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    Bangladesh Consolation Win Concludes One Day Series Won 2-1 by SA Emerging

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    Bangladesh Consolation Win Concludes One Day Series Won 2-1 by SA Emerging


    The SA Emerging Women suffered a narrow 14-run defeat to Bangladesh Emerging Women in the final 50-over clash of the series, despite valiant half-centuries from Simoné Lourens and Faye Tunnicliffe in Chattogram in Bangladesh on Sunday, 11 May, 2025.

    The visiting South Africans clinched the three-match series 2-1, after their wins in the opening One Day two fixtures.

    Chasing Bangladesh’s formidable total of 253/8, anchored by Ishma Tanjim’s 57 off 83 balls (6 fours), South Africa fell short, bowled out for 239 in 49.4 overs. Lourens top-scored with a fluent 68 off 63 deliveries (8 fours, 1 six) in her first appearance of the tour, while Tunnicliffe added 55 from 57 balls (3 fours, 1 

    Bangladesh, having won the toss and elected to bat, were rocked early by the ever-reliable Delmi Tucker (2/39), who removed opener Dilara Dola (1) and skipper Sarmin Sultana (5), reducing the home side to 9/2 in the fourth over.

    Tanjim then stabilised the innings in a vital 87-run partnership with Sumaiya Akter (38), with both batters rotating strike well and punishing loose deliveries. Ghandi Jafta (1/36) eventually broke the stand, dismissing Akter.

    Tanjim followed soon after, caught off the bowling of captain Kgomotso Rapoo (2/18), leaving Bangladesh at 121/4 in the 30th over. A key 68-run partnership between Rubya Jhilik (34) and Afia Era (44) helped Bangladesh edge closer to the 200-run mark before Zintle Kula (1/27) accounted for Jhilik.

    The SA Emerging Women’s Faye Tunnicliffe was named Player of the Series following her two half-centuries. Photo: Supplied
    The SA Emerging Women’s Faye Tunnicliffe was named Player of the Series following her two half-centuries. Photo: Supplied

    Maintaining the momentum, Era combined well with Shorna Akter (41*), and the duo added a further 61 runs for the sixth wicket. The innings concluded at a competitive 253/8, with Era, Farzana Yeasmin (0), and Sebekun Nahar (0) falling towards the end.

    The partnership was eventually broken by Tanjim (1/21) before Shorna Akter (1/27) followed suit with the scalp of Jafta (7). Lourens was the next to fall shortly after, with Yeasmin picking up the wicket to leave the away side 135/3 after 21 overs.

    Despite needing 119 more runs and having the in-form Tunnicliffe at the crease, South Africa’s innings faltered as Tucker (2) and Luyanda Nzuza (0) fell in quick succession, before Tunnicliffe and Eliz-Mari Marx (34) fought back with a 63-run stand that lifted the tourists past 200.

    Tunnicliffe notched her second fifty of the series but was dismissed soon after, along with Marx, as Shorna Akter and Fuara Begum (1/52) tightened the screws.

    The final three wickets—claimed by Akter, Nahar (2/49), and a run-out—ensured Bangladesh sealed a consolation 14-run win, bowling South Africa out for 239 with just two balls remaining.

    The SA Emerging Women now turn their attention to the T20 leg of the tour, with the first match of the three-match series scheduled for Wednesday, 14 May, at the Cox’s Bazar Academy Ground.

    South Africa Emerging Win the One Day Series 2-1 at the BSFLMRCS, Chattogram

    Tue 6 May – SA Emerging beat Bangladesh Emerging by 5 wickets (25 balls remaining)
    Thu 8 May – SA Emerging beat Bangladesh Emerging by 2 wickets (4 balls remaining)
    Sun 11 May – Bangladesh Emerging beat South Africa Emerging by 14 runs

    T20 Matches at Cox’s Bazar Academy Ground, Cox’s Bazar

    Wed 14 May at 09h30 – Bangladesh Emerging vs South Africa Emerging
    Fri 16 May at 09h30 – Bangladesh Emerging vs South Africa Emerging
    Sun 18 May at 09h30 – Bangladesh Emerging vs South Africa Emerging

    * All match times CAT

    SA Emerging Women’s Squad against Bangladesh Emerging

    Leah Jones (T20 captain, World Sports Betting Western Province)
    Kgomotso Rapoo (50-over captain, DP World Lions)
    Alexandra Candler (Hollywoodbets Dolphins)
    Nicole de Klerk (Hollywoodbets Dolphins)
    Jenna Evans (DP World Lions)
    Ghandi Jafta (Fidelity Titans)
    Zintle Kula (Knights)
    Eliz-Mari Marx (Fidelity Titans)
    Mona Lisa Legodi (Fidelity Titans)
    Simoné Lourens (Fidelity Titans)
    Luyanda Nzuza (Knights)
    Verunissa Reddy (Knights)
    Nonkululeko Thabethe (DP World Lions)
    Delmi Tucker (World Sports Betting Western Province)
    Faye Tunnicliffe (World Sports Betting Western Province)

    Original Copy: Cricket South Africa, with editing by gsport

    Main Photo Caption: The SA Emerging Women suffered a narrow 14-run defeat to Bangladesh Emerging Women in the final 50-over clash of the series, despite valiant half-centuries from Simoné Lourens (pictured in this 2025 U19 World Cup file image) and Faye Tunnicliffe, in Chattogram, Bangladesh, on Sunday, 11 May, 2025. Photo: ICC

    Photo 2 Caption: The SA Emerging Women’s Faye Tunnicliffe was named Player of the Series following her two half-centuries. Photo: Supplied



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