IND vs BAN, 1st T20I: Bangladesh Posts 127 as Arshdeep Singh Shines with the Ball

Vilas Dhadke
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  • IND vs BAN: The first T20I between India and Bangladesh in the ongoing 2024 series saw a competitive start as Bangladesh managed to post 127 runs in 19.5 overs. The match is being played at the New Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Stadium in Gwalior, where India’s decision to bowl first after winning the toss paid dividends.
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The Indian bowling attack was spearheaded by Arshdeep Singh, who was brilliant with the ball
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IND vs BAN: Bangladesh’s Innings: A Struggle Against India’s Bowlers

Bangladesh’s innings started on a positive note, but it soon spiraled into a struggle to keep up with India’s disciplined bowling. Mehidy Hasan Miraz emerged as the top scorer for Bangladesh, playing a vital knock of 35 runs off 32 balls. His strike rate of 109.38 might not be aggressive, but it was a stabilizing factor for his team in an otherwise faltering innings.

Mehidy’s innings included 3 boundaries, but he found little support from the rest of the batting lineup. Wickets fell at regular intervals, keeping Bangladesh from building any significant partnerships. The highest partnership was merely 10 runs off 12 balls, highlighting the constant pressure applied by the Indian bowlers.

Arshdeep Singh Leads the Charge for India

The Indian bowling attack was spearheaded by Arshdeep Singh, who was brilliant with the ball. He bowled 3.5 overs and took 3 wickets, giving away just 14 runs at an impressive economy rate of 3.65. His crucial spell, which included the dismissal of Mustafizur Rahman in the final over, wrapped up Bangladesh’s innings before they could play their full 20 overs.

Mayank Yadav also supported well, finishing his spell with figures of 1 for 21 in 4 overs, maintaining pressure on the opposition.

Bangladesh’s Collapse in the Death Overs

The last 5 overs of the innings saw Bangladesh manage just 29 runs, losing 3 wickets in the process. Arshdeep Singh’s clinical bowling and Yadav’s tight overs during the death restricted Bangladesh from accelerating in the final stretch, leaving them at 127 all out.

What Lies Ahead for India?

India, having bowled out Bangladesh for a modest total of 127, will fancy their chances of chasing this target down. The conditions at Gwalior seem favorable for batting, and it will be interesting to see how the Indian openers approach this chase.

Stay tuned for an exciting second half of the match, as India’s batting lineup prepares to take on Bangladesh’s bowling attack in what promises to be a thrilling contest.

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