Bangladesh lose 6th wicket

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March 18, 2018 20:34

Ban 145-6 (19 ovs) vs Ind | Scorecard

Hasan is the new batsman in as Thakur comes back into the attack.

Rahman gets a single off the first ball of the over.

Hasan gets hit on the pad, India ask for review, not out shows DRS and Hasan gets off the mark with a single.

Rahan then guides the ball past short third man for a boundary.

He then picks up the knuckle ball and sweeps to the fine leg boundary.

He then gets a single to end the over.

Shankar continues and Rahman slaps him over mid-wicket for a six!

Slower ball and Rahman hits it over mid-wicket for another six.

Rahman tries a scoop shot, gets it all wrong, luckily gets a single for it.

Shakib is run out here! He takes on Rohit at mid-off, who relays the ball to Shankar, who dislodges the stumps before Shakib can make it.

Rahman gets a single off the last ball of the over.

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