Umesh on fire; Bangladesh 5 down

November 22, 2019 14:25

B'desh 47-5 (15 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Umesh on fire at the moment as he picks his third wicket.

This time Shadman gets the edge and is caught behind for 29 as Bangladesh slip to 38 for five.

The left-hander was beaten off the previous delivery as he went after a full wide delivery without any footwork.

The next ball was perfectly pitched, full and around the off-stump as Shadman could only defend as he got the edge and Saha completed an easy catch.

Bangladesh are once again falling apart against the Indian fast bowlers as they slip to 43 for five, in the 15th over. If not for Shadman's 29, their situation would have been worse.

Liton Das wastes no time as he pushes the first ball he faces through midwicket for a four. Two balls later, he throws his bat a wide delivery which goes uppishly behind point for another four as he takes the risk despite his team's precarious position.

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