Shami leaves Bangladesh in tatters

November 14, 2019 14:17

B'desh 140-7 (54 ovs) vs Ind | Scorecard

The players walk out of the field for tea with Bangladesh's innings in tatters. Bangladesh go in at 140 for 7.

Shami and Ashwin have rocked the Bangladesh innings with four wickets in the 2nd session.

Mushfiqur put some resistance along with skipper Haque but both have been sent back to the pavillion and now it will be up to Das to take responsibility.

Mehedy Hasan is the new man in and he has the new batsman plumb in front of the stumps through a full ball. Shami goes up, umpire raises the finger. That is two in two balls for Shami as the umpires call tea.

Shami continues, Mushfiqur plays out four dots and has the reverse swing done him in?

Shami goes wide of the crease and gets the ball to move in, Mushfiqur is left clueless, leaves it as the ball crashes into his stumps. Bangladesh lose 6th wicket.

Ishant back in the attack and he comes over the wicket to Mushfiqur.

After the first dot, Mushfiqur then plays the ball down to fine leg for a single.

Das plays four dots to end the over.

Shami back in the attack and after two dots, Das plays a straight drive through long-off for a four.

Das then clips the ball to the leg side for a couple.

Shami then bowls a bouncer that Das gets nicely under.

Dot to end the over as Ashwin makes a good stop at point.

6 runs come in the over.

Jadeja continues and he gives just the single in the over.

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