After being knocked out of the event after one, Bangladesh women's cricket team won the bronze medal in the cricket event of the Asian Games.
In the third place-determining match of the women's cricket in Hangzhou, China on Monday (September 25), Pakistan collected 64 runs in the scheduled 20 overs in the scheduled 20 overs. In response, the target was to reach the port of 18.2 overs.
Earlier, Bangladesh had won the toss and decided to bowl first. The bowlers gave a clear decision that the decision was not wrong.
After that, the pair of Adhinatak Nida Dar with Natalie Parvez started giving hope to Pakistan in the pair of Natalita 11, Nida Dar 14 and Alita Ritaz 17 off 18 balls and Pakistan's innings ended at 64 runs.
Swarna for Bangladesh in bowling Akhter took 3 wickets alone, Sanjida Akhtar Meghla took 2 wickets while Marufa Akhter, Nahida and Rabeta each took one wicket each.
Bangladesh got off to a target of 65 runs in the opening pair. Bangladesh opened the pair of 27 runs, Shamima Sultana and Sathi Rani, who lost 3 wickets from 33 runs. Shamima 13, Sathi 13 and Nigar Sultana scored 2 runs.
Mostari 5 and Ritu Moni took away for 7 runs, but Swarna Akhtar's 14 and Sultana Khatun's unbeaten innings of 2 runs reached the port of Jorti with 10 balls in hand.
