Shanto ton, Mustafizur five-fer hand Bangladesh 2-1 series win
After Najmul Hossain Shanto's 105 set up Bangladesh's total of 265, Mustafizur Rahman ran through the New Zealand batting line-up, rendering Dean Foxcroft's late heroics null and void
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After Najmul Hossain Shanto's 105 set up Bangladesh's total of 265, Mustafizur Rahman ran through the New Zealand batting line-up, rendering Dean Foxcroft's late heroics null and void
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Sri Lanka's talismanic skipper led from the front, bagging 3 for 36 before scoring a 39-ball 40
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Needing just 7 runs to win with 7 wickets in hand, Bangladesh lost four quick wickets before crossing the line
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Both teams got off to a flyer while the other pulled it back with the ball. CSK eventually fell short by 10 runs in pursuit of 195, with Eshan Malinga starring with a three-fer for the Sunrisers
DC's bowling attack set up the win earlier by restricting RCB to 175/8
Usman Tariq picked three wickets in a Player of the Match performance
India fared poorly with the bat at the death which proved to be the difference in the end
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Chasing 248, Bangladesh were well placed at 184/4 before a famed collapse saw them crash to 221
After winning their first three games, Karachi Kings have now lost their next three