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India vs Bangladesh Warm up Match 28 may 2019 Live Score

India 7-359 ( 50.0 ) overs

Bangladesh 264 ( 49.3 ) overs

India win by 95 runs

Sophia Gardens, Cardiff Toss - Bangladesh won the toss and elected to bowl.

Best Batsmen

MS Dhoni

113

144

Best Bowler

Econ

Kuldeep Yadav

4.7

Commentry

In over# 50

Runs : 0 Bowler: Ravindra Jadeja Wickets : 1

Over 50. 2 runs. Bowler: Ravindra Jadeja. Bangladesh: 10-264(rr 5.28)

49.3

OUT! Run Out. Ravindra Jadeja to Rubel Hossain. Length ball, Slog, to third man for 2 runs, fielded by Chahal.

49.2

Ravindra Jadeja to Rubel Hossain. Length ball, Slog, mis-timed to silly point for no runs.

49.1

Ravindra Jadeja to Rubel Hossain. Length ball, defending, Played back to bowler for no runs, fielded by Jadeja.

In over# 49

Runs : 2 Bowler: Yuzvendra Chahal Wickets : 1

Over 49. 2 runs. Bowler: Yuzvendra Chahal. Bangladesh: 9-262(rr 5.35)

48.6

Yuzvendra Chahal to Mehedi Hasan. Length ball, defending, Played to silly point for no runs.

48.5

Yuzvendra Chahal to Mehedi Hasan. Length ball, driving, Played to short mid wicket for no runs.

48.4

OUT! Caught. Yuzvendra Chahal to Mohammad Saifuddin. Length ball, driving, mis-timed in the air uncontrolled to point, by Yadav.

48.3

Yuzvendra Chahal to Mohammad Saifuddin. Back of a length, defending, hit pad to short leg for no runs.

48.2

Yuzvendra Chahal to Mehedi Hasan. Length ball, Slog, Played to deep mid wicket for 1 run.

48.2

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Wide Yuzvendra Chahal to Mehedi Hasan. Length ball, Leave, to wicketkeeper for 1 run, fielded by Karthik.

48.1

Yuzvendra Chahal to Mehedi Hasan. Back of a length, cutting, Played to backward point for no runs.

In over# 48

Runs : 10 Bowler: Vijay Shankar Wickets : 0

Over 48. 10 runs. Bowler: Vijay Shankar. Bangladesh: 8-260(rr 5.42)

47.6

Vijay Shankar to Mohammad Saifuddin. Short, cutting, missed to wicketkeeper for no runs, fielded by Karthik.

47.5

APPEAL! Vijay Shankar to Mehedi Hasan. Length ball, driving, Played to mid on for 1 run, by Kumar, appeal made for Run Out.

47.4

SIX! Vijay Shankar to Mehedi Hasan. Length ball, Slog, over leg gully for 6 runs.

47.3

APPEAL! Vijay Shankar to Mohammad Saifuddin. Length ball, defending, to silly point for 1 run, appeal made for L.B.W.

47.2

Vijay Shankar to Mehedi Hasan. Short, pulling, Played to square leg for 1 run.

47.1

Vijay Shankar to Mohammad Saifuddin. Back of a length, dropped, Played to short leg for 1 run.

In over# 47

Runs : 11 Bowler: Yuzvendra Chahal Wickets : 0

Over 47. 11 runs. Bowler: Yuzvendra Chahal. Bangladesh: 8-250(rr 5.32)

46.6

SIX! Yuzvendra Chahal to Mehedi Hasan. Length ball, Slog, Played in the air under control over long off for 6 runs.

46.5

Yuzvendra Chahal to Mehedi Hasan. Length ball, driving, Played to extra cover for no runs.

46.4

Yuzvendra Chahal to Mohammad Saifuddin. Length ball, cutting, Played to backward point for 1 run.

46.3

Yuzvendra Chahal to Mehedi Hasan. Back of a length, pushing, Played to long off for 1 run.

46.2

Yuzvendra Chahal to Mehedi Hasan. Back of a length, cutting, Played to backward point for 2 runs.

46.1

Yuzvendra Chahal to Mohammad Saifuddin. Back of a length, flick, Played to backward square leg for 1 run.

In over# 46

Runs : 9 Bowler: Vijay Shankar Wickets : 0

Over 46. 9 runs. Bowler: Vijay Shankar. Bangladesh: 8-239(rr 5.20)

45.6

Vijay Shankar to Mohammad Saifuddin. Short, Steer, Played to third man for 1 run.

45.5

Vijay Shankar to Mohammad Saifuddin. Length ball, driving, Played to extra cover for 2 runs.

45.4

Vijay Shankar to Mohammad Saifuddin. Length ball, Leave, to wicketkeeper for no runs, fielded by Karthik.

45.3

FOUR! Vijay Shankar to Mohammad Saifuddin. Back of a length, driving, Played past long off for 4 runs.

45.2

Vijay Shankar to Mehedi Hasan. Back of a length, flick, Played to square leg for 1 run.

45.1

Vijay Shankar to Mohammad Saifuddin. Short, pulling, Played to backward square leg for 1 run.

India Key Players

Except Hardik Pandya and Ravindra Jadeja who scored 30 and 54 respectively, the entire Indian batting line-up failed to click against the quality pace bowling of New Zealand. The pitch at Cardiff will be better for batting and the team will look to their top three – Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan and Virat Kohli – to fire this time around. Kohli and Rohit are the top two ODI batsmen in the world and both will look to score big after their failures in the last game. For Jasprit Bumrah, it was business as usual, as he finished as the pick of the bowlers against New Zealand with figures of 4-2-2-1. The pacer is currently the world’s best ODI bowler and he is likely to be the standout for India again. Mohammed Shami is another major threat in this pace attack while it will be a good opportunity for Kuldeep Yadav to find his rhythm back.

BAN key Players

Bangladesh will rely on their stalwarts in Tamim Iqbal, Mushfiqur Rahim, Shakib Al Hasan and Mahmudullah to score runs for them. Tamim has scored the most runs for the team in the 50-over format and the onus will be on him to provide a strong start to the innings. Soumya Sarkar was the team’s best batsman in Ireland and he too will be expected to make a sizeable contribution. Shakib is an integral part of this Bangladeshi side. The all-rounder is their most consistent performer with both bat and ball and will be crucial to the team’s chances. Mustafizur Rahman will pose the biggest challenge to the Indian batsmen. The fast bowler could hurt India early on if he gets the ball to swing. Mashrafe Mortaza and Mehidy Hasan are two other bowlers in this line-up whom the Indian batsmen will be wary of.

Team Form in Last Five Matches

IND : L L L L W

BAN : NR W W W W

IND vs BAN Head to Head

India and Bangladesh have played 34 completed one-day internationals against each other with the scoreline reading 29-5 in favor of the former.

India have beaten Bangladesh on the previous four occasions in the game’s fifty-over format. The most recent encounter between these two teams came last year in September in the final of the Asia Cup at Dubai where India secured a thrilling three-wicket win.

India and Bangladesh have never played an ODI against each other at the Sophia Gardens.