Bangladesh loses the India vs Bangladesh match by a huge margin of 50 runs. Hardik Pandya received player of the match award for his all round performance.
India secured a decisive victory in India vs Bangladesh ICC Men’s T20 World Cup match. They won the match by a substantial margin of 50 runs. Hardik Pandya was named Player of the Match for his outstanding all-round performance.
Kuldeep Yadav also put in a commendable effort, making him a strong contender for the award.
India has been unbeaten in the tournament so far and has won five out of six matches. Their match against Canada, in the group stage, was abandoned due to rain. In its winning streak, India defeated arch rival Pakistan, rising giants USA, Afghanistan, Ireland, and Bangladesh.
India has maintained the same pace they took in ICC Men’s ODI world cup. However, Indians hope and pray that the team does not end as the ODI world cup was ended.
India vs Bangladesh
Bangladesh did not look into the match even for a minute in the India vs Bangladesh match. Najmul Hossain Shanto, Bangladeshi skipper, won the toss and it was the first and last victorious moment for them.
India came to bat first and took a good start. However, after Rohit Sharma, India got some early dents, but it did not disturb their run rate. Hardik and Pant collectively took India to a good total of 196 runs.
In response, Bangladesh got a good start and did not lose any wickets till 35 runs. However, Hardik Pandya gave them the first dent in the fifth over. Once Kuldeep Yadav came to bowl, he just destroyed the Bangladeshi hopes.
Kuldeep Yadav got three crucial wickets in the India vs Bangladesh match. At the end, India won the match by 50 runs’ huge margin.
India is currently on top of the points table and will face Australia on 24th June.
If India wins its next match against Australia, their path for finals will be clear. However, the men in blue do not have a good record against Bangladesh in recent times.
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