Dhaka, Bangladesh (BBN)- Bangladesh Under-19' spin trio of Saleh Ahmed Shawon (2 for 10), Mehedi Hasan Miraz (2 for 12) and Ariful Islam (2 for 9) helped dismiss Namibia U-19 for a paltry 65, after which Joyraz Sheik (34*) took the hosts home to seal an easy eight-wicket win in Cox's Bazar.
Put in to bat, Namibia's innings never gained momentum as they lost half their side for 51 by the 21st over, reports ESPNcricinfo.
Niko Davin (19) and Lohan Louwrens (17) were the only Namibia batsmen to make double-digit scores, as none of the other batsmen managed more than five runs.
After dismissing Namibia in 32.5 overs, Bangladesh faltered early in their chase, losing both openers by the fifth over for 13 runs.
Joyraz then came in and took charge of the innings with a patient knock.
Joyraz and Nazmul Hossain Shanto, ensured no other Bangladesh wickets fell, finishing the chase in 16 overs.
The victory put Bangladesh on top of Group A, having won all three games, while Namibia also qualified for the quarter-finals after beating South Africa and Scotland.
Scotland Under-19 were handed a ten-wicket drubbing by South Africa Under-19 in an inconsequential bottom-of-the-table Group A clash at Cox's Bazar.
Choosing to field, South Africa started well by not allowing any of Scotland's top five to score more than 15.
Finlay Mc Creath then played out 61 balls for 24 runs, but fell in the 27th over as Scotland slumped to 67 for 6.
Harris Carnegie lifted Scotland to 127 before they were dismissed with an unbeaten 48-ball 29 that included four fours.
For South Africa, Dayyaan Galiem, Wiaan Mulder and Sean Whitehead ended with returns of 2 for 16. Tony de Zorzi claimed 2 for 20.
South Africa eased to the total in 29 overs, as both openers Liam Smith and Kyle Verrynne smacked 64 off 87.
Both batsmen hit the same number of fours as well - seven. Smith though, hit two sixes while Verrynne managed none.
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