SL-W vs BAN-W Live Cricket Score

0.1 OUT! LBW! An excellent review from Nigar Sultana Joty and what a start for Bangladesh Women. From an over-the-wicket angle, Marufa generates a steep inward movement into the batter, on a good length, around middle and leg from wide of the crease. Vishmi Gunarathne is pinned on the crease and tries to work across the line, but plays over it and is beaten past the inside edge before the ball thuds her back thigh pad. A huge appeal for LBW first up, but not given. The Bangladeshi skipper walks up to Marufa and instantly takes the review after a brief chat. No bat is involved as the third umpire confirms it after watching replays, and Ball Tracking shows three reds with the ball projected to hit the middle and leg stumps. The on-field decision is overturned. A big breakthrough on the very first ball for Marufa Akter upon her return to the side. Vishmi Gunarathne departs for a golden duck, and Sri Lanka Women are 0/1. 0/1

12.4 OUT! LBW! GONE! Rabeya Khan gets the big fish. She pushes it, full and around off, coming in with that around-the-wicket angle. Chamari Athapaththu prods forward and tries to defend it, but misses. Gets beaten on the inside edge and gets rapped low on her front pad, as the ball skids through a touch. A big appeal goes up for LBW, and the umpire raises her finger. However, Chamari takes a review instantly, citing that there was some bat involved. The UltraEdge shows nothing, and the Ball Tracking presents three reds with the ball projected to hit the leg stump. The on-field call is upheld. The Sri Lankan skipper misses out on her half-century and departs on 46 (43). Sri Lanka Women are 72/2. 72/2

35.3 OUT! LBW! A self-inflicted dismissal and Hasini Perera would be kicking herself. The pressure of the constant fall of wickets from the other end shows up on Hasini Perera. Shorna flights it up, full and on the middle stump, with a bit of drift into the batter. Hasini tries to be a bit adventurous and employs the reverse sweep, but misses, and the ball is too full to play that shot. An appeal for LBW and the umpire raises the finger almost instantly. Hasini immediately sends it upstairs for a review. The third umpire deems that there is no bat involved after watching the replays, and the Ball Tracking returns with three reds with the ball projected to hit the middle stump. Absolutely plumb in front. Hasini Perera departs for 85 (99), and Sri Lanka Women are in all sorts of trouble with 182/8 on the board. 182/8

16.4 OUT! HARSHITHA SAMARAWICKRAMA IS RUN OUT! That's a suicidal way to get herself out, and she did exactly that. Full and around middle, Harshitha comes forward and nudges it to the left of deep mid-wicket and sets off for a single. She completes the single and wants to come back for the second. Her partner responds, and both batters start to run. However, the deep mid-wicket fielder, Shorna Akter, runs across to her left quickly, gets to the ball and picks it up. After carefully seeing where the batter is short, she fires a good one-bounce throw to the keeper. Nigar Sultana Joty collects the throws and dislodges the bails before Harshitha Samarawickrama could even come back. They appeal and the square leg umpire raises her finger. Harshitha Samarawickrama departs for 4 (11) and Sri Lanka Women have slipped from 72/1 to 87/3. 87/3

19.1 OUT! STUMPED! WOULD YOU BELIEVE THAT? What has just happened? Dragged back length and just outside off, coming in with that around-the-wicket angle. Kavisha Dilhari presses back and looks to cut it, but ends up chopping it off the inside half of the bat. Luckily for her, the ball bounces beside the off stump and hits the right thigh of the keeper, Nigar Sultana Joty. The ball gets deflected and hits the stumps. The bails come out, and Joty appeals for a stumping. It is referred upstairs by the square leg umpire, and surprisingly, the back foot of Kavisha Dilhari was briefly raised up in the air when the ball hit the stumps. It is given OUT by the third umpire, which gets reflected on the big screen. Dilhari cannot quite believe her luck but has to walk back. The Bangladeshi players are delighted as they celebrate this unexpected wicket. 100/4

31.4 OUT! IN THE AIR AND TAKEN! Finally, Bangladesh hold on to a simple catch after many dropped chances earlier in the game. The troubling 74-run partnership is broken. Shorna pushes it fuller and dishes a leg break around off. It lands and grips away from the batter. Nilakshika Silva tries to keep the aggressive intent on and steps down the track to whack that over the leg side, but tries to hit it too hard and ends up losing her shape. Hence, the ball spoons up from the leading edge and is easily taken by Nishita Akter Nishi at short third. Nilakshika Silva is frustrated with herself and walks to the dugout after scoring 37 (38) and Sri Lanka Women are 174/5 down now. Anushka Sanjeewani is the new batter in for Sri Lanka. 174/5

33.2 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! Two wickets in quick time for Bangladesh Women. This is pushed fuller by Shorna, sticking to that wicket-to-wicket line. Anushka Sanjeewani gets forward and tries to flick across the line, but closes the bat face very early. The ball pops off the leading edge and goes flat over the head of the bowler. Shorna Akter stretches her hands over her head and takes a fine return catch with a reverse cup. A soft dismissal and Anushka Sanjeewani departs on 2 (7). From 174/4, Sri Lanka Women have slipped to 178/6. 178/6

34.2 OUT! LBW! The youngest player in this competition celebrates a wicket. Excellent review and actually, it was Nishi who convinced her skipper to go upstairs. She bowls it full and drifts into the batter, full in length, on the leg stump line. Kumari sits down to sweep, but plays over the ball as it skids through and stays a tad low. The ball sneaks under the bat and hits her front pad. A big appeal for LBW, but not given. Nishi walks to her captain and there is a mid-pitch conference between Nigar Sultana Joty and several Bangladesh players, and eventually, Joty opts for a review. UltraEdge detects nothing but a flat line and three reds on Ball Tracking means the on-field decision is reversed. From 174/4, Sri Lanka Women are now 181/7. 181/7

47.4 OUT! TIMBER! A well-bowled googly from Rabeya Khan, in the line of the stumps. Udeshika Prabodhani clears her front foot from the line of it and gives a mighty heave but fails to connect with the ball. The white leather sneaks past the batter and rattles the timber behind her. Udeshika Prabodhani departs on 8 off 37 deliveries and Sri Lanka Women are 200/9. 200/9

48.4 OUT! MALKI MADARA IS RUN OUT! Good length on off, Malki Madara hops up on her toes and pushes this towards Fargana Hoque at the extra cover region. Malki, after hitting this, runs for a single without any support from her partner. Malki Madara is sent back but Fargana Hoque picks it up and throws it on the bounce towards the substitute keeper and Rubya Haider makes no mistake this time. Removes the bails with the batter short. Sri Lanka Women have been bundled out for 202 in 48.4 overs. 202/10

10.2 OUT! FARGANA HOQUE IS RUN OUT! A needless dismissal and Bangladesh Women are under pressure. An inswinger, full and on the pads, Fargana gets a bit across and flicks it to the right of the short mid-wicket fielder. She initially takes the charge to pinch a single, and sees her partner hesitating to run. But eventually, both decide to cross over, and that provides enough time for Harshitha Samarawickrama to move to her right from mid-wicket and release a direct hit at the non-striker's end with Fargana Hoque out by a country mile. Also, Sobhana Mostary walks in next to bat. 24/2

1.5 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Just what the doctor ordered stuff for Sri Lanka Women. They wanted an early wicket and they have got it. The experinced pacer, Udeshika Prabodhani, lands it on a length and keeps the line outside off, getting it to shape away from there. Rubya Haider prods forward and hangs her bat away from her body. Tries to push but manages to get a faint outside edge only. The keeper, Anushka Sanjeewani moves to her left a bit and takes it. The finger goes up on the appeal for caught behind. Haider does not review and starts to march back to the dressing room. Rubya Haider departs for a five-ball duck and Bangladesh Women are 2/1, needing 201 runs to win. 2/1

15.3 OUT! IN THE AIR AND TAKEN! A much-needed wicket for Sri Lanka. Kumari bowls from around the stumps and drags the length back, pitching it around middle and leg, with the drift into the batter. Sobhana Mostary is rushed on the back foot, and tries to pull it over deep mid-wicket. However, she has very little space to work with and goes through the shot, playing it aerially. Gets no timing or the required power on it and airs it straight towards Vishmi Gunarathne stationed at deep square leg. Vishmi is standing a few yards in off the ropes, and takes it over her head with a reverse cup. This third-wicket partnership was looking well settled for Bangladesh, but comes to an end after adding 20 runs. Sobhana Mostary departs for 8 (13) and Bangladesh Women are 44/3, needing 159 runs to win. 44/3

49.3 OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! A TEAM HATTRICK FOR SRI LANKA. Athapaththu wins the duel against the opposition skipper when it matters the most. This is full and on the off stump line. Nigar Sultana Joty tries to hoist it over long off, but does not get the bat properly under the ball and ends up slicing it high in the air. It descends straight into the safe hands of Nilakshika Silva stationed at the long off fence. Nigar Sultana Joty would be kicking herself for not seeing her side cross the winning line. She departs for a valiant 77 (98). 194/8

45.1 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! It is still not over. The Sri Lankan skipper gets a crucial breakthrough. Athapaththu darts this one and slides this down the leg stump line, on a fractionally fuller length. Shorna Akter walks forward and tries to nudge it around the corner, but gets a faint inside edge and Anushka Sanjeewani, who has been brilliant through this World Cup as the keeper, takes a fine reaction catch to her left. The umpire raises her finger very late on the appeal for caught behind and Shorna does not review it. Shorna Akter departs for 19 (27) and Bangladesh Women are 176/4. 176/4

48.4 OUT! BOWLED! This is getting really interesting. Sugandika Kumari sees Moni stepping down the track and fires in a yorker on the stumps, Mst Ritu Moni tries to crunch it over covers by giving herself some room, but misses as she plays the wrong line and hears the death rattle behind her. Mst Ritu Moni departs for 7 (13) and Bangladesh Women are 193/5, needing another 10 runs off 8 balls. 193/5

49.1 OUT! LBW! The Sri Lankan skipper is leading from the front. This is turning out to be a precious spell of bowling from Athapaththu. Chamari tosses up a full delivery, right in front of the sticks. It lands and then spins in very sharply off the pitch. Rabeya sits across and tries to sweep it to the leg side, but misses and wears on the front pad. There is an appeal for LBW, and the finger is raised instantly. Rabeya Khan immediately opts for a review. The third umpire is certain that there is no bat involved and that the ball has smashed onto the pad before the bat arriving. Ball Tracking comes up with three reds with the ball projected to hit the leg stump. A review lost, but this is getting out of Bangladesh's hands now. 194/6

49.2 OUT! NAHIDA AKTER IS RUN OUT! Goodness me, Bangladesh are losing the plot here. Chamari Athapaththu dishes out a flatter delivery, on a fuller length, outside off. Nahida Akter drills it towards the mid off fielder and is called through for a single by Nigar. The fielder at mid off, Nilakshika Silva, is quick to get on the ball. She picks and throws in a motion and scores a direct hit at the non-striker's end, and Nahida Akter is well short of her crease. The replay confirms the same. 194/7

49.4 OUT! LBW! What a sensational final over this has been from the Sri Lankan skipper. Chamari Athapaththu flattens the trajectory and slides it onto the leg stump line, on a good length. Marufa Akter gets across and tries to tickle it fine, but misses and the ball thuds the front pad. There is a loud, confident appeal for LBW and the finger goes up without any hesitation. Marufa Akter is a bit late to take the review as she runs out of time, and is denied by the umpire and has to walk back. CHAMARI ATHAPATHTHU IS ON A HAT TRICK! 194/9