Allround South Africa complete 5-0 series whitewash

South Africa Women indeed put on a clinical show with both bat and ball to smash Bangladesh Women by six wickets in the fifth and last One-Day International to finish a 5-0 arrangement whitewash. Selecting to bowl first on Monday (May 14) in Bloemfontein, South Africa were over the challenge appropriate from the word go.

New-ball bowlers Shabnim Ismail and Marizanne Kapp joined to decrease the guests to 23 for 3 by the eleventh over before the Bangladesh captain captured the slide. Rumana Ahmed waited for her chance and manufactured an essential 85-run remain for the fourth wicket with opener Shamima Sultana. In any case, with the run rate floating simply over three after 35 overs, Bangladesh required the settled match to continue and press the quickening agent. However, Masabata Klaas wrecked their expectations by disposing of Shamima for 53.

The wicket was trailed by another productive remain of 48 with Rumana assuming responsibility subsequent to going past fifty. Yet, what went with the same pattern was a great crumple as the guests disintegrated from 156 for 4 to 166 for 9 toward the finish of the 50-over check. An objective of 167 was never going to test the solid South African request as the openers got into the assault appropriate from the start amid the pursuit.

Lizelle Lee was taking care of business as she included 79 for the opening wicket with Laura Wolvaardt. Khadija Tul Kubra at that point gave the hosts a minor unnerve by trapping Lee and Trisha Chetty in the space of three conveyances however Wolvaardt stayed unbeaten until the point when the conclusion to guarantee there were no hiccups in the pursuit. She stayed unbeaten on 70 as South Africa finished the win with 15 overs to save. Lee was named the player of the arrangement for scoring 244 runs.

Brief scores: Bangladesh Women 166/9 out of 50 overs (Rumana Ahmed 74, Shamima Sultana 53; Shabnim Ismail 3-17, Marizanne Kapp 2-21) lost to South Africa Women 169/4 out of 35 overs (Laura Wolvaardt 70*, Lizelle Lee 44; Khadija Tul Kubra 3-37) by six wickets