IT WAS a historic day at the Women’s Under 19 World Cup, with multiple countries winning a match at the tournament for the very first time.

Australia vs. Bangladesh

Australia remains undefeated at the tournament after a two-wicket win over Bangladesh.

Despite restricting Bangladesh to just 9/91, the Aussies wobbled their way to the total with four balls to spare.

Caoimhe Bray, Eleanor Larosa and Tegan Williamson all picked up two wickets each for Australia in the win, while Jannatul Maoua bagged a trio of wickets for Bangladesh.

Ireland vs. United States

Having gone winless in their debut tournament two years ago, the United States registered their first ever Women’s Under 19 World Cup win after downing Ireland by nine wickets.

After being sent to field first, the Americans restricted Ireland to 75 all out, before then reaching the target in the 10th over of their innings.

Isani Vaghela starred with the ball for the USA, taking three wickets, while Disha Dhingra blasted 46 off just 33 balls.

New Zealand vs. Nigeria

It was also a historic day for Nigeria, with the tournament debutants picking up the first win of their history.

In a rain shortened game, Nigeria first made 6/65, before New Zealand could only muster 6/63 after only scoring six of the nine runs required in the final over.

Lilian Ude played a key part in the win for Nigeria, as she was the bowler whose tight final over helped get her side over the line.

Scotland vs. Nepal

In the battle of Group D’s minnows, it was Scotland which opened its account after escaping with a one-wicket win over Nepal.

The Scots bowled Nepal out for just 73 and almost lost all their wickets in response, but reached the target with eight balls to spare.

Maisie Maceira was the star with the ball for the Scots, taking 5/15.

England vs. Pakistan

England has picked up a massive win over Pakistan, saluting to the tune of six wickets.

England first bowled Pakistan out for 66, before reaching the target inside 10 overs.

Amuruthaa Surenkumar helped set up the win for the English after her three wickets topped the wicket tally for her side. Meanwhile Mahnoor Zeb lead the wicket taking for Pakiston with two.

South Africa vs. Samoa

After finally actually getting to play, Samoa did not have a tournament debut to remember, being absolutely thrashed by South Africa.

Samoa was bowled out for 16 in the 10th over, before South Africa reached that target after 10 balls to win by 10 wickets.

Nthabiseng Nini took three wickets in the win, while Fay Cowling, Kayla Reyneke and Seshnie Naidu all claimed two each.