevertheless, very happy with the result. In domestic, I'd prepared for No. 3 and it was always in mind that whichever order I get, I'll have to contribute for the team. So the preparation wa...

India vs Bangladesh Highlights, Women's Cricket World Cup 2022, Full Cricket Score: India keep semi-final hopes alive with 110-run win India vs Bangladesh, Women's World Cup 2022 match LIVE updates: BOWLED! Jhulan Goswami grabs the final wicket as Team India thrash Bangladesh by 110 runs to keep their semi-final hopes alive in the ongoing tournament! Goswami fires a slower yorker, with Moni chopping the ball onto her stumps to be the last batter dismissed. Bangladesh bundled out for 119 after being set 230 to win. That brings us to the end of our coverage of the India-Bangladesh encounter, the final game of the 2022 World Cup hosted by Hamilton’s Seddon Park with Wellington and Christchurch set to host the remaining games of the tournament. India bounce back in style after back-to-back defeats against England and Australia, their sizeable victory over Bangladesh coming as a major boost to their Net Run Rate, which still is the best behind Australia’s, and has lifted them to the third spot on the points table. This is Amit signing off for now. Thank you for following our coverage, and have a great day ahead. Mithali Raj: It was a game for us to win, so I am happy with the win. I think over a long period of time these things happen. We look forward to the next game. We had a good opening partnership. On a wicket like these, it is always difficult for batters to get runs. Very important knock from Yastika. As a team and batting unit, we’ve done well to score 230. Having all-r...

ODI India vs Bangladesh Highlights, Women's World Cup 2022: India beat Bangladesh by 110 runs Ind vs Ban Women's World Cup 2022 Live: Sneh Rana took 4/30 as India (229/7) beat Bangladesh (119) by 110 runs to keep semi-final hopes alive. India now also need to win their match against South Africa. Get live cricket score updates of women's world cup 2022 match between India vs Bangladesh. Check live scorecard, ball by ball commentary, cricket score online on Times of India Read Less India galloped to a 110-run win over Bangladesh in their must-win match, keeping themselves in the reckoning for a semifinal spot. India rode on Yastika Bhatia's half-century and Shafali Verma's run-a-ball 42 to post 229/7 in 50 overs. Indian spinners, led by Sneh Rana (4/30), then produced a dominant display to bundle out Bangladesh for 119 in 40.3 overs. With the win, India cemented their spot in the top four, moving to third in the table. They have six points from as many outings. The Mithali Raj-led side now needs to win its last game against South Africa on Sunday to qualify for the semifinals. Sometimes it happens (on her own form). I think the last time I hadn't scored runs for a while was back in 2012. It was important to get partnerships as it wasn't a surface where a new batter could get going instantly. We did well to get to 230 after losing those early wickets. Having all-rounders definitely gives the cushion of batting deep and it's good in a tournament like this. You want bowling op...