West Indies triumphed over Bangladesh by eight wickets in a crucial Women's T20 World Cup match, significantly boosting their semi-final hopes. Deandra Dottin sealed the victory with consecutive sixes, after Karishma Ramharack's impressive bowling figures of 4-17 helped restrict Bangladesh to 103/8. The win places West Indies at the top of Group B with a superior net run-rate, as they prepare for a pivotal match against England. Bangladesh, facing consecutive losses, must defeat South Africa substantially in their final group game to keep their semi-final dreams alive. The match highlighted the decline of Bangladesh's performance in death overs and their struggle against West Indies' spin attack. Captain Hayley Matthews and Stafanie Taylor's opening stand set a solid foundation for West Indies' chase, despite Taylor retiring hurt due to a knee issue.