Bangladesh put in a gallant efficiency in opposition to India on Wednesday, however finally ended 5 runs wanting the revised goal in line with DLS technique in a Group 2 match of the continuing ICC T20 World Cup at Adelaide. India had posted 184 runs on the board after being put in to bat by Bangladesh skipper Shakib Al Hasan. Litton Das bought Bangladesh off to a flying begin as he slammed a 21-ball half-century, the second quickest of this event. But with the rating on 66 for no loss  in 7 overs, rain got here pouring down on the Adelaide Oval. At that time, Bangladesh had been 17 runs forward of the par rating.

The match began after a delay of round 45 minutes and Bangladesh’s revised goal was 151 runs in 16 overs. The equation was nonetheless in favour of Bangladesh however a direct hit from KL Rahul ended Litton Das’ keep within the center.

That led to a collapse as Bangladesh saved dropping wickets at common intervals because the tempo bowlers introduced India again within the match.

The decrease order batters tried arduous however India held on to the win and have now all however certified for the semi-finals. Captain Shakib al Hasan spoke after the match and mentioned that it’s a related situation on a regular basis once they play India as they fall brief narrowly.

“It’s been the story when we play against India, we are almost there but we don’t finish the line. Both teams enjoyed it, it was a great game and that’s what we wanted. At the end someone has to win and someone has to lose.

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“He’s [Litton Das] our greatest batsman going round. The means he batted within the powerplay gave us a whole lot of momentum and gave us the assumption that we may chase this with the brief boundaries right here. If you have a look at India’s high 4, they’re very harmful. Our plan was to get these 4 and that is why we bowled Taskin by. Unfortunately he didn’t choose wickets however he was very economical.

“Not much, we have been very relaxed and not talking too much about cricket in this World Cup. We have one more match to go and we want to concentrate on that,” Shakib mentioned.