B'desh on top; India 176/6 at tea

September 19, 2024 14:13

Hasan Mahmud

India 176-6 (48 ovs) vs B'desh | Scorecard

Mahmud, who claimed 4/25 in 11 overs, is back into the attack as Rana gets a deserved break.

Ashwin clips the pacer off his pads through square leg for a single and Jadeja taps the fourth ball to mid-off as the spin duo start and stop as they sensibly avoid the risky single.

Jadeja guides the last ball past the gully fielder for a couple of runs.

Bangladesh are well short of the over rate of 15 per hour. They might go into the the break nearly 10 overs short of where they should have been.

Mehidy bowls another quick over conceding a single to Ashwin.

Mahmud continues as Ashwin plays his favourite clip off the hips for two runs through midwicket.

Ashwin gets lucky as he pushes at the length ball from Mahmud. getting the edge which flies past the slips for a four.

Mahmud has a huge appeal for leg before turned down as Ashwin misses the flick off the yorker.

The two batters run across for a single and Bangladesh don't take the review.

Was there an inside edge or was it going down the leg side? Bangladesh could have taken a chance with the review.

India go into the tea break on 176/6 in 48 overs, with Ashwin racing to 21 from 19 balls and Jadeja on seven, with the duo having put on 32 runs so for the seventh wicket.

Another session which belonged to Bangladesh as they chipped away at the wickets, taking 3/88 in 25 overs.

Jaiswal's solid knock of 56 was the only saving grace for India in the post-lunch session, while Rahul struggled.

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