WI VS BAN 1st West Indies vs Bangladesh, 1st ODI: Shane Rutherford’s Century Helps West Indies Seal 5-Wicket Win | West Indies beat Bangladesh by 5 wickets: broke the losing streak of 11 consecutive matches; Rutherford scored his first century

Sherfane Rutherford scored 113 runs in 80 balls.

Sherfane Rutherford’s first ODI century helped West Indies break their 11-match losing streak against Bangladesh and register a five-wicket win.

In St Kitts, the Caribbean team achieved the target of 295 runs and took a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. The hero of the victory was Rutherford, who after a slow start led the team to victory by scoring 113 runs in 80 balls. He was chosen player of the match.

West Indies once needed 161 runs from 114 balls, but achieved the target with 14 balls remaining.

Rutherford was hit on the helmet twice by the ball Rutherford was hit on his helmet twice by the ball, yet he completed his century. He completed his century when Bangladesh conceded 6 runs through an over in the 47th over. After that he hit consecutive sixes over long-off and midwicket off Soumya Sarkar’s balls, then he hit a six over short third man, where Nahid Rana made no mistake and took the catch. But by then West Indies needed only 7 runs to win.

Sherfane Rutherford partnered the team with Shai Hope and Justin Greaves.

Rutherford made a half-century partnership with captain Shai Hope and Justin Greaves. Rutherford handled the innings along with captain Shai Hope and Justin Greaves. Rutherford made a partnership of 99 runs with Hope for the fourth wicket. Hope played an inning of 86 runs in 88 balls. For the fifth wicket, he made a partnership of 95 runs in 57 balls with Justin Greaves. Greaves scored unbeaten 41 runs in 31 balls with the help of five fours.

For Bangladesh, Taskin Ahmed, Naseed Rana, Rishar Hussain, Mehdi Hasan Miraj and Soumya Sarkar took one wicket each.

Rutherford made a 99-run partnership with captain Shai Hope for the fourth wicket.

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