Shakib, Das do the job with 51 balls to spare!

June 17, 2019 22:56

B'desh 322-3 (40 ovs) vs WI 321-8 (50 ovs) | Scorecard

Bangladesh stun Windies by 7 wickets in their World Cup match in Taunton on the back on a century by Shakib and a 94 by Das.

With this win, Bangladesh continued their good run over the Caribbean team whom they beat three times in the tri-series hosted by Ireland last month.

Bangladesh are now up to 5th in the table.

Six needed off 54 balls!

Gabriel continues, the yorker dug out by Das and gets a couple to backward square leg.

Short ball again and Das pulls it behind square for a four and achieve the target with 51 balls to spare!

Holder comes into the attack and bowls a pitched up delivery that Das latches on to and drives through covers for a four.

The batsmen then take a single each before Das cuts the short, wide delivery through backward point for another four in the over.

After a dot ball, Das plays the ball to third man for single as 11 come off it.

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