Today's world cricket news update:
Left-arm pacer Mustafizur Rahman tore through the Indian
batting request at the end of the day to help Bangladesh seal the three-match
one-day worldwide arrangement with a pounding six-wicket win in Dhaka on
Sunday.
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The hosts were given an objective of 200 keeps running in
47 overs taking into account the Duckworth/Lewis strategy after downpour
interfered with play for 60 minutes towards the end of India's innings.
Bangladesh confronted little issue coming to that figure
because of Shakib Al Hasan's second progressive 50, alongside cameos from
Litton Das (36), Soumya Sarkar (34) and Mushfiqur Rahman (31).
Sabbir Rahman (22 not out) guided Axar Patel to third man
for the triumphant keep running with Shakib unbeaten on 51 at the flip side,
having crushed five fours in a 62-ball innings.
The win, which took after Thursday's 79-run achievement,
everything except affirmed Bangladesh's place in the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy
in England after they established the seventh position in the ODI rankings.
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Has England, in addition to seven top-positioned one-day
sides will advance to the competition.
"To be playing in the Champions Trophy is a major
accomplishment for us," said Bangladesh chief Mashrafe Mortaza.
"Each time we were shaken somebody assumed control. That
is a major thing. The way (Mustafizur) is knocking down some pins he has turn
into the big fish.
"It has been extremely critical, and numerous
arrangement (are) coming up, ideally we can continue performing like
this."
- Fine Bangladesh knocking down some pins -
Prior in the day, Shikhar Dhawan scored 53 runs while
captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni contributed with 47 as India works against some
fine Bangladesh playing in an offer to stay alive in the arrangement.
Choosing to bat first after Dhoni won the hurl, India
endured its first blow on simply the second ball when Rohit Sharma was gotten
at spread by Sabbir Rahman off Mustafizur.
Dhawan and Virat Kohli steadied the innings with a 74-run
second wicket remain before Bangladesh struck again through infrequent
off-break bowler Nasir Hossain.
Nasir, who asserted 2-33, caught Kohli leg before for 23
and after that had Dhawan gotten behind not long after the opener finished his
fifty.
Ambati Rayudu, one of the three progressions India made
for the diversion, took after Dhawan without scoring to leave the guests
battling at 4-110.
Dhoni, who advanced himself at number four, put on a 53-run
association in the fifth wicket with Suresh Raina, yet Mustafizur returned in
his second spell to release Raina for 34 to break the stand.
Dhoni, dropped by wicketkeeper Das on 21, later succumbed
to the weight, spooning a catch off Mustafizur to Nasir at short cover.
Mustafizur made a possibility of a cap trap, catching Axar
Patel leg before off the following ball.
While Ravichandran Ashwin survived the cap trap ball, he
soon turned into Mustafizur's fifth casualty, edging a catch behind the stumps.
Mustafizur rocked the bowling alley Jadeja off his last
conveyance after the downpour break and Rubel finished India's innings two
balls later to complete with 2-26.
Cricket world news shows him as a Bangladeshi cricket Hero:
"It's really easy to see what turned out badly,"
Dhoni said after the match. "We have to put keeps running on the board.
"We didn't get to a decent begin, and at whatever
point there was an organization we lost two wickets together.
"You need to go for broke in such a diversion,
however in the event that you continue losing two wickets consecutively, it
gets to be hard to do as such."
The third and last ODI will be held at same venue on June
24.