Ishant strikes; Bangladesh 6 down

November 22, 2019 14:49

B'desh 64-6 (20 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Time for some spin as Ravindra Jadeja is introduced into the attack to bowl the 19th over, with around 20 minutes left for the supper break.

Mahmudullah watchfully defends the first two balls and then takes a single. Liton continues his confident start as he flicks a full toss through midwicket for a four and then blocks the last two balls.

Local boy Saha makes the home crowd go bonkers with an unbelievable catch. He dives full length to his right and plucks the ball inches from the ground just in front of Virat Kohli at first slip to complete another stunning catch by the Indians.

Ishant had bowled it in the right channel just on and around the off-stump, forcing Mahmudullah to play as he got the edge and was caught behind for six.

Nayeem Hasan is beaten all ends up by the incoming delivery from Ishant as he comes in a long way and goes over the leg stump and for once even wicketkeeper Saha is unable to get to it.

Bangladesh, on 64-6 in 20 overs, in real danger of being bowled out in the very first session of the Test match.

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