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New Zealand win by 71 runs to drastically improve their net run-rate and stay in contention
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New Zealand make 189-3 - the highest score in the tournament so far
It was a disappointing result for Bangladesh but New Zealand have showed some great promise in their performance today.
If you missed any of the action you can read all about it in my colleague Ffion Wynne's excellent report here.
It's a double header today so join us again at 16:45 GMT as West Indies face Ireland.
Thank you and catch you soon.
Here's that winning moment...
New Zealand captain Sophie Devine: "I think the performance is what I'm most proud of from this team.
"It hasn't been the greatest of starts from us. This is the way we want to be playing, it doesn't matter who it's against. I'm proud of this group and we have a big game to come.
"I think today we spoke about following the process and not getting ahead of ourselves. We've got a big net run-rate to close but you can't do it it in one go.
"This game gives me a lot of confidence moving into the next game.
"The spin bowling group has an average age of 20-years-old. Molly Penfold did a great job in her first World Cup, there's so many positives to take out of it.
"It's all to play for in the next game."
Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana Joty: "I think we're more than capable of [a closer game]. We played good cricket against Sri Lanka and Australia. We gave too many runs away in the bowling and it cost us. We were under lots of pressure with the bat.
"We didn't get enough runs with the bat in the power play.
"Our young players are very energetic and talented and we're growing day by day. I have to give a special mention to Shorna Akter.
"You can see the changes we are making. The team is improving a lot with how we are competing in this competition."
Player of the match, New Zealand opener Suzie Bates: "Cricket can be a cruel game and the way I started the World Cup and the team started was disappointing. We had a tough game against South Africa but we just decided how to play as a team and that was to hit it hard and down the ground.
"It was good to bounce back and get the win.
"When you have two low scores it's tough. What impressed me most was that I followed the plan and stepped up. We've kept ourselves in the tournament.
"I've had plenty of people reach out to me. That means a lot to me more than any amount of runs.
"I'm disappointed with the way we've started, but the nature of a World Cup is if you don't turn up, you're behind the ball.
"It's nice to post a score and bat the way we want to play. That's the brand of cricket we want to stick to."
Here's Suzie Bates' unbeaten 81 with the bat that guided New Zealand to their first victory in the tournament.
The tournament ends for Bangladesh here after losing all three games they have played. They sit at the bottom of the Group 1 table.
It's New Zealand's first win of the tournament, they get two points and sit fourth, behind South Africa.
Stick around as we're hearing from the captains soon.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
New Zealand will be happy to get the win but they will be thinking could we have bowled them out quicker and been a bit tighter in the field.
They will have to win big against Sri Lanka.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
This win will give New Zealand hope. It is a slim hope but they are back in it.
They have beaten Bangladesh by more than South Africa beat them and that will give them some hope. They are not out of it and they will take it to the last group game.
The final ball is an attempted ramp shot by Fahima Khatun but it's not enough to find the boundary.
The ball goes past wicketkeeper Bernadine Bezuidenhout but the fielder at deep third stops the four.
The next ball is lofted up high by Fahima Khatun and Salma Khatun comes through for a couple.
Lea Tahuhu bowls the final over.
There's two singles to start things off and then a swing and a miss from Fahima Khatun.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Handy little bowler is Carson. They've stuck with her and it's paid off. I think she's had the best bowling figures of the tournament.
Ritu Moni c Green b Carson 5 (Ban 113-8)
Spin really does do the trick on this wicket!
Mst Ritu Moni hits Eden Carson towards long-on but Green takes a catch. Another one departs.
Akter c J Kerr b Carson 2 (Ban 112-7)
A change of pace on the ball does the trick.
Nahida Akter hits the ball high towards the leg side and Jess Kerr takes a catch at short third.
Image source, BBC SportThe new batter Nahida Akterhits the ball towards deep for a couple to end the over.
Rumana run out (J Kerr) 2 (Ban 107-6)
A direct hit and Rumana Ahmed is gone!
It was full from Amelia Kerr and Ritu Moni guides it to short third but its a direct throw at the keepers end to dismiss Rumana.
With two new batters at the crease, Bangladesh will be nervous.
Right-handers Mst Ritu Moni and Rumana Ahmed can't find the boundary and only pick up four singles from the over.
The over ends in two dot balls.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Shorna was just looking to open the face of the bat and guide the ball through the vacant slips. She just didn't get enough on it.