India vs Bangladesh Match Report, Rahul, Dhoni Century, Kuldeep's outstanding bowling ~ MPL and Dream 11 Fantasy Prediction

India 359 for 7 (Dhoni 113, Rahul 108, Shakib 2-58) beat Bangladesh 264 (Mushfiqur 90, Liton 73, Kuldeep 3-47) by 95 runs

The aftereffect of a warm-up match probably won't make any difference colossally, however India, who beat Bangladesh by 95 keeps running in what was the last preliminary apparatus for either side, left away with a larger number of answers than inquiries - very perfect two or three days before the beginning of the World Cup. KL Rahul first scored a tasteful century to everything except firm up the No. 4 space for himself, and Kuldeep Yadav, out of structure and under strain, at that point set up a delighting execution with the ball, guaranteeing 3 for 47.

India vs Bangladesh Match Report, Rahul, Dhoni Century, Kuldeep's outstanding bowling, India 359 for 7 (Dhoni 113, Rahul 108, Shakib 2-58) beat Bangladesh 264 (Mushfiqur 90, Liton 73, Kuldeep 3-47) by 95 runs

For the record, in a 14 v 14 experience - Bangladesh forgot Tamim Iqbal and India Kedar Jadhav, however the last came out to field quickly - India batted first and set up 359 for 7, Rahul's 99-ball 108 from No. 4 and MS Dhoni's altogether overwhelming 78-ball 113 the features of their innings. Bangladesh looked on course when Liton Das and Mushfiqur Rahim were batting together, however with Kuldeep and Yuzvendra Chahal getting among the wickets, they finished on 264, with three balls left in the innings.

It was a peculiar kind of batting exertion from the Indians, effectively separated into a couple of fragments.

India VS Bangladesh 2nd Warm up Match Report (ICC World Cup, 2019) (IND vs BAN)

Shikhar Dhawan fell in the third over, and Rohit Sharma in the fourteenth, and before the finish of the fifteenth over, India had just come to 58. Virat Kohli had stepped in and settled somewhere around at that point, and keeping in mind that Dhawan and Rohit scored at 11.11 and 45.23 individually, Kohli immediately passed the run-a-ball mark.

It was difficult going for him, however. Mustafizur Rahman, who bowled flawlessly, hitting the ideal length and kicking it into high gear the ball to move noticeable all around and off the pitch, got Kohli to scratch one between the wicketkeeper and a wide slip, and Rubel Hossain likewise got the India skipper's edge once. In any case, Kohli was in great touch outside of those blips, and looked set for at any rate 50 years when Mohammad Saifuddin had his number. Saifuddin bowls as a rule in the 125kph territory, and it truly was an instance of Kohli giving the bowler the charge and yorking himself in the process than any skill on Saifuddin's part, however his festivals gave a false representation of that, while likewise making for some fun review.

In any case, from 102 for 4 after 22 overs, when Rubel had Vijay Shankar gotten behind, it was all India. Moderate till that point, India rode on Rahul's group and Dhoni's hostility to move to 150 by 30 overs, at that point 199 after 35, and 243 by 40. Rahul played the pulls and cuts particularly well, while Dhoni crushed it around, especially against the spinners, with despise.

Rahul's century combined with Vijay's disappointment, may have viably completed off the No. 4 banter for India, however perhaps the Indians missed a trap by not giving any semblance of Hardik Pandya and Dinesh Karthik some batting time once Rahul and Dhoni had a fabulous time. Gracious, Dhoni positively had a great time, focusing on the shorter limits and sending the ball over the ropes multiple times, including the one he hit to raise his century.

After the contemptible execution with the bat against New Zealand, where they moved over for 179 in 39.2 overs before going somewhere near six wickets, this was a gladdening execution from the Indian perspective. The exhibition of the star opening pair, be that as it may, remains a reason for concern.