Rohit and Dhawan perish, India in a spot of bother

March 23, 2016 20:05

India 42-1 (6 ovs) vs B'desh | Scorecard

Bangladesh continue to rotate as Shakib Al Hasan is brought into the attack, the fifth bowler to bowl the fifth over of the innings. He makes a tidy start, conceding just four singles in his first over.

India looking to be positive against Mustafizur. Rohit lofts the first ball back over the bowler's head before Dhawan heaves the fourth ball over the leg side for another maximum. Both the sixes were hit off full deliveries as the two Indian openers deciding to cut loose after a steady start.

Mustafizur manages to extract revenge with the wicket of Rohit. Despite getting 15 runs from the first five balls, Rohit goes for another wild shot but this time he mishits it and is caught on the leg side for 18 as India are reduced to 42 for one in six overs.

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