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West Indies has made a clean sweep in the 3-match ODI series against Bangladesh. The Caribbean team won by 4 wickets in the third ODI on Thursday night.
In the match played in Basseterre, St. Kitts, West Indies won the toss and decided to bowl. Bangladesh scored 321 runs for 5 wickets in 50 overs. Caribbean Batsmen achieved the target of 322 runs with the loss of 6 wickets in 45.5 overs. Amir Jangu played an unbeaten inning of 104 runs. He hit 6 fours and 4 sixes in his innings of 83 balls. He was chosen player of the match. While Sherfane Rutherford was the player of the series.
Bad start for Bangladesh, lost two wickets for 9 runs After losing the toss and opting to bat, Bangladesh got off to a bad start. The team had lost two wickets on the score of 9 runs. Openers Tanjeed Hasan and Litton Das could not even open their respective accounts. Alzarri Joseph showed both of them the way to the pavilion in the third over of the innings.
Soumya Sarkar was out after scoring 73 runs.
Soumya Sarkar and Mehdi Hasan took over, made a partnership of 136 After losing two wickets for 9 runs, opener Soumya Sarkar along with Mehdi Hasan Miraz took charge of the Bangladeshi innings. Both of them made a partnership of 136 runs in 127 balls for the third wicket. This partnership was broken by Gudkesh Moti. He made Soumya Sarkar LBW at the score of 73 runs.
After the dismissal of Soumya Sarkar, captain Mehdi Hasan Miraj was run out after scoring 77 runs on 73 balls. Then Sherfane Rutherford got Afif Hussain caught by Brandon King.
Opener Soumya Sarkar made a partnership of 136 runs with Mehdi Hasan Miraj.
Mahmudullah and Zakir’s Fifty After losing 5 wickets at 171, Mahmudullah and Zakir Ali in the middle order took Bangladesh’s score beyond 321. There was an unbeaten partnership of 150 runs between the two. Mahmudullah scored unbeaten 84 runs on 63 balls, while Zakir Ali contributed 62 runs on 57 balls.
Bad start for West Indies, lost 3 wickets at 31 West Indies, which was chasing the target of 322 runs, also had a bad start. The team had lost 3 wickets on the score of 31 runs. Opener Brandon King was run out on the score of 15 runs. While Alek Ethanoz (7 runs) was bowled by Nasum Ahmed. Captain Shai Hope was caught by Hasan Mahmood at the hands of Soumya Sarkar.
Casey Curty saved West Indies from collapse by scoring 95 runs.
Casey Curty’s half century, fifty partnership with Rudford After losing 3 wickets at 31, Casey Curty along with Sherfane Rutherfort took the Caribbean innings forward. Both of them made a partnership of 55 runs in 57 balls for the fourth wicket. This partnership was broken by Taskin Ahmed by getting Rutherford at the hands of Tanjeed Hasan.
Amir Jangu’s century, Gudkesh Moti returned unbeaten After losing the fourth wicket at the score of 81 runs, KC Curti and Amir Jangu made a comeback for the team by making a century partnership. Both of them made a partnership of 132 runs on 115 balls for the 5th wicket. Here Casey Curti was out on a personal score of 95 runs. He was dismissed by Rashid Hussain. From here, Aamir Jangu made an unbeaten 91-run partnership with Gudkesh Moti for the sixth wicket on 53 balls and gave the team victory.
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