India v Bangladesh: Head-to-Head in Women’s ODI
In the 2nd match of the double-header Tuesday, India takes on ODI World Cup debutants Bangladesh, 6:30 AM (IST) onwards in what will be Match No. 23 of the 2022 World Cup and can be called as a must-win game for the women in blue to keep their playoff hopes alive. On the other hand, Bangladesh who registered their first-ever ODI World Cup win in their last match against Pakistan would look to get another one to their name.
ODIs Played between India & Bangladesh: 4
India: 4
Bangladesh: 0
Below is a glimpse of how India has dominated in all the 4 ODIs they have played against Bangladesh to date-:
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1st ODI, Bangladesh Women tour of India (April 8)
Touring India for an ODI series 1st time, then Skipper Salma Khatun led her team to a defendable total of 194 after her unbeaten knock of 75 (82). However, Harmanpreet’s unbeaten knock of 63 along with Anagha Deshpande’s 47 gave India 5 wickets win with 4 balls to spare.
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2nd ODI, Bangladesh Women tour of India (April 10)
100 balls 103 from Harmanpreet Kaur and crucial 80 from Punam Raut top of the order took India’s total to 256/6. Chasing a big target, Rumana Ahmed’s lone knock of 75 wasn’t enough for Bangladesh as they fell 46 runs short of the victory.
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3rd ODI, Bangladesh Women tour of India (April 12)
Despite being restricted at 154 after Rumana Ahmed’s 4 wicket haul conceding 20 runs (1 maiden), the Indian bowlers made it a tough chase for Bangladesh who was bowled out 4 short of 100 with Poonam Yadav taking 3 wickets giving away 15 runs (2 maidens) in her 10 overs.
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2017 ODI World Cup Qualifiers (February 17)
Competing for a place in the 2017 ODI World Cup, India got the better of Bangladesh after a brilliant unbeaten partnership for the 2nd wicket between opener Mona Meshram (78*) and Skipper Mithali Raj (73*), winning comfortably by 9 wickets with 99 balls to spare.
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