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All-round Shakib leads Tigers to Afghanistan win

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Sports Desk
24 June, 2019, 02:50 pm
Last modified: 25 June, 2019, 09:25 am

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All-round Shakib leads Tigers to Afghanistan win

Shakib's fifty and a fifer helped Bangladesh defeat Afghanistan by 62 runs at Southampton.

Sports Desk
24 June, 2019, 02:50 pm
Last modified: 25 June, 2019, 09:25 am
All-round Shakib leads Tigers to Afghanistan win

After 47 Overs

Afghanistan 200 all out

Shinwari 49 (51)

Saifuddin 8-0-33-1

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Mustafizur 8-1-32-2

After 40 Overs

Afghanistan 166/6

Shinwari 27 (33), Zadran 13 (14)

Saifuddin 6-0-21-0

Mustafizur 6-1-29-0

 

After 35 Overs

Afghanistan 132/5

Alikhil 11 (12), Shinwari 8 (17)

Mustafizur 4-1-17-0

Mashrafe 7-0-37-0

 

After 30 Overs

Afghanistan 111/4

Saifuddin 5-0-15-0

Shakib 5-1-6-3

 

After 25 Overs

Afghanistan 98/2

Gulbadin (42), Asghar 12 (18)

Saifuddin 3-0-8-0

Shakib 3-0-4-1

 

After 20 Overs

Afghanistan 77/1

Gulbadin 34 (58), Shahidi 10 (27)

Mehidy 5-0-17-0

Mosaddek 3-0-10-0

 

After 15 Overs

Gulbadin 24 (45), Shahidi 1 (10)

Mosaddek 1-0-4-0

Mehidy 2-0-4-0

 

After 10 Overs

Afghanistan 48/0

Gulbadin 16 (30), Rahmat 24 (31)

Saifuddin 2-0-5-0

Mashrafe 5-0-27-0

After 5 Overs

Afghanistan 21/0

Gulbadin 3 (14), Rahmat 9 (15)

Mashrafe 3-0-11-0

Mustafiz 2-1-4-0

Afghanistan Innings

 

After 50 Overs 

Bangladesh 262/7 

Mosaddek 35 (24), Saifuddin 2* (2) 

Gulbadin 10-1-56-2

Zadran 9-0-64-1

After 45 Overs 

Bangladesh 220/5

Mushfiqur 75* (79), Mosaddek 4* (4)

Mujeeb 10-0-39-3

Rashid 8-0-35-0

 

After 40 Overs 

Bangladesh 193/4

Mushfiqur 62* (66), Mahmudullah 17* (25)

Nabi 9-0-41-1

Rashid 7-0-30-0

 

After 35 Overs 

Bangladesh 161/4

Mushfiqur 43* (53), Mahmudullah 5* (8)

Dawlat 7-0-38-0

Rashid 5-0-19-0

 

After 30 Overs 

Bangladesh 143/3

Mushfiqur 35* (), Soumya 0* (4)

Mujeeb 7-0-23-2

Gulbadin 5-1-30-0

 

After 25 Overs 

Bangladesh 132/2

Shakib 48* (57), Mushfiqur 25* (23)

Rahmat 1-0-7-0

Naib 3-0-27-0

 

After 20 Overs 

Bangladesh 95/2

Shakib 31* (41), Mushfiqur 6* (9)

Rashid 3-0-11-0

Dawlat 3-0-16-0

 

After 15 Overs 

Bangladesh 74/1

Shakib 24* (30), Tamim 30* (43)

Nabi 5-0-21-0

Naib 2-0-19-0

After 10 Overs 

Bangladesh 44/1

Shakib 10* (14), Tamim 15* (29)

Nabi 3-0-15-0

Mujeeb 5-0-17-1

 

After 5 Overs

Bangladesh 25/1

Shakib 1 (1), Tamim 6 (12)

Mujeeb 3-0-13-1

Zadran 2-0-12-0

Bangladesh face Afghanistan at the Rose Bowl, Southampton in a group stage match. 

Afghan skipper Gulbadin Naib won the toss and elected to bowl first. 

Bangladesh have brought in Mosaddek Hossain and Saifuddin to replace Sabbir Rahman and Rubel Hossain. 

Dawlat Zadran and Samiullah Shenwari comes in for Aftab Alam and Hazratullah Zazai for Afghanistan.

The toss has been delayed by 10 minutes as the match has been struck by rain. 

The Tigers currently sit sixth on the points table with five points, and they need a win in this match to keep their semifinal hopes alive. On the other hand, Afghanistan are already out of the tournament and they'll look to take Bangladesh out with a win here. 

Bangladesh Team - 1. Tamim Iqbal, 2. Soumya Sarkar, 3. Shakib al Hasan, 4. Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), 5. Liton Das, 6. Mahmudullah Riyad, 7. Mosaddek Hossain, 8. Mehidy Hasan, 9. Saifuddin, 10. Mashrafe Mortaza ©, 11. Mustafizur Rahman

Afghanistan team - 1. Samiullah Shenwari, 2. Gulbadin Naib ©, 3. Rahmat Shah, 4. Hashmatullah Shahidi, 5. Asghar Afghan, 6. Mohammad Nabi, 7. Najibullah Zadran, 8. Ikram Alikhil (wk), 9. Rashid Khan, 10. Dawlat Zadran, 11. Mujeeb ur Rahman

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Bangladesh / Afghanistan / ICC Cricket World Cup 2019

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