Bangladesh women's cricket team She has etched her name in the annals of cricket history with a remarkable achievement during Women's Senior Cup 2024. On 23 December 2024, at the Niranjan Shah Stadium in Rajkot, Bengal achieved the highest successful run chase in List A women's cricket, chasing down a challenging target of 390 runs against Haryana. This extraordinary feat not only secured her place in the semi-finals, but also marked a milestone in women's List A cricket.
The record-breaking Bengali pursuit feat
In an exciting confrontation, the Bengal players showed their prowess and flexibility in hitting. The previous record for the highest successful chase was held by Northern Districts, who chased down 309 runs against Canterbury in New Zealand Local match in 2019. On the international scene, Sri Lanka He set a record earlier this year by chasing 305 runs South Africa. The Bengals' feat of surpassing these records by successfully reaching 390 runs is a testament to their skill and determination.
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Main performance of amazing game
The standout performer for Bengal was H.E Tanusri Sarkarwho was named Player of the Match for her explosive innings of 113 runs off just 83 balls, which included a remarkable 20 boundaries. Her innings was pivotal in guiding Bengal to victory with five balls to spare. The chase began with the editorials Dara Gujar and Sasti Mondal He laid a solid foundation and scored 69 and 52 points respectively. Their quick partnership laid the foundation for what would become a historic chase.
Haryana, batting first, set a massive target of scoring 389 runs for the loss of five wickets. Shafali Verma He was Haryana's star, scoring 197 runs off 115 balls, which included 22 fours and 11 sixes. Despite her impressive performance, which was her second century in the tournament, she ultimately fell short as Bengal's batting line-up proved too strong.
A historic moment for women's cricket
This remarkable victory is not only a win for Bengal, but also a significant moment in women's cricket as a whole. It highlights the growing competitiveness and talent within women's cricket, and shows that they can achieve records that were previously thought to be out of reach. The match witnessed 779 points scored between the two teams, which confirms the high-scoring nature of the match.
bengali coach, Propal DuttaHe expressed his great pride in his team's performance. He stressed the importance of maintaining composure and faith during such high-pressure situations. Golan GoswamiThe team's mentor echoed these sentiments by praising the players' mentality and ability to chase such a huge goal.
With this historic win, Bengal Women not only advances to the semi-finals but also sets a new benchmark for future generations in women's cricket. Their achievement is expected to inspire young cricketers across the world India And off to fulfill their dreams on the cricket field. As they prepare for their next challenge in the tournament, all eyes will be on Bengal to see if they can continue their remarkable journey and perhaps secure the title.
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This article was first published in WomenCricket.comA Cricket times a company.
