IND vs BAN: India was back to success on Saturday lodging an extremely 227-run achievement over Bangladesh in the third and final ODI at Chattogram. They ended up with a solace victory before they turn their focus to the two-Test series. The Men in Blue had experienced a slender defeat in Dhaka by one wicket and five runs respectively. Still to forgot yet another ODI series in Bangladesh after having departed by 2-1 verge under the direction of MS Dhoni in 2015.
On Saturday however, the Indian team existed up to its full possibilities in IND vs BAN. It governed the hosts both with ball and bat to move away with one of their biggest achievements ever. Ishan Kishan hit the double hundred in the history of ODI cricket. As India defeat Bangladesh by 227 runs in the insignificant third and final ODI. Mehidy Hasan was declared the Player of the Series. Meanwhile, the Player of the Match tag goes to Ishan Kishan for his outstanding powerplay.
Kishan Banged the Fastest ODI Double, Kohli secure his First ODI 100 Since August 2019
Opener Ishan Kishan creates most of the chances given to him on the day after consuming a lot of time on the diversion in India’s current mission. He bashed 210 to potential the visitors a dominating 409/8 after being asked to bat by Bangladeshi skipper Litton Das. Apart from bringing up his maiden, he finished up cracking west Indian exceptional Chris Gayle’s six-year-old record for the quickest double hundred in ODI’s.
IND vs BAN: Kishan who appeared on the side in place of an injured Rohit Sharma banged as many as 24 fours. Also included a maximum of 10. While Virat Kohli (113) also bashed his first ODI hundred since August 2019. He strengthened India to an enormous 409 for 8. Kohli slit out for 113 but cameos from Axar Patel (20 off 17) and Sundar Washington (37 off 27) drive India past 400. Since October 2015 it is the first time that a squad other than England had run up a 400-plus result in a Men’s ODI. Bangladesh bends over for 182 in 34 overs almost escaping the disgrace of their biggest defeat (via runs) in ODI cricket.
IND vs BAN: Bangladesh Performance Did Much of a Devastation
IND vs BAN: Bangladesh was all out for 182 in 34 overs. Along with top scorer Shakib AI Hasan with a 50-ball 43 for the hosts. Shardul Thakur (3/30) did maximum damage while Umran Malik (2/43) and Axar Patel (2/22) profess two wickets each. Shakib AI Hasan offered Bangladesh some late wickets of Virat Kohli. Also included Washington succeeded by 43 off 50 balls with the bat. He was the only batter of Bangladesh to have obtained the rate of the pitch. Also appeared up to fast short balls from a rowdy Umar Malik in IND vs BAN. Litton dashed in with 29 off 26 balls at the top. But Kishan’s opening burst had placed Bangladesh much behind that they were never on track.
Ebadot Hossain (2/80), Shakib AI Hasan (2/68), Mehidy Hasan Miraz (1/76), Taskin Ahmed (2/89), and Mustafizur Rahman (1/66) were among the wickets for Bangladesh.
Indians Struck Out Bangladesh at Regular Intervals to Wrap the Hosts Out
The bowling department of India which were sorry to let the Bangla Tigers off the catch from ruling positions in the first two matches. They were uniformly neutral as they hit at regular intervals to wrap the hosts out for 182. In IND vs BAN, Shardul Thakur, the All-rounder was the pluck of Indian bowlers with 3/30. While Axar Patel with 2/22 and Umran Malik with 2/43 trap two wickets each. It was Axar, the other left-arm spinner who had generated a batting crash with the wickets of Anamul Haque Bijoy and Mushfiqur Rahim. Not even Mehidy was able to save the Day of Bangladesh.
IND vs BAN: Mehidy is the Player to Hold in the Pitch
IND vs BAN: If the regular captain Rohit has been fit then Kishan need not even have to play the match. The replacement opener grabbed his chance and unfold his full range. This Starkly differed from Shikhar Dhawan’s battles in this Series. Dhawan was dissolved for 3 off 8 balls his third consecutive single-digit score. Along with Mehidy Hasan Miraz attached him lbw with his initial ball after a fortunate review. Mehidy had the newish ball to rotate and hold on the pitch. He could have slashed Kohli’s innings short at 1 in his next over had Litton not descended a sitter at the short midwicket. Kishan then got annoyed permitting Kohli enough time to adapt to the pace and rebound of the Chattogram pitch.
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