Windies U-19 batting against Bangladesh in ODI
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October 18, 2013

Windies U-19 batting against Bangladesh in ODI

GEORGETOWN, Guyana (CMC) – West Indies Under-19 cricket team won the toss and chose to bat against Bangladesh in the sixth One-day International on Saturday.

Bangladesh leads the seven-match series 3-2.

Teams:

WEST INDIES U-19: Chanderpaul, Lugg, Hetmyer, Coleman, Gabriel, Pooran, Allen, Motie, Lewis (Captain), McSween, Archer

BANGLADESH U-19: Miraj (Captain), Anik, Jummon, Emon, Jashim, Saikat, Shanto, Saeed, Rahuttul, Rony, Likhon

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