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Ireland Allows Bangladesh To Level Series

Ireland Women ended the season on a disappointing note after a batting collapse saw Bangladesh claim a ten run win in the KPC Group series at Shaws Bridge.Ireland Women ended…

Ireland Women ended the season on a disappointing note after a batting collapse saw Bangladesh claim a ten run win in the KPC Group series at Shaws Bridge.
Ireland Women ended the season on a disappointing note after a batting collapse saw Bangladesh claim a ten run win in the KPC Group series at Shaws Bridge.

Chasing 107 for victory Ireland looked on course for an emphatic win as Cecelia Joyce (35) and Meg Kendal (23) put on an opening stand of 52.

However the dismissal of Kendal sparked an unfortunate turnaround as Ireland lost ten wickets for 44 runs with eight players scoring only three runs between them.

Rumana Ahmed (3-20) claimed a hat-trick of LBWs as Ireland were dismissed for 96, despite the efforts of skipper Laura Delany who made 26.

Earlier, Amy Kenealy’s (4-32) opening burst had reduced Bangladesh to 25 for 5, before opener Sanjida Islam (33) with the help of the lower order staged a recovery of sorts to post 106.

The teams share the KPC Group Series 1-1 after Ireland’s victory earlier in the week.

KPC Group Women’s Series

At Shaws Bridge

BANGLADESH 106 all out (40.1 overs; Sanjida Islam 33, A Kenealy 4-32, K Garth 2-24)

IRELAND 96 all out (37.5 overs, C Joyce 35, L Delany 26, N Kendal 23; Rumana Ahmed 3-20, Fahima Khatun 2-13, Khadiza Tul Kubra 2-20)

Bangladesh won by 10 runs

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