Sri Lanka Women’s Under-19 team produced a composed performance under pressure to secure a thrilling last-ball victory over Bangladesh Under-19 in the ongoing women’s U19 tri-series in Pakistan, which also features the host nation.
Chasing a target of 120 for victory, Sri Lanka found themselves involved in a tense battle as Bangladesh kept the pressure on throughout the run chase. However, the young Sri Lankan batters held their nerve when it mattered most and completed the required runs off the final delivery of the innings.
The dramatic finish underlined the fighting spirit and composure of the Sri Lanka Women’s U19 side, who refused to surrender despite the mounting pressure in the closing stages.
With the match going down to the final ball, Sri Lanka’s successful chase provided an exciting finish and an important confidence boost as they continue their campaign in the tri-series.
The victory also highlights the growing strength and competitive character of Sri Lanka’s women’s junior cricket, with the U19 players gaining valuable experience against strong opposition ahead of future international assignments.
The ongoing tri-series provides an important platform for the young players from Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Pakistan to test themselves in competitive conditions and build experience at the international level.
Sri Lanka will now look to carry the momentum from this dramatic victory into their remaining matches in the tournament.
Sri Lanka Women’s U19 — keeping their nerve when it mattered most and winning it off the last ball. 🇱🇰💙🏏
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