Tigers win the Afghans, the World Cup equation is different.
Afghanistan, with a great performance in the last match against India, gave a lot of fear to Bangladesh that Afghanistan had put in a lot of fear. But the people of Mashrafe Bin Mortuza have just blown the Afghans away by scolding them.
Bangladesh have won the match against Afghanistan in 62-run win over vice-captain Shakib Al Hasan. The untested hero of the match, Shakib Al Hasan Who scored 50 runs and 5 wickets in the same match as the second cricketer in the history of the World Cup.
Earlier, Mushfiqur Rahim scored 83 and Shakib Al Hasan scored 51 in 51 balls. Bangladesh won 262 for the battlefield capital. Which is proven to be for the Afghans. Shakib's career best bowling figures of 200 runs out of Afghanistan. Tigers won by 62 runs.
Target 263 runs Afghanistan's opening pair were fluttering to chase the run. Gulbadin Naib and Rahmat Shah won the first 10 overs of power play. Shakib Al Hasan broke the partnership with the ball in the 11th over.
Rahmat Shah went to pick up Shakib's ball mid-on. Tamim Iqbal took some catch from the place and took the catch. The 35-year-old Afghan opener scored 35 runs.
In the next 10 overs, the pair of Hashmatullah Shaheedi and Gulbadin Naib 30 runs. Hashitullah Shahidi survived the run-out in the second half of the 21st over. However, Mashadek's fifth in the over was trapped stumping. Shaheedi came out a little bit. Mushfiq did the stumping on the eyelids. Shaheed Shaheed 31 runs with 11 runs.
Mashrafe Bin Mortaza showed signs of leadership Gulbadin Naib bitten the ground as he got down to the opening. Finally, Captain Mashrafe's captive captains were trapped.
Mashrafe came with Liton on short mid-off. There you can not catch it. Litton took that catch in an eyeball. Afgan captain made 47 runs off 75 balls with a book of disappointment.
Shakib bowled Mohammad Nabi to the naught in that over Shakib The captain of Bangladesh did not understand the delivery of the army, but the Prophet If the gap of the bat-pads breaks directly on the stamp. The Prophet (peace be upon him) went back to the toilet before opening the book.
Former captain Asghar Afgan has been on the wicket for a long time. It was good to know the run-rate pressure too. So, in the end, he tried to hit the 33rd Shakib ball in the innings, trying to hit sixes in mid-wicket.
The result is that which is to be. Asghar became a catcher in place of Sabbir Rahman He scored 38 runs off 38 balls before being out. Later, Liton Das sent wicket-keeper Ikram Ali Khil of Zak to Zakor.
But Samuiullah Shinawari and Nazimullah Zadran gave a glimpse of counter-resistance to the seventh wicket. The pair added 56 runs for the match with two balls. Shakib appeared before the ball to break their resistance.
Najibullah left the wicket trying to hit Shakib in the 43rd over of the innings. Mushfiqul ball gloves in the waiting time is not exactly the time to break the wicket.
Shakib, who took 5 wickets as the first bowler in Bangladesh to take the wicket with Shakib Al Hasan At the same time Shakib took Fifty and five wickets in the same match as the only second cricketer in the history of the World Cup. Prior to this, Yuvraj Singh displayed this feat against Ireland in the 2011 World Cup.
Shakib bowling spell ended in 10 overs with a help of Maiden 29 runs. Most Rashid Khan caught Mashrafe caught by the hands of Mustafiz After the spell of Shakib ended, Cutler turned the ball into the back of Zaadranake.
Afghans lost 9 wickets in the 46th over of the innings and lost to Afghans. Yet Shinwari struggled alone.
Earlier, Bangladesh could build 262 runs by 7 wickets. Tigers beat the toss at the start of the toss Liton Das out of 4 overs in the innings The team runs only 23 Although the catch was controversial.
Looks like it was on the ground. TV umpire Aleem Dar dragged the replay several times. But finally the decision was made out. Liton returned to the salvage after being hit by Mujibur Rahman.
Liton stood in the crease after taking the Shahidi Catch of Hasmatullah in short cover. Alim Dar could not be sure whether the catch was actually taken on the ground. It seemed once, there is a finger under the ball. From one side it seemed like the ball touches the ground. Luck is only against Liton.
But Liton started very well. Basically he was playing in the opening pair. The right hander of the two batsmen in 17 balls made 16 runs. Tamim Iqbal and Shakib Al Hasan, 51 runs in 61 balls after losing the first wicket of 23 runs.
Tigers reached 74 for 1 in the last over and lost to Tamim after the last of the 15th over. Tiger opener bowled Mohammad Nabi's ball on a back foot, and Tamim made 36 in 53 balls.
In the next over, the umpire gave finger to Rashid Khan's LBW appeal again. Now win the Shakib review. The ball was seen to move on the stamp.
Shakib-Mushfiq made another important partnership of 61 runs in the third wicket. Shakib once survived the review but could not survive in the 30th over. He returned to LBW by Mujib ur Rahman. Shakib, who scored 69 runs, scored 51 runs in a patient innings of just one boundary.
Mujib again flashes in the next over. Now he returns to the mid-order from the opening of the soft-government government. Before lbw, only 3 runs scored. Bangladesh lost four wickets for 151 runs in the second set.
In the meantime, the new batsman Mahmudullah pulled the leg to his feet. He was just 3 runs. The Tiger supporters were very worried. But Mahmudullah continued batting with that pain.
Mushfiqur and Mahmudullah added 56 runs for the fifth wicket. Mahmudullah was hit by Gulbadin Naib in 27 runs off 38 balls.
Mushfiqur and Mahmudullah added 56 runs for the fifth wicket. Mahmudullah was hit by Gulbadin Naib in 27 runs off 38 balls.
Mushfiq has dragged the team out of the ranks in the fall of such a rise. In the sixth wicket, Mashadek Hossain took a 33-run partnership with 44 runs. There was a possibility of a century. But in the 49th over of the innings Mushfiq was caught by Dautal Zadran after being hit by Mushfiqur Rahim. 87 runs in four balls and one in Chakkaya 83 runs.
Then Mosaddek did the last job. Left-arm spinner Ryan McLaren, who scored 35 runs in 24 balls with four fours and two sixes,
For Afghanistan, Mujib Ur Rahman took 3 wickets and Gulbadin Naib took 2 wickets.