Kuldeep dismisses Das; Bangladesh 6 down

September 28, 2018 19:48

Bangladesh 188-6 (41 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Das nudges Kuldeep fine on the off-side for two runs and then pulls the next ball through midwicket for another couple.

Das then comes down and lofts Kuldeep down the ground for a four and then again steers the next ball for another couple.

Kuldeep then beats Das with the googly which turns sharply and Dhoni whips off the bails in a flash.

The stumping decision is referred upstairs and Das is given out as he failed to drag his feet back into the crease.

What a brilliant piece of glovework by Dhoni to fetch India with the big wicket of Das, who is stumped after a superb knock of 121 from 117 balls, having hit 12 fours and two sixes.

Bangladesh have slipped to 188 for six in 41 overs, with the well set Das falling in the 41st over.

Sarkar will have to bat till the end and ensure that Bangladesh post as many runs as possible in the remaining nine overs.

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