Bangladesh need 315 runs against India to keep semi-finals hope alive in the World Cup.<\/p>\n
A fifer from Bangladesh pace sensation Mustafizur strict India to 314 runs losing 9 wickets in 50 overs in Birmingham on Tuesday.<\/p>\n
Mustafiz got his fifth wicket of the day as he dismissed Mohammad Shami in the very last ball of the 50th over at Edgbaston.<\/p>\n
He had earlier taken the all-important wickets of Dinesh Kartik (8) in the 48th over, MS Dhoni, (35) in the 50th over, skipper Virat Kohli (26) and Hardik Pandya (0) in the 39th over.<\/p>\n
Karthik’s wicket came soon after Rishabh Pant (48) walked back to the pavilion in the 45th over when Mosaddek Hossain took a shaky catch near the long boundary on a delivery by Shakib Al Hasan.<\/p>\n
India had gotten off to an impressive start as openers Rohit Sharma (104) and KL Rahul (77) maintained a high run rate from the get-go and formed a 180-run partnership.<\/p>\n
India scored 69 in the first 10 overs \u2014 their highest score in the opening powerplay in the ongoing World Cup tournament according to ICC’s Cricket World Cup Twitter account.<\/p>\n
Bangladesh got their much-needed breakthrough in the 30th over after Soumya Sarkar dismissed Sharma soon after he scored an impressive century. Rahul was dismissed soon after when Mushfiqur Rahim’s took a catch on Rubel Hossain’s ball in the 32nd over.<\/p>\n
This was Sharma’s fourth century during the World Cup tournament and was scored off 92 balls. The right-hand batsman made the most of the second chance he received after Tamim Iqbal dropped a catch in the fifth over.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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