Bangladesh Women Opt to Bat Against South Africa in World Cup Thriller

In the 14th match of the ongoing Women's World Cup, Bangladesh Women have won the toss and elected to bat first against South Africa Women in Visakhapatnam. Bangladesh aims to recover from a recent 100-run defeat to New Zealand, demonstrating confidence in their batting lineup.

Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana expressed optimism, stating that batting first on a favorable pitch could aid in securing a competitive score, benefiting their bowlers. Sultana emphasized the team's determination to regroup and deliver a strong batting performance, though they have made two changes to their lineup.

Meanwhile, South Africa, buoyed by a thrilling three-wicket victory over India, enters the field under the leadership of Laura Wolvaardt, who acknowledged the initial advantage of bowling. Despite the high morale from their recent triumph, Wolvaardt stressed the importance of staying focused for the upcoming matches. South Africa also adjusted their squad with two changes ahead of this crucial encounter.