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Bangladesh vs New Zealand, 1st ODI at Dhaka, , Oct 29 2013 - Playing XI

RESULT

1st ODI (D/N), Mirpur, October 29, 2013, New Zealand tour of Bangladesh

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Bangladesh

265

New Zealand

(29.5/33 ov, T:206) 162

Bangladesh won by 43 runs (D/L method)

Player Of The Match

Rubel Hossain

, BAN

6/26

	Bangladesh	New Zealand
1	Tamim Iqbal opening batter	Hamish Rutherford opening batter
2	Anamul Haque wicketkeeper batter	Anton Devcich opening batter
3	Mominul Haque middle-order batter	Grant Elliott allrounder
4	Mushfiqur Rahim † (c) wicketkeeper batter	Ross Taylor middle-order batter
5	Naeem Islam allrounder	Corey Anderson batting allrounder
6	Nasir Hossain allrounder	Brendon McCullum † (c) wicketkeeper batter
7	Mahmudullah allrounder	James Neesham batting allrounder
8	Sohag Gazi bowler	Nathan McCullum bowler
9	Mashrafe Mortaza bowler	Tim Southee bowler
10	Abdur Razzak bowler	Mitchell McClenaghan bowler
11	Rubel Hossain bowler	Kane Williamson top-order batter

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Rain helped, but Rubel made the difference - Anderson

New Zealand allrounder Corey Anderson has said that the rain interruption in the first ODI worked in their favour but Rubel Hossain's hat-trick made the difference once play resumed

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