Rahim's half-century puts B'desh in control

November 03, 2019 22:22

B'desh 145-3 (19 ovs) vs India 148-6 | Scorecard

Khaleel to bowl the 19th over. Rahim hits the first ball to point for one and Mahmudullah is hit on the pads next ball and steals a quick leg bye.

Rahim then waits on the backfoot as he pulls the slower ball pitched short behind square for a four.

Expecting the next ball to be pitched up, Rahim then walks across and paddle scoops the pacer fine on the leg side for another four to complete his fifty, from 41 balls.

Khaleel goes for the yorker but gives away a full toss which Rahim slaps past point for a four.

He looks for a single last ball but gets a leading edge which beats the dive from the fielder at point for the fourth boundary in a row.

18 runs from the Khaleel over, leaving Bangladesh to get four runs from the final over for victory.

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