Mehidy, Mahmudullah steady B'desh

December 07, 2022 14:06

B'desh 136-6 (33 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Change in the bowling as pacer Thakur replaces Sundar. Mahmudullah is beaten first ball outside the off-stump before he inside edges the third ball for a single.

Thakur goes short as Mehidy initially looks for the pull shot but decides against it before he top edges the pull shot last ball but it falls safely for another single.

Axar from the other end. Mehidy continues to grow in confident as he slog sweeps the last ball over midwicket for a six.

26 runs from the last four overs as Bangladesh look to push the scoring rate in the middle overs.

Thakur starts his new over with a short ball as Mahmudullah looks for the pull shot but is beaten.

The next ball rises sharply off length as Mahmudullah does well to fend it away as the ball goes fine on the off-side for two runs.

Thakur shows India's frustration as he bowls a few short balls at Mahmudullah, who is happy to leave.

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