New Delhi: An attention-grabbing encounter with Mehidy Hasan Miraz’s century, drop catches and some accidents determined the course of the ODI sequence between India and Bangladesh. Injured Rohit Sharma performed a cracker of an inning to attain 51* off 28 whereas lacking a six on the final ball as Bangladesh took away the sport and the sequence from India. The match had so many ups and downs and at last, the sport was determined within the final ball.
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India got here into the sport with two adjustments, Axar Patel and Umran Malik got here in for Shahbaz Ahmed and Kuldeep Sen. The drama started early on as Mohammad Siraj dismissed Anamul Haq within the second over. Because the over got here to an finish, Rohit Sharma needed to depart the sphere after dislocating his left thumb. He was adopted by Deepak Chahar who may bowl solely three overs resulting from a hamstring harm.
Wickets fell at common intervals and Bangladesh was at 69/5 at one second. It was Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Mahmudullah who laid a partnership of 147 runs to take their crew to 271/7 after 50 overs. Although Washington Sundar picked three wickets and Siraj and Umran picked two every, they had been outshone by Miraz’s 100* off 83 and Mahmudullah’s 77 (96).
Virat Kohli opened the inning with Shikhar Dhawan and one can query it as KL Rahul was there within the enjoying XI. India had an analogous destiny and was left at 65/4 when Shreyas Iyer and Axar Patel resolve to face up for his or her crew. Iyer persevering with his sensible run scored 82 whereas Axar managed a run-a-ball 56. It was Miraz who broke the partnership and turned the tables as soon as once more. Batting at quantity 9, Rohit Sharma confirmed some fireworks and with India needing 12 off 2, he couldn’t hit the final ball for a six.
India will now be wanting again at their injured gamers and batting collapses earlier than they put together for the final ODI of the sequence. Whereas the destiny of the ODI sequence has been determined there’s additionally a Take a look at match sequence left within the tour.