England survived a scare in opposition to Bangladesh as Heather Knight (79* off 111 balls) and Charlie Dean (27* off 56 balls) stitched collectively a 79-run stand for the unbeaten seventh wicket to assist the four-time champions to a four-wicket win with 23 balls to spare of their second league match of the ICC Girls's ODI World Cup in Guwahati on Tuesday.Opting to bowl first at Barsapara Cricket Stadium, England bowlers did their job to limit Bangladesh to 178 in 49.4 overs. However their batters made heavy climate of the chase as England have been all the way down to 103/6 within the thirtieth over. Then Participant-of-the-Match Knight, with all her expertise, mixed with Dean to take England dwelling with none additional hiccup within the forty seventh over and register back-to-back wins within the marquee occasion.Defending a below-par complete in opposition to their heavyweight opponents, leg-spinner Fahima Khatun stored Bangladesh within the hunt with a magical spell of spin bowling as she returned with 3/16 from 10 overs. Khatun took three fast wickets within the types of England captain Natalie Sciver-Brunt, Sophia Dunkley and Emma Lamb to depart England tattering at 78/5 within the twenty third over. She scalped Sciver-Brunt and Dunkley within the nineteenth over, whereas Lamb returned within the twenty third.Earlier, medium pacer Marufa Akter gave Bangladesh an ideal begin by dismissing in-from opener Amy Jones within the very first over and the opposite opener Tasmin Beaumont in first ball of the seventh over, each trapped in entrance of the stumps.Earlier, No. 4 Sobhana Mostary (60) held the Bangladesh innings collectively as wickets tumbled on the different finish. Opener Sharmin Akhter had made a struggling 30 however after that Mostary didn't get any partnership going earlier than Rabeya Khatun performed a cameo (47*) in the long run. Wickets at common intervals meant Bangladesh fell method behind the 200-run mark.
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What was the important thing consider England's victory over Bangladesh?
Sophie Ecclestone (3/24) was the star amongst England bowlers whereas Linsey Smith, Dean and Alice Capsey claimed two wickets every. Lauren Bell had supplied England with the primary breakthrough of the day.Bangladesh will keep again in Guwahati to tackle New Zealand subsequent on Friday whereas England journey to Colombo to face co-hosts Sri Lanka on Saturday.
