full and straight, Mustafizur was backing away, exposes his stumps and the middle stump is uprooted, and that's the game and the series
Bangladesh vs West Indies, 3rd T20I at Dhaka, WI in BAN, Dec 22 2018 - Ball by Ball Commentary
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3rd T20I (D/N), Mirpur, December 22, 2018, West Indies tour of Bangladesh
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end of over 1710 runs • 1 wicket
BAN: 140/10CRR: 8.23 • RRR: 17.00
Abu Hider22 (17b 3x4 1x6)
Carlos Brathwaite 2-0-15-1
Sheldon Cottrell 4-1-31-1
That's all from us for tonight. Here is Isam, trying to make a sense of what happened earlier. With that, good night from Varun and me. See you soon.
"Very happy with our batting," says Brathwaite. "You don't always get that sort of a start. We wanted to be aggressive. As a bowling unit, we were not happy how we bowled in the second T20I. But we regrouped and it was pleasing to see how the boys performed. Keemo Paul is one of the most talented players around."
Shakib Al Hasan is the Player of the Series. "The toss doesn't matter," he says. "But we did well to come back in the last ten overs. It was 180 runs wicket maybe, they got maybe runs more. The required run rate was never too much, but the problem was we kept losing wickets. Overall, in the series, I think we were very good in most of the areas. There are some little improvements to be made though."
Evin Lewis is Man of the Match for his blazing 89. "I play for Dhaka, so I am quite used to his ground," Lewis says. "I tried to keep it just simple."
Time for the presentation.
8:39pm West Indies win by 50 runs and seal the series 2-1, but this game will be remembered for those wrong no ball calls by Tanvir Ahmed which halted the play for what looked like an eternity. I am being told it was for around eight minutes, at the least. However, that united the West Indies side who were all wayward till then. It started with Fabian Allen picking up two-in-two to send Soumya Sarkar and Shakib Al Hasan back. Keemo Paul then picked up 5 for 15, the best bowling figures by a West Indies bowler in the format as Bangladesh lost the plot and were eventually bundled out for 140 in 17 overs.
16.6
W
Brathwaite to Mustafizur, OUT
Mustafizur Rahman b Brathwaite 7 (7b 0x4 1x6) SR: 100
16.5
1
Brathwaite to Abu Hider, 1 run
short of length, backs away and goes for the pull, ends up toe-ending it towards long-on
16.4
2lb
Brathwaite to Abu Hider, 2 leg byes
fuller on middle and leg, a wild swing but misses and gets hit on the pads, an appeal for lbw but that was heading down, they collect two leg-byes as the ball goes towards third man
16.3
1
Brathwaite to Mustafizur, 1 run
short again, angled towards the batsman who backs away and dabs it towards third man at the last moment
16.2
•
Brathwaite to Mustafizur, no run
good comeback by Brathwaite, slips in a bouncer to put the batsman in all sorts of tangle, a tumbling Mustafizur somehow manages to sway away
16.1
6
Brathwaite to Mustafizur, SIX runs
fuller around off and lunched over long-off, all the way for a six
For those who have just joined us, and are wondering what all this no ball call is about, you can get yourself apprised here
end of over 16Wicket maiden
BAN: 130/9CRR: 8.12 • RRR: 15.25
Abu Hider21 (15b 3x4 1x6)
Mustafizur Rahman0 (3b)
Sheldon Cottrell 4-1-31-1
Carlos Brathwaite 1-0-7-0
15.6
•
Cottrell to Abu Hider, no run
length outside off, pushes at it and gets beaten
15.5
•
Cottrell to Abu Hider, no run
length ball, on middle and leg, moves across and looks to work it fine, misses. An appeal for caught-behind. Not out, says the umpire. Brathwaite wants to review it, but the ball was not even close to the bat
15.4
1lb
Cottrell to Mustafizur, 1 leg bye
fuller, down the leg side, hits the pads on its way to the keeper who fails to make a clean stop
15.3
•
Cottrell to Mustafizur, no run
short of length around off, Mustafizur was looking to guide it to third man, misses
15.2
•
Cottrell to Mustafizur, no run
a high full toss around off, defended back
Mustafizur
Muhammed: "Brathwaite Could have bowled 14th over but he chose to bowl 15th so wait for the 6th bowler :D" -- Nice spot, but don't think it will come down to that
15.1
W
Cottrell to Mehidy Hasan Miraz, OUT
short of length around off, goes for the pull but ends up slicing it towards short third man, extra bounce doing the trick there and an easy catch for Allen. West Indies one wicket away now
Mehidy Hasan Miraz c Allen b Cottrell 19 (19b 1x4 1x6) SR: 100
62 needed off 30, West Indies need two more wickets to wrap it up
end of over 157 runs
BAN: 129/8CRR: 8.60 • RRR: 12.40
Abu Hider21 (13b 3x4 1x6)
Mehidy Hasan Miraz19 (18b 1x4 1x6)
Carlos Brathwaite 1-0-7-0
Sheldon Cottrell 3-0-31-0
14.6
•
Brathwaite to Abu Hider, no run
short of length outside off, defended on the off side
14.5
•
Brathwaite to Abu Hider, no run
short of length, angling towards the batsman, cramps him for the room, hitting him near the thigh
14.4
2
Brathwaite to Abu Hider, 2 runs
length on middle and leg, chipped away towards deep midwicket, was in the air but well short of the fielder
14.3
4
Brathwaite to Abu Hider, FOUR runs
on the pads this time and flicked away fine, the fine leg fielder puts in the dive but cannot stop the boundary
14.2
•
Brathwaite to Abu Hider, no run
a bouncer, on middle and leg, Hider misses the pull
14.1
1
Brathwaite to Mehidy Hasan Miraz, 1 run
short of length, down the track and looks to pull it, gets an under edge towards fine leg
Brathwaite now
end of over 1417 runs
BAN: 122/8CRR: 8.71 • RRR: 11.50
Abu Hider15 (8b 2x4 1x6)
Mehidy Hasan Miraz18 (17b 1x4 1x6)
Sheldon Cottrell 3-0-31-0
Oshane Thomas 3-0-56-0
13.6
4
Cottrell to Abu Hider, FOUR runs
fuller outside off and driven crisply through cover-point, 17 from that over. Is there a twist left in this game?
13.5
•
Cottrell to Abu Hider, no run
short of length outside off, looks to guide it to third man, misses
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