Akash's double strike rocks B'desh

September 27, 2024 11:52

Akash Deep appeals for the wicket of Shadman Islam, who is given out on the review.

B'desh 46-2 (16 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Siraj back for his second spell after the drinks break. The first delivery is slanted across left-hander Mominul, who leaves the length ball and taps the next ball on the single for one.

Shanto pushes away from his body to get the outside edge which flies between the second slip and gully fielder for a four.

Siraj has a confident shout for leg before wicket turned down. The impact looks a big high, above the knee roll as Shanto misses the clip off the pads.

India have taken the review but the ball has pitched outside the line of leg stump as they end up losing the review.

Siraj bowls wide of the stumps as Shanto offers no shot to the last two balls.

Akash Deep continues as Mominul leaves the first ball before he is beaten on the outside edge next ball.

Two balls later, he plays and misses again as Akash Deep gets the full delivery to move away and the same next ball.

The pacers getting some good away movement. This time Siraj gets the edge as Shanto looks to defend as the ball races past gully for a four.

He stretches forward to defend the second ball before he is beaten again as the ball swings away to go past the edge.

Siraj bowls the inswinger as Shanto defends it on the leg side before he leaves the next followed by another block.

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