196/10 (43.1)
CR : 4.54
246/10 (48.5)
CR : 5.04
Bangladesh won by 50 runs 🏆
Player of the Match
Shakib Al Hasan
4/3575(71)
C Woakes 34(46)
c&b M Rahman
4s/6s
2/0
SR
73.91
BAN won by 50 runs
7PM IST: A consolation win for Bangladesh by 50 runs to end the series on a high. They go down in the series 1-2 but take plenty of confidence and momentum going into the 3 T20I series. They will have one man to thank for this win and that is their number 1 All rounder Shakib Al Hasan. The other played their part, but he was a cut above the rest.
Chasing a gettable 247 on a tricky surface, England got off to a solid start courtesy of their openers Jason Roy and Phil Salt. They put on 54 for the first wicket. But after the first wicket fell, there were starts from others, but no one kicked on as Bangladesh kept it tight. Phil Salt scored 35 off 25 balls while Jason Roy got 19. James Vince got a good 38. Sam Curran promoted up the order got 23. Skipper Jos Buttler scored 26 off 24 balls. Chris Woakes was the last man to go for 34 off 46 balls as England were bowled out for 196 in 43.1 overs.
Shakib Al Hasan was the star for Bangladesh with exceptional figures of 4/35 in 10 overs. He was ably supported by Ebadot Hossain 2/38 in 9 overs. Taijul got a couple of wickets in his 10 overs 2/52. A wicket for Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Mustafizur picked up the last wicket.
Winning the toss and opting to bat first, Bangladesh lost Litton Das for a bronze duck. Skipper Tamim Iqbal joined him back to the hut as he scored just 11 runs off 6 balls. But it was Shanto who rescued the innings with his 53 off 71 balls before being run-out. Mushfiqur Rahim supported him and carried on further with 70 off 93 balls. Then it was that man again Shakib Al Hasan who carried on his good work and scored a brilliant 75 off 71 balls to take Bangladesh to 246 in 48.5 overs, He fell towards the end of the innings.
All the English bowlers bowled well. Jofra Archer got 3 wickets in the end. A couple of wickets at the start for Sam Curran. Adil Rashid bowled 5 overs but got 2 wickets to his name. Chris Woakes got a wicket and so did the debutant Rehan Ahmed who went for 62 runs in his 10 overs. They bowled decently to keep Bangladesh down to under 250.
So, a win for Bangladesh over England by 50 runs as they go down 1-2 in the series. Stick around for the presentation ceremony.
Chasing a gettable 247 on a tricky surface, England got off to a solid start courtesy of their openers Jason Roy and Phil Salt. They put on 54 for the first wicket. But after the first wicket fell, there were starts from others, but no one kicked on as Bangladesh kept it tight. Phil Salt scored 35 off 25 balls while Jason Roy got 19. James Vince got a good 38. Sam Curran promoted up the order got 23. Skipper Jos Buttler scored 26 off 24 balls. Chris Woakes was the last man to go for 34 off 46 balls as England were bowled out for 196 in 43.1 overs.
Shakib Al Hasan was the star for Bangladesh with exceptional figures of 4/35 in 10 overs. He was ably supported by Ebadot Hossain 2/38 in 9 overs. Taijul got a couple of wickets in his 10 overs 2/52. A wicket for Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Mustafizur picked up the last wicket.
Winning the toss and opting to bat first, Bangladesh lost Litton Das for a bronze duck. Skipper Tamim Iqbal joined him back to the hut as he scored just 11 runs off 6 balls. But it was Shanto who rescued the innings with his 53 off 71 balls before being run-out. Mushfiqur Rahim supported him and carried on further with 70 off 93 balls. Then it was that man again Shakib Al Hasan who carried on his good work and scored a brilliant 75 off 71 balls to take Bangladesh to 246 in 48.5 overs, He fell towards the end of the innings.
All the English bowlers bowled well. Jofra Archer got 3 wickets in the end. A couple of wickets at the start for Sam Curran. Adil Rashid bowled 5 overs but got 2 wickets to his name. Chris Woakes got a wicket and so did the debutant Rehan Ahmed who went for 62 runs in his 10 overs. They bowled decently to keep Bangladesh down to under 250.
So, a win for Bangladesh over England by 50 runs as they go down 1-2 in the series. Stick around for the presentation ceremony.
Time for the presentation ceremony.
Jos Buttler (England Captain): "Although we are obviously thrilled to have won the series, we obviously wanted to win the game tonight. We had a great start, but Bangladesh came back valiantly. Sam had a fantastic chance to advance the order. He has a lot of talent at the plate. (World Cup training?) We received exactly what we wanted out of this tour. We desired playing on surfaces similar to that. It's great that we can test ourselves under these challenging circumstances."
Shakib Al Hasan (Player of the Match):"Well, I mean we have been good in the 5-7 years at home. Unfortunately we lost the series, but showed the character to get the win and avoid the whitewash. So, I am happy with that. I thought we were 20-30 short. The bowlers stepped up and contributed for the win. We expect our top order to score 100s and hope to improve on that area going forward. We won today, but plenty of areas to work on for us."
Adil Rashid (Players of the series): "It felt nice throughout the entire series, and I believed we bowled effectively as a team under these circumstances. He (Rehan) possesses a unique quality. Hopefully, he'll refine his technique and improve as time goes on."
Tamim Iqbal (Bangladesh Captain): "Yes, definitely. We were looking forward to this game. We were disappointed to lose the series as we lost here. The first ODI was a missed opportunity. That happens. I think Adil bowled well. Credit to England for their win. Definitely, loads of improvements required. We should have got more runs today. We pride in our ODIS and we have to challenge ourselves in the overseas conditions going forward. The T20 team is set and many youngsters are coming and joining the team. So, I will not be there, but I will be watching from the side lines."
Jos Buttler steps up and collects the winning trophy and now calls his teammates to pose for a photograph. They deserve this series win as they are winners by 2 games to 1. Bangladesh fought well and deserved to win tonight.
So, that's it from our coverage of this 3rd ODI with Bangladesh running out winners by 50 runs while England wins the series by 2 games to 1. Both teams will clash in the 3-match T20I series in a few days time. Do join us for those fixtures and stick around to our network for all other cricketing action across the globe. For now, this is Ayan Chatterjee signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Deepak Prakash alongside scorer/analysts Ashok Dayma and Bishal Mandal. Stay safe, happy, and cool. Goodnight and CHEERS!