Bangladesh's women's cricket team made a strong start to their warm-ups for the ICC Women's ODI World Cup Qualifiers by beating Scotland in Lahore by a competitive score.  A warm-up game was held at the Lahore City Cricket Association Ground. The Tigresses played well across all areas and won by five wickets with 51 balls to spare.

When Scotland Women batted first, they made a good score of 251 for 7 in the 50 overs they were given.  Three half-centuries led the way from the top order: Sarah Bryce with 58, Darcey Carter with 55, and Katherine Fraser with 52*.  Kathryn Bryce also scored 31 runs, which was helpful.

Even though there were runs on the board, Bangladesh's careful bowling kept things under control.  Ritu Moni took two wickets, and Marufa Akter also got one.

The chase by Bangladesh was cool and well-planned.  The top and lower orders worked together to make sure there were no problems.  Sobhana Mostary was the star of the innings. She scored 57 runs* and held up the innings until the very end, which won the game.

Fargana Hoque (48), Ritu Moni (34), and Ishma Tanjim (26), all of whom helped her a lot, were great. They won the game in 41.3 overs.