Reyneke four-for hands Bangladesh first loss at U-19 Women's T20 World Cup
Bangladesh had the hosts in a spot of bother at 33 for four while defending 106 but Madison Landsman and wicketkeeper Karaba Meso stitched a match-winning partnership to take the hosts home.
Kayla Reyneke's four-wicket haul helped South Africa hand Bangladesh their first loss in the ongoing Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup.
Bangladesh had the hosts in a spot of bother at 33 for four while defending 106 but Madison Landsman and wicketkeeper Karaba Meso stitched a match-winning partnership to take the hosts home.
South Africa's new-ball bowlers were in outstanding form as they restricted an attacking Bangladesh side inside the powerplay.
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The aggressive Afia Prottasha couldn't get going and finally succumbed to Reyneke after a slow 21 off 33.
There were contributions from Shorna Akter (20 off 18) and Sumaiya Akter (24 off 28) but none of them came at a good rate.
Rabeya Khan returned three for 18 but her effort wasn't enough to prevent a five-wicket loss.
