Shakib dismissed for 10, India in control

March 19, 2015 15:46

B'desh 107-5 (30 ovs) vs India 302-6 | Scorecard

The Bangladesh innings is going nowhere. Ashwin is in the middle of a very good spell and the two batsmen are finding it difficult to get him away even for singles.

Shakib, in particular, has struggled to get going having made just 10 from 32 balls.

The pressure pays off as Shakib attempts to cut Jadeja but is unable to keep it down and hits it straight into the hands of Shami at point.

Shakib walks back after a poor innings of 10 from 34 balls as Bangladesh slip further to 104 for five in the 29th over.

The two spinners have combined taken one for 26 in 10 overs to take the match away from Bangladesh in the middle overs.

Sabbir Rahman sweeps Ashwin square on the leg side for a couple but is unable to get a run from the rest of the over.

Bangladesh are reeling on 107 for five in 30 overs, with another 196 needed from 20 overs for victory at an asking rate of 9.80.

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