Umesh on fire; Bangladesh 5 down

November 22, 2019 14:37

B'desh 55-5 (18 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Liton looks solid in his defence against Shami as he blocks the first three balls and then takes a single on the off-side.

Mahmudullah shuffles across his stumps as he hit on the pads by an incoming delivery but the umpire turns down the leg before shout.

In the next over, Umesh strays way down the leg side as Mahmudullah glances it fine for a four to take Bangladesh past the 50-run mark.

Umesh then corrects his line as he goes wide with Mahmudullah defending the next two and blocks out the remaining two deliveries of the over.

Change in the bowling as Ishant replaces Shami. Liton guides a wide delivery past point for a couple and then pushes the next into the covers where the fielder puts in the dive to stop some runs.

Ishant bowls just outside the off-stump as Liton easily manages to leave the last three balls.

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