Sultana to lead Bangladesh on WI tour; Jahanara takes a mental health break
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) announced the squad for their first women's tour of the West Indies, featuring three ODIs and three T20Is, starting January 19.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) announced the squad for their first women's tour of the West Indies, featuring three ODIs and three T20Is, starting January 19.
All-rounder Deepti Sharma delivered a stellar performance as India sealed a 3-0 ODI series win against the West Indies, at the Kotambi Stadium.
John Turner (2/42) and Adil Rashid (2/62) were top bowlers for England. Livingstone and Jofra Archer got a wicket each.
Livingstone said that the team tried taking some risks early on and the wind was very strong.
Atkinson, who made his debut in July against the Windies at Lord's, finished with a tally of 34 wickets in six Tests. He along with Chris Woakes featured in all six back-to-back Tests for England this summer.
Mendis and Fernando not only reconstructed the hosts' innings, but also put them in the driver's seat with a mammoth 239-run stand for the third wicket.
"Important to put some runs on the board and come out and defend while the sun is out. The dot ball percentage was a bit high and we need to work on that," said Windies skipper Stefanie Taylor after winning the toss.
Inzamam highlighted how Tendulkar was mentally tough as he was always under pressure to score runs and yet had a really long successful career.
Taylor's all-round show helped West Indies register a comfortable win in the end.
In addition to having picked more than 100 Test wickets, Ojha also has 21 wickets against his name in 18 ODIs. He also has 10 wickets in six T20Is.
