Bangladesh lost by 99 goes against Sri Lanka

 Bangladesh public group is presently in India on World Cup mission. Simultaneously the Arising Bangladesh group is visiting Sri Lanka. Today, Bangladesh took the field in the main ODI against the hosts. However, needed to leave the field with the mistake of a major deficiency of 99 runs.


Today Tuesday (October 17) subsequent to losing the throw and batting first, the Sri Lankan arising group lost 8 wickets in 48 overs and scored 245 runs. The full 50 overs were not played because of downpour. 251 runs in 47 overs for Bangladesh arising group on DL technique. Accordingly, Bangladesh arising group scored 152 runs in 38 overs and got hard and fast.






Bangladesh staggers toward the starting chasing the objective. In the second over of the innings, Parvez Hossain Emon got back to Sajghar. 5 runs came from Bangladesh commander's bat. Another opener Amit Hasan couldn't score in excess of 5 runs. Shahadat Hossain Dipu-Pritam Kumar Rao has entered the rundown of disappointments.


Mahmudul Hasan Euphoria started off very strong by dropping to three. Nonetheless, he was unable to expand the innings even in the wake of choosing the wicket. 18 runs from 27 balls came from his bat prior to getting back to the changing area.


Abdullah Al Mamun was incredible among the other hitters. This center request batsman batted keeping one edge. However, nobody could give him commendable organization. Eventually, 64 runs from 84 balls came from his bat.


Bangladesh's innings didn't keep going long after Mamun's return. Rishad Hossain-Ripon Mondal just restricted the hole. Adequately not to keep away from misfortunes.


Prior, Sri Lanka lost wickets prior to batting. Ripon Mondal sent back Sohan De Lira in the last chunk of the first finished. Be that as it may, the other players dealt with the shock well. Half hundreds of years were scored by Mohammad Samaj, Navad Pravanithana and Ahan Wickramasinghe.


Ripon took 4 wickets for Bangladesh. Rakib, Rishad and Mamun got one wicket each.

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