Mashrafe Mortaza (44 and 4/29) featured with both bat and ball as Bangladesh leveled the arrangement with 34-run win in second ODI.
Skipper Mashrafe Mortaza propelled Bangladesh to a 34-run triumph against England in the second one-day universal on Sunday.
Mortaza hit a 29-ball 44 as Bangladesh quickened to 238-8 in testing conditions and afterward guaranteed 4-29 to bowl out England for 204 in 44.4 overs.
I sponsored myself when I was batting, Mortaza said. Yet, I am more upbeat to contribute with rocking the bowling alley, particularly when (the) wicket wasn't holding much.
The three-coordinate arrangement is presently tied at 1-1.
Mahmudullah set the stage for Mashrafe with a sublime 75.
Jos Buttler scored a run-a-ball 57 for England, while Jonny Bairstow made 35. Adil Rashid (33 not out) declined to surrender, including two critical associations after his group was diminished to 132-8.
Bangladesh held its nerve as Mortaza fittingly took care of business with the wicket of last man Jake Ball.
Quick bowler Taskin Ahmed took 3-47.
"I think we were somewhat conditional about it as a side, we needed to turn out on the front foot and take it on," Buttler said. "We felt that was chaseable, we knocked down some pins well in advance however it was a decent wicket and 240 was achievable."
Britain got itself powerless on a pitch that was slower than the one utilized as a part of the primary match at the same Shere Bangla National Stadium, which England won by 21 keeps running on Friday.
Mortaza honorably moved the ball both approaches to start the top-arrange fall. He made the underlying leap forward with the wicket of James Vince (5).
Left-arm spinner Shakib Al Hasan, who opened the rocking the bowling alley, rejected Ben Duckett through the door for a duck. Mortaza then struck twice, rejecting Jason Roy (13) and Ben Stokes (0).
Britain was lessened to 26-4 yet Buttler and Bairstow joined for a 79-run association. It reached an end after Bairstow's extensive drive against Ahmed cost his wicket.
Be that as it may, the greatest blow for England came when Ahmed won a video survey to evacuate Buttler leg before wicket, after the batsman attempted to flick a length ball. In the midst of joyous festivals by Bangladesh defenders, Buttler seemed enraged by something that had been said and was ease back to leave the pitch.
"I was simply baffled in the way they commended, it's a passionate amusement," Buttler said, alluding to a warmed trade with Mahmudullah after his rejection. "It's been extreme, we had high any expectations of winning and going 2-0."
At 132-8, triumph looked far-fetched notwithstanding more than 20 overs still to be knocked down some pins. Rashid gave England crisp trust, including 27 with David Willey (9) preceding imparting 45 keeps running off 37 balls to Jake Ball (28 off 22).
Mortaza broke the imperviousness to help his side stay alive in the arrangement.
Prior, Mahmudullah held together the innings after England commander Buttler picked to bowl first.
Mortaza's late surge gave the Bangladesh bowlers something to safeguard. He included 69 keeps running off eight overs with Nasir Hossain after Bangladesh ended up on 169-7.
Quick bowler Chris Woakes had utilized short balls to great impact to evacuate the two openers – Tamim Iqbal (14) and Imrul Kayes (11).
Ball released Sabbir Rahman (3) to leave Bangladesh 39-3 preceding Mahmudullah and Mushfiqur Rahim joined for a 50-run association.
Rahim played an unwise draw off Ball to discard his wicket, leaving Mahmudullah to dive in profound.
Mahmudullah hit six fours in his 88-ball thump before giving without end his wicket while attempting to oar clear against leg-spinner Rashid.
Mortaza crushed a six on just the second ball he confronted. He hit two fours and three sixes preceding being run out on the penultimate ball.
Mosaddek Hossain contributed 29, while Nasir Hossain was 27 not out.
Quick bowlers Woakes and Ball, and leg-spinner Rashid, guaranteed two wickets each.
Skipper Mashrafe Mortaza propelled Bangladesh to a 34-run triumph against England in the second one-day universal on Sunday.
Mortaza hit a 29-ball 44 as Bangladesh quickened to 238-8 in testing conditions and afterward guaranteed 4-29 to bowl out England for 204 in 44.4 overs.
I sponsored myself when I was batting, Mortaza said. Yet, I am more upbeat to contribute with rocking the bowling alley, particularly when (the) wicket wasn't holding much.
The three-coordinate arrangement is presently tied at 1-1.
Mahmudullah set the stage for Mashrafe with a sublime 75.
Jos Buttler scored a run-a-ball 57 for England, while Jonny Bairstow made 35. Adil Rashid (33 not out) declined to surrender, including two critical associations after his group was diminished to 132-8.
Bangladesh held its nerve as Mortaza fittingly took care of business with the wicket of last man Jake Ball.
Quick bowler Taskin Ahmed took 3-47.
"I think we were somewhat conditional about it as a side, we needed to turn out on the front foot and take it on," Buttler said. "We felt that was chaseable, we knocked down some pins well in advance however it was a decent wicket and 240 was achievable."
Britain got itself powerless on a pitch that was slower than the one utilized as a part of the primary match at the same Shere Bangla National Stadium, which England won by 21 keeps running on Friday.
Mortaza honorably moved the ball both approaches to start the top-arrange fall. He made the underlying leap forward with the wicket of James Vince (5).
Left-arm spinner Shakib Al Hasan, who opened the rocking the bowling alley, rejected Ben Duckett through the door for a duck. Mortaza then struck twice, rejecting Jason Roy (13) and Ben Stokes (0).
Britain was lessened to 26-4 yet Buttler and Bairstow joined for a 79-run association. It reached an end after Bairstow's extensive drive against Ahmed cost his wicket.
Be that as it may, the greatest blow for England came when Ahmed won a video survey to evacuate Buttler leg before wicket, after the batsman attempted to flick a length ball. In the midst of joyous festivals by Bangladesh defenders, Buttler seemed enraged by something that had been said and was ease back to leave the pitch.
"I was simply baffled in the way they commended, it's a passionate amusement," Buttler said, alluding to a warmed trade with Mahmudullah after his rejection. "It's been extreme, we had high any expectations of winning and going 2-0."
At 132-8, triumph looked far-fetched notwithstanding more than 20 overs still to be knocked down some pins. Rashid gave England crisp trust, including 27 with David Willey (9) preceding imparting 45 keeps running off 37 balls to Jake Ball (28 off 22).
Mortaza broke the imperviousness to help his side stay alive in the arrangement.
Prior, Mahmudullah held together the innings after England commander Buttler picked to bowl first.
Mortaza's late surge gave the Bangladesh bowlers something to safeguard. He included 69 keeps running off eight overs with Nasir Hossain after Bangladesh ended up on 169-7.
Quick bowler Chris Woakes had utilized short balls to great impact to evacuate the two openers – Tamim Iqbal (14) and Imrul Kayes (11).
Ball released Sabbir Rahman (3) to leave Bangladesh 39-3 preceding Mahmudullah and Mushfiqur Rahim joined for a 50-run association.
Rahim played an unwise draw off Ball to discard his wicket, leaving Mahmudullah to dive in profound.
Mahmudullah hit six fours in his 88-ball thump before giving without end his wicket while attempting to oar clear against leg-spinner Rashid.
Mortaza crushed a six on just the second ball he confronted. He hit two fours and three sixes preceding being run out on the penultimate ball.
Mosaddek Hossain contributed 29, while Nasir Hossain was 27 not out.
Quick bowlers Woakes and Ball, and leg-spinner Rashid, guaranteed two wickets each.
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