Ishant picks 3rd wkt; Bangladesh 7 down

November 22, 2019 16:13

B'desh 98-7 (27 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Shami bowling without much luck at the moment. He cuts Nayeem in half with another cracking inswinging delivery and wicketkeeper Saha produces another brilliant stop, diving full length to his left.

Shami tries the bouncer as Nayeem ducks under but is hit on the ribs off the last ball as he tries to avoid the short ball. He will be quite sore at the end of play having taken a few blows from the fast bowlers.

Mehidy hit a wide delivery from Ishant square on the off-side for a four as the twilight zone takes over at Eden Gardens. A few deliveries later, he drives an overpitched delivery through the covers for another four.

Shami keeps it short against Nayeem who upper cuts it over the slips for a four. The next ball is pitched up as Nayeem slaps it past point for another boundary.

An angry Shami responds with a quick short ball as Nayeem goes for the ramp shot but is beaten before he blocks a full delivery with caution.

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