WATCH: Aaliyah Alley celebrates with Kiana Joseph after dismissing Fariha Trisna in 2nd ODI.

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In an interesting encounter between West Indies women And Bangladeshi women In the 2nd ODI, Bangladesh won by 60 runs. After India won the toss and elected to bowl first, Bangladesh were beaten by a low score. But falling in their own field made them face defeat in the game.

Clinical bowling package Bangladesh for low sum

West Indies women put up a clinical display with the ball to restrict Bangladesh to a total. Karishma Ramharak He was the star with the ball, picking up 4 wickets for 33 runs. Aaliyah Alayne He played a vital role claiming 3 wickets for 24 runs. Despite a strong 68-run knock Nigar SultanaBangladesh struggled to reach a competitive score, finishing on 184 in 48.5 overs.

Aliyah Ali and Kiana Joseph’s unusual celebration

It was Alley’s special celebration after taking the last wicket of Bangladesh’s innings that caught the attention of the fans. Allen had earlier claimed the coveted scalp of Sultana, and with her final strike, she helped the West Indies end Bangladesh’s innings.

But it was her delightful celebration that stole the show. After removing Fariha TrisnaAlain ran to her partner Kiana JosephPlaced on the square. The duo then performed a colorful and unusual dance celebration, lying on the ground with their backs to the sky, before doing a 360-degree roll to celebrate the moment. The video of their dance quickly went viral, adding more excitement to the game.

Here is the video:

as well Read: Bangladesh thrash West Indies by 60 runs to achieve historic victory in 2nd ODI

Winds fall in response

In response to Bangladesh’s total, the West Indies women failed to capitalize on the strong platform provided Shemaine CampbellHe scored 28 goals in 43 balls. Nahida actor He was the standout bowler for Bangladesh as he picked up 3 wickets for 31 runs to dismantle the West Indies batting line-up. The Caribbean team eventually raced out for 124 runs in 35 overs to seal a well-earned 60-run victory over Bangladesh.

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This article was originally published by WomenCricket.comThe Cricket Times Company.

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