IND vs BAN: This 1 over overshadowed the mighty innings of injured Rohit Sharma; gave a deep wound

Mirpur. Mehidy Hasan Miraj’s charismatic performance with bat and ball helped Bangladesh register a thrilling five-run win over India in the second ODI on Wednesday. With this, Bangladesh took an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the three-match ODI series. Bangladesh, deciding to bat first, scored 271 runs for seven wickets. Bangladesh did not start well and lost six wickets for 69 runs in the 19th over. Then Mehdi Hasan Miraj came in the field. He turned the tide of the match with his charismatic performance. Miraj Hasan stunned the Indian bowlers by playing an unbeaten 100 off 83 balls with eight fours and four sixes.

Mahmudullah also supported him well. Mahmudullah scored 77 runs in 96 balls and shared a 148-run partnership for the seventh wicket. After batting, Miraj also bowled such an over in bowling, which took away the victory from India. Mehdi Hasan Miraj brought the 48th over from Bangladesh. He bowled this over with a maiden. This proved to be the turning point of the match.

In fact, Rohit Sharma came to the crease to bat at number nine to give India a win despite being bandaged in his hand. He was accompanied by Deepak Chahar at the other end who was playing at 11. Deepak was able to bowl only three overs in Bangladesh’s innings due to a hamstring injury. Rohit brought back India in the match by hitting two sixes each on Ibadat Hussain and Mahmudullah. The match reached an exciting stage.
Team India’s score in the 47th over was 232 for 8 wickets. India needed 40 runs in 18 balls to win. Only then Mohammad Siraj increased India’s problems by putting the 48th over maiden. Now India had to score 40 runs in 12 balls to win. Captain Rohit Sharma scored 20 runs in the 49th over. He also scored 14 runs in the last over but could not win the team. In this way India lost the match by 5 runs.

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