Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto admitted his team did not play their best cricket during this match and is hoping to learn lessons from it. Shanto wants his side to focus more on bowling while asking their pacers to stay within their lines and lengths.
Bangladesh cricket team comprises Litton Kumer Das, Jaker Ali Anik, Mustafizur Rahman, Shak Mahedi Hasan, Taskin Ahmed and Tanzim Hasan Sakib.
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India: 376 and 287/4 in 64 overs
Bangladesh were in trouble after an impressive opening stand between Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant, until R Ashwin struck for the first time. Shakib Al Hasan tried to block but edged towards short leg where Yashasvi Jaiswal made an outstanding diving catch to dismiss him for 25. Najmul Hossain Shanto and Tanzid Hasan now at the crease.
Bumrah and Siraj keep things tight as Bangladesh batsmen struggle to penetrate India’s spin tandem of Bumrah and Siraj. Although Bangladesh are still alive in this match, chasing 376 will not be easy at this stage.
Zakir drives it down the ground to hit Ashwin for a boundary towards long on. An exciting turnaround ball to end an over.
Jadeja returned to the attack, taking another dot-and-single approach as Bangladesh batsmen adjust to slow bowling.
SIX! Mushfiqur Rahim hits an amazing six from mid on with a slog sweep but the umpire believes his fingers were underneath the bat and overruled it, appealing but without success. Unfortunately for Mushfiqur Rahim and the visitors they lost but managed to stay in contention by staying close; now they need quick wickets against India which destabilise their innings which will be hard but manageable; work hard as you’ll need lots of runs from them in order for this match to finish as close as possible!
Bangladesh: 149 and 234 in 62.1 overs
India and Bangladesh’s match was an entertaining spectacle filled with stellar performances and thrilling moments. Both nations’ young players displayed tremendous maturity under pressure; such as Sanju Samson, Suryakumar Yadav and Nitish Kumar Reddy contributing well with their respective innings; in addition to these outstanding individual contributions the young Indian bowlers demonstrated excellent discipline throughout their performances.
After being put in to bat, Bangladesh found it difficult to score runs on a seam-friendly deck, although resilient batting from Najmul Hossain Shanto and Shakib Al Hasan kept them within striking distance of victory. India soon came into their own after the introduction of Ashwin and Jadeja who both proved remarkable as spin twins; Ashwin took a 6-wicket haul while Jadeja claimed two wickets herself!
Bangladesh’s middle order collapsed under India’s spin attack. Their tourists were in danger at 144/6 before being bowled out for 234 in 62.1 overs.
Nitish Reddy made an unforgettable debut for India with an exceptional performance of 74 off 40 balls to cap an astonishing innings that included Rinku Singh’s brilliant 61; both batsmen recorded their maiden T20I centuries and took their totals to 221/9. Suryakumar Yadav also reached the milestone of 5000 runs in T20Is to become only the second fastest Indian player ever, also contributing towards India’s first century stand of this innings partnered with Hardik Pandya for 221/9.
India: 280 and 290 in 58 overs
India established an early advantage as they batted first with the aid of Rishabh Pant’s 109 and Shubman Gill’s 119, respectively. India were well supported by their lower order batsmen who also scored fifties; Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto and Tanzid Hasan Tamim attempted to keep pace but their chase failed miserably before becoming unbeatable.
Sanju Samson won man-of-the-match honors with an excellent 111 (47) that propelled India to 297 – their highest ever total in T20I cricket history. India batsmen demonstrated improved form across all areas.
Mayank Yadav and Ravi Bishnoi, in particular, made an exceptional bowling performance as they claimed wickets with ease. These spin bowlers kept up the pressure by bowling with heart and precision so as to deny batters any respite in between innings.
Bangladesh’s top order was an impediment as they struggled to keep up with scoring on an unpredictable surface. Apart from Towhid Hridoy and Litton Das, none of the other batsmen could get going and they were eventually skittled for just 164/7 after 20 overs – their lowest total ever at home in T20Is! India scored three victories out of three T20I matches, beating New Zealand by 168 runs at Ahmedabad before outplaying Ireland 143 runs by winning all three matchs!
Bangladesh: 122 and 113 in 9 overs
India and Bangladesh matches are always compelling contests to watch, not only due to the cricketing skills displayed but also because they tell a captivating tale of sporting brilliance, resilience and passion from both camps.
Both teams will look to up the ante in this game and fight tooth and nail for victory on the field. Expect this matchup to be high-scoring as both squads boast some incredible players that could turn things around quickly.
But the highlight of the match will surely be Ravichandran Ashwin and the Indian spinners under his leadership, particularly Ravichandran Ashwin who is considered one of the finest spinners worldwide.
Rohit Sharma will hope that India’s batsmen can withstand the challenge presented by Bangladesh bowlers. He’ll look to form partnerships with Shubman Gill, returning after an extended absence, while Pant is hoping to continue his impressive form with bat and score an important century – something he has done well recently and will play an instrumental role for India.
India: 122 and 252 in 17 overs
India took an early stride toward winning their three-match T20I series against Bangladesh with an emphatic performance at Arun Jaitley Stadium. Led by Suryakumar Yadav’s men, who displayed both bat and ball prowess to defeat hosts Bangladesh by seven wickets; with Arshdeep Singh and Varun Chakaravarthy particularly standout as bowling performers.
Bangladesh opener Soumya Sarker fell after scoring an excellent 49-ball 35 to leave them reeling at 100-2 in the 19th over. He played back against Rashid Khan’s full delivery that kept low and crashed onto his pads – he did not pursue review to save himself, and was eventually dismissed for the third time during this T20I series.
Riyan Parag and Hardik Pandya quickly made an impressionful opening stand against Bangladesh, both hitting an 18-SIX to deep midwicket and another to long on respectively, scoring 122 runs off 17 overs with both players striking four boundaries and sixes each.
Virat Kohli now stands at 979 ODI runs in Bangladesh, 21 short of becoming only the second visiting player after Sri Lanka’s Kumar Sangakkara to make this milestone in Bangladesh. But with three more matches left of this series to go at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad he still may break this record! The series will conclude next Monday evening.
Bangladesh: 234 and 234 in 16 overs
Bangladesh was never intimidated or defeated, never losing their composure and fighting spirit throughout. They failed to capitalise on an advantageous position however and their batsmen struggled against India’s bowlers; Suryakumar Yadav, Varun Chakaravarthy and Ravi Bishnoi all chipped in with wickets but most impressive was India not taking their foot off of pedal during a very hard fought match.
Jadeja also excelled with the ball, taking two wickets in a single over. In total, Jadeja took 3 wickets as India secured victory with 49 balls remaining.
Day 4 of India-Bangladesh Test Series at 3:35 PM: Rohit to Shanto: Fielders appeal strongly for lbw but umpire Rod Tucker rules no; Bangladesh review but UltraEdge confirms no bat is involved and so the decision stands.
The match between India and Bangladesh provided cricket fans with an exciting spectacle, boasting stellar performances and heart-thumping moments. Both countries are fierce rivals in every sense, and this contest was no different; India dominated with their top order dominating, their spin duo providing stability at critical junctures, while young talents like Litton Das showed maturity under pressure. Bangladesh needed work on their batting which ultimately proved the difference – this may be hard pill to swallow for them initially but as soon as they head home they will realize it wasn’t all their fault and work on improving in future matches!