In the ongoing Women’s Asia Cup 2024, Bangladesh registered their second consecutive victory of the tournament by defeating Malaysia by 114 runs and secured their place in the knockouts. The result led fans to celebrate Bangladesh’s win in the 2024 Women’s Asia Cup.
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Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana won the toss against Malaysia and opted to bat first. Dilara Akter and Murshida Khatun gave Bangladesh a fantastic start, with Dilara and Murshida scoring 33 and 80 runs respectively. Continuing on her excellent form, Nigar Sultana played an important knock, scoring 62 runs in 37 balls, powering Bangladesh to 191/2 in 20 overs.
In response, Malaysia were only able to reach 77/8 in 20 overs as Bangladesh’s spirited bowling attack helped the team secure a big win, contributing equally to their success. Nahida Akter took 2 wickets, while Jahanara Alam, Sabikun Nahar Jesmin, Rabeya Khan, Ritu Moni, and Shorna Akter all took a wicket each to help Bangladesh win this match and qualify for the knockouts.
Following Bangladesh’s victory, social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) erupted with joy. Fans posted their celebratory posts on ‘X’, expressing their joy and pride in the team’s performance. Many praised the players’ skills and teamwork, while others shared their favorite moments from the match. This outpouring of support on ‘X’ highlighted the growing popularity of women’s cricket in Bangladesh and demonstrated the passionate fan base that continues to support the team in their Asia Cup journey.
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Here are some (X) reactions:
Bangladesh beat Malaysia by 114 runs!#WomensAsiaCup2024 | #BANWvMALW pic.twitter.com/g13qYa2hji
— Grassroots Cricket (@grassrootscric) July 24, 2024
Bangladesh Women defeated Malaysia Women by 114 runs in the Women’s Asia Cup 2024.#women #cricket #AsiaCup #BangladeshCricket#AsiaCup2024 | #WomensAsiaCup2024 | #ACC | #INDWvUAEW#INDvUAE#WTC25 | #ENGvWI#T20WC #T20WorldCup #ChampionsTrophy #EnglandCricket… pic.twitter.com/fnFcdALFgU
— Subash Chandra (@dasarisubash) July 24, 2024
Player of the match: Murshida Khatun🥇#women #cricket #murshidakhatun #BangladeshCricket #AsiaCup#AsiaCup2024 | #WomensAsiaCup2024 | #ACC | #INDWvUAEW#INDvUAE#WTC25 | #ENGvWI#T20WC #T20WorldCup #ChampionsTrophy #EnglandCricket #Westindiescricket
#Josbutler… pic.twitter.com/zW37hZpuGX— Subash Chandra (@dasarisubash) July 24, 2024
🇧🇩 Bangladesh win by 114 runs
🇲🇾 77/8 (20) TARGET: 192 🧐
With this, Malaysia concludes the ACC Women’s Asia Cup 2024 journey 👋
Thank You for your support 👍#MASvsBAN#WomensAsiaCup2024 #MASWvsBANW #IndiaWomen #WomensAsiaCup #AsiaCup2024 #smritimandhana #Womenteam pic.twitter.com/TesEPJfM4f
— Ankita Ujjain royal cricket (@AnkitaUjjain1) July 24, 2024
Clinical all-round display hands Bangladesh a massive win in their final group-stage fixture 🇧🇩#WomensAsiaCup2024#ChampionsTrophy2025 #HaniaAamir #khalilurrehmanqamar #FullVideo #SonakshiSinha pic.twitter.com/nQFfdiqYq5
— Zafar Iqbal (@zafarlakarmar) July 24, 2024
#Bangladesh 🇧🇩 Women : 191/2 (20 ov)#Malaysia 🇲🇾 Women : 77/8 (20 ov)
Bangladesh women won by 114 runs
Player of the match : Murshida Khatun (Bangladesh Women)
Group B #WomensAsiaCup2024 🏏🏆️ pic.twitter.com/E61PUn7lLo— Ishara (@Ishara23032) July 24, 2024
Women’s Asia Cup 2024 11th T20
🇧🇩🆚🇲🇾Bangladesh won by 1️⃣1️⃣4️⃣runs
🟢 Murshida Khatun scored 80 runs & Nigar Sultana scored 62* runs
🟢 Nahida Akter get 2 wickets #BANvMAL | #WomensAsiaCup2024 |
#CricketTwitter | #ACC pic.twitter.com/xmqG0BnPLP— Thewomencricketworld (@Thewomencricke1) July 24, 2024
Bangladesh all but seal a place in the semis of the Asia Cup with their biggest win ever in the tournament
They restrict Malaysia to just 77/8 in 20 overs to win by a massive 114 runs
Will likely face India next#AsiaCup2024 #WomensAsiaCup #WomensAsiaCup2024 #BANvMAL
— Mohit Shah (@mohit_shah17) July 24, 2024