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India vs Bangladesh, 1st ODI: KL Rahul’s costly drop and Mehidy Hasan’s sensational fightback | Cricket News
NEW DELHI: Mehidy Hasan Miraz probably played the match of his life to help Bangladesh win after a crushing defeat in its first ODI against India in Mirpur on Sunday. Miraz produced a sensational ecstasy with 39 balls in 38 runs as Bangladesh chased 187 in 46 rounds and took a sensational win to give the hosts a 1-0 lead in a three-game series. .
While India put on another poor batting performance that sent them into full swing with 186 out of 41.2 rounds, the pitchers did a fantastic job bringing Bangladesh down to 136 ate 9 in round 40. But KL RahulMehidy’s fall, when Bangladesh still needed 32 runs, turned out to be costly for India.
Here are the key moments of the match:
The top order fails again: Bangladeshi pitchers justified captain Litton Das’ decision to bowl first because they made good use of home conditions. The problem of India’s favorable start came to the fore again with the opening goal Shikhar Dhawan cheap discount for 7. Skipper Rohit Sharma (27 of 31 balls) had a good start but could not take advantage when bowling was clean by Shakib Al Hasan. Two balls later, the left hand turned Virat Kohli (9) to leave India with a score of 49/3 in the 11th half.
KL Rahul waged a lone battle: On a track that supported both swimmers and spinners, KL Rahul used all his experience and saved India with 73 out of 70 balls. He first added 43 runs with Shreyas Iyer to stabilize the ship and then established another key partnership in 60 runs with the Washington Sundar before the lower order collapsed. serious. Rahul’s header came on a day when the others struggled to get through and when that side was packed with all-round players. Rahul hit five fourth rounds and four sixth rounds.
Shakib Al Hasan’s pine tree: Shakib Al Hasan got the Indians dancing to his tune as he made his fourth five-stroke in the ODIs. The left spinner caused a fall with Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli’s headers on his first. As the partnership between Rahul and Sundar was building for India, Shakib once again gave his team an important breakthrough by eliminating the second team for 19. Then Shakib took the lead. quickly eliminated Shardul Thakur and Deepak Chahar to complete his five-stick run.
Indian pitchers leading the fray: After failing to hit the ball, the pitchers took the lead on India’s counter-attack with tempo Deepak Chahar making the first serve of the round to knock Najmul Hossain Shanto out for a duck. Bangladesh was comfortably ranked at 95 to 3 then fell to 136 to 9 in a serious fall. Mohammed Siraj (March 32), Shardul Thakur (January 21) and Washington Sundar (February 17) all had disciplined performances. The experienced hitters Litton Das, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim and Mahmudullah all started, but none of them could continue to the end.
Rahul’s expensive fall: Bangladesh was reeling with a score of 136/9 in the 40th half and victory was very close for India. But Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Mustafizur Rahman There were other plans in store. The Bangladeshi pair eventually switched gears with Miraz beating Kuldeep Sen in two sixth rounds in the next round. But the turning point in the 43rd minute turned the match in favor of Bangladesh. In an attempt to make a long shot, Miraz failed to connect a pass from Shardul Thakur’s flank who was flying high in the air and goalkeeper KL Rahul ran to save but eventually caught the ball. . The pair continued their run and went on to add another 51-match unbeaten streak to help Bangladesh score a famous victory. Their status is a partnership with Bangladesh’s tallest 10th racket and a partnership with the fourth tallest 10th in a successful ODI chase.
While India put on another poor batting performance that sent them into full swing with 186 out of 41.2 rounds, the pitchers did a fantastic job bringing Bangladesh down to 136 ate 9 in round 40. But KL RahulMehidy’s fall, when Bangladesh still needed 32 runs, turned out to be costly for India.
Here are the key moments of the match:
The top order fails again: Bangladeshi pitchers justified captain Litton Das’ decision to bowl first because they made good use of home conditions. The problem of India’s favorable start came to the fore again with the opening goal Shikhar Dhawan cheap discount for 7. Skipper Rohit Sharma (27 of 31 balls) had a good start but could not take advantage when bowling was clean by Shakib Al Hasan. Two balls later, the left hand turned Virat Kohli (9) to leave India with a score of 49/3 in the 11th half.
KL Rahul waged a lone battle: On a track that supported both swimmers and spinners, KL Rahul used all his experience and saved India with 73 out of 70 balls. He first added 43 runs with Shreyas Iyer to stabilize the ship and then established another key partnership in 60 runs with the Washington Sundar before the lower order collapsed. serious. Rahul’s header came on a day when the others struggled to get through and when that side was packed with all-round players. Rahul hit five fourth rounds and four sixth rounds.
Shakib Al Hasan’s pine tree: Shakib Al Hasan got the Indians dancing to his tune as he made his fourth five-stroke in the ODIs. The left spinner caused a fall with Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli’s headers on his first. As the partnership between Rahul and Sundar was building for India, Shakib once again gave his team an important breakthrough by eliminating the second team for 19. Then Shakib took the lead. quickly eliminated Shardul Thakur and Deepak Chahar to complete his five-stick run.
Indian pitchers leading the fray: After failing to hit the ball, the pitchers took the lead on India’s counter-attack with tempo Deepak Chahar making the first serve of the round to knock Najmul Hossain Shanto out for a duck. Bangladesh was comfortably ranked at 95 to 3 then fell to 136 to 9 in a serious fall. Mohammed Siraj (March 32), Shardul Thakur (January 21) and Washington Sundar (February 17) all had disciplined performances. The experienced hitters Litton Das, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim and Mahmudullah all started, but none of them could continue to the end.
Rahul’s expensive fall: Bangladesh was reeling with a score of 136/9 in the 40th half and victory was very close for India. But Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Mustafizur Rahman There were other plans in store. The Bangladeshi pair eventually switched gears with Miraz beating Kuldeep Sen in two sixth rounds in the next round. But the turning point in the 43rd minute turned the match in favor of Bangladesh. In an attempt to make a long shot, Miraz failed to connect a pass from Shardul Thakur’s flank who was flying high in the air and goalkeeper KL Rahul ran to save but eventually caught the ball. . The pair continued their run and went on to add another 51-match unbeaten streak to help Bangladesh score a famous victory. Their status is a partnership with Bangladesh’s tallest 10th racket and a partnership with the fourth tallest 10th in a successful ODI chase.
