Youth ODI Bangladesh clinch series beating England in 2nd match
UNB, Dhaka :
Hosts Bangladesh Under-19 Cricket team clinched the three-match Youth ODI series 2-0 with one match to spare beating touring England U-19 side by five wickets in the 2nd match at Sheikh Kamal International Stadium in country’s tourist town of Cox’s Bazar on Thursday.
It was the successive series victory for the Young Tigers after winning the one-off T20 series beating the visiting English Youth team by seven wickets on Sunday last.
Bangladesh U-19 team, which got off to a flying start in the three-match ODI series beating England U-19 by five wickets last Tuesday, will play the remaining match on Saturday (Feb 2) at the same venue.
In the day’s 2nd Youth ODI, the English team batted first after winning the toss and scored 256 for 7 in 50 overs featuring a 111-run partnership in the 3rd wicket stand between last match half centurion LP Goldsworthy and skipper JL Smith.
Two down LP Goldsworthy hammered the match-highest 73 runs off 91 deliveries, including six fours and two sixes, captain cum one down batsman JL Smith contributed 48 runs off 58 balls hitting two fours and two sixes, opener WCF Smeed scored 57-ball 43 runs with seven boundaries while another opener BG
Charlesworth made 55-ball 39 runs for England.
Hosts Bangladesh Under-19 Cricket team clinched the three-match Youth ODI series 2-0 with one match to spare beating touring England U-19 side by five wickets in the 2nd match at Sheikh Kamal International Stadium in country’s tourist town of Cox’s Bazar on Thursday.
It was the successive series victory for the Young Tigers after winning the one-off T20 series beating the visiting English Youth team by seven wickets on Sunday last.
Bangladesh U-19 team, which got off to a flying start in the three-match ODI series beating England U-19 by five wickets last Tuesday, will play the remaining match on Saturday (Feb 2) at the same venue.
In the day’s 2nd Youth ODI, the English team batted first after winning the toss and scored 256 for 7 in 50 overs featuring a 111-run partnership in the 3rd wicket stand between last match half centurion LP Goldsworthy and skipper JL Smith.
Two down LP Goldsworthy hammered the match-highest 73 runs off 91 deliveries, including six fours and two sixes, captain cum one down batsman JL Smith contributed 48 runs off 58 balls hitting two fours and two sixes, opener WCF Smeed scored 57-ball 43 runs with seven boundaries while another opener BG
Charlesworth made 55-ball 39 runs for England.