🏏T20 Asia Cup 2025: IND vs BD, Match 16, A1 vs B2 - Super 4 @Dubai🏏 - Page 19

end of over 20

4 runs • 1 wicket

IND: 168/6

CRR: 8.40

AR Patel

10 (15)

Mohammad Saifuddin

3-0-37-1

Mustafizur Rahman

4-0-33-1

Last ball last wicket gone

Only 169 target this is very less.

They need 169 to win

Originally posted by: SoniRita

ugh man wtf

19.6

Saifuddin to Hardik Pandya, out Caught by Tanzid Hasan!! Hardik Pandya c Tanzid Hasan b Saifuddin 38(29) [4s-4 6s-1]

Saifuddin to Hardik Pandya, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

Gill,Dube,Tilak, hardik same ball near the boundary

Very bad score they need to take quick wickets

Continuous failure of Surya is a matter of concern for team India.

Ban need 169 to win this match! At one stage, we all expected that India will score 200+

Bangladesh have staged a fine comeback to hold India to 168/6! The Indian openers set the tone early, racing to 72 in the powerplay. But once Shubman Gill fell, the innings began to lose shape. The experiment of promoting Shivam Dube didn’t click, with Rishad Hossain striking in the 9th over. Soon after, Rishad produced a brilliant piece of fielding at backward point to run out Abhishek Sharma and that was arguably the turning point of the innings. Up until then, a 200-plus total looked inevitable, but that dismissal drained the momentum from India’s batting. Despite a late cameo from Hardik Pandya, the middle-overs slowdown cost them big time. For Bangladesh, Rishad was the standout perfomer with two wickets, a crucial run-out, and plenty of pressure. The rest of the attack supported him well, chipping in with tidy spells to cap off a disciplined effort. With Axar Patel struggling to find rhythm in the death overs, India couldn’t maximize their finish

One of the Bangla fan and management team has said they could win against India...something on those lines

Now I'm worried

Bangladesh have staged a fine comeback to hold India to 168/6! The Indian openers set the tone early, racing to 72 in the powerplay. But once Shubman Gill fell, the innings began to lose shape. The experiment of promoting Shivam Dube didn’t click, with Rishad Hossain striking in the 9th over. Soon after, Rishad produced a brilliant piece of fielding at backward point to run out Abhishek Sharma and that was arguably the turning point of the innings. Up until then, a 200-plus total looked inevitable, but that dismissal drained the momentum from India’s batting. Despite a late cameo from Hardik Pandya, the middle-overs slowdown cost them big time. For Bangladesh, Rishad was the standout perfomer with two wickets, a crucial run-out, and plenty of pressure. The rest of the attack supported him well, chipping in with tidy spells to cap off a disciplined effort. With Axar Patel struggling to find rhythm in the death overs, India couldn’t maximize their finish. Join us back in 10 minutes for the second essay..