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Women Team India defeats Bangladesh by 8 wickets to seal Super Four berth in Women's U-19 Asia Cup

Now in the World Cup, the Indian team took the pride out of Bangladesh, defeated them by 8 wickets, Trisha and Vaishnavi shined

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Published: 26 Jan 2025, 06:30 AM
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Women Team India defeats Bangladesh by 8 wickets to seal Super Four berth in Women's U-19 Asia Cup

Now in the World Cup, the Indian team took the pride out of Bangladesh, defeated them by 8 wickets, Trisha and Vaishnavi shined


Kuala Lumpur: India faced Bangladesh in the Super Six of the ICC Women's Under 19 World Cup today. Team India registered an easy 8-wicket win over Bangladesh. Yes, Trisha played an important innings of 40 runs facing 31 balls with the help of 8 fours and played an important role in helping India win the match. Bowler Vaishnavi Sharma also did wonders.

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