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Bangladesh clinch series

Nur Uddin Alamgir from ctg
Bangladesh secured the four-match Eastern Bank Women's GDI Series against Hong Kong, taking an unassailable 3-0 lead with one match in hand when the hosts won by 71 runs at the Chittagong Divisional Stadium yesterday.
Hong Kong made a bold move by sending Bangladesh in and bowled out the home side for a modest 158 in 50 overs.
In reply, the visitors reached 87 for seven in 50 overs.
The highest 39 runs added to the score from extras while inform skipper Salma Khatun contributed 22 but the Bangladesh total was enriched by 39 extras. Suktara and Panna Gosh made 20 and 18 runs respectively.
Hong Kong spinner Betty Chan, who captured five wickets for 28
runs, was adjudged player of the match.
The tourists, who will play their last match in Dhaka tomorrow, were never in contention after losing the first wicket in the last ball of the first over when Jahanara bowled out Charlotte Chan.
Opener Connie Wong defied the local attack for some time with a sedate 36 off 131 balls. She was ultimately dismissed in the 42nd over. Captain Neisha Pratt, dropped on 17, made 24.
Salma Khatun said after the match that the slow wicket was the main reason behind the low scoringmatch.
"All the players of my team tried heart and soul to maintain our unbeaten run and we are hopeful to win the next match in Dhaka," the Bangladesh captain she said.
"Betty bowled really nice and sent back five of our players to the dressing room," she added.
Coach Jafrul Ehsan said he was
hundred per cent confident about winning the last match.
"Our attack is very strong but we have some weakness in batting,” Ehsan admitted.
"Romana and Jahanara, the two faces who didn't play before this series, are doing well and we have some other quality players practising for the Asia Cup in Sri Lanka.
"We would try to overcome our weaknesses and hope to do better in the four-nation tournament in May in Sri Lanka,” he added.
SCORES IN BRIEF
BANGLADESH: 158 all out in 50 overs (Sathira 7, Suktara 20, Ayesha 11, Panna 18, Salma 22, Chamely 10, Romana 13, Irin 1, Tithy 5, Jahanara 8*, Shamima 4, extras 39, Godiva 2-26, Betty Chan 5-28).
HONG KONG:.87 for 7 in 50 overs (Connie 36, Betty 4, Niesha 24, Sarah 1, Mariko 5, Kaori 1, extras 16 (Salma 1-13, Tithy 2-18, Sathira 2-10, Chamely 2-3).