IN PICS: ICC World Cup 2019, Bangladesh vs New Zealand, Match 9
Edited By : Cricket Country Staff | Jun 06, 2019, 02:43 AM IST
Published On Jun 06, 2019, 02:43 AM IST
Last UpdatedJun 06, 2019, 02:43 AM IST
Relive all the action from a thrilling finish at the Kennington Oval in London where New Zealand pulled off a thrilling two-wicket win over a fighting Bangladesh.
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They lost three wickets for 27 runs before Mitchell Santner (17 not out) and Lockie Ferguson (four not out) saw them to a victory achieved with 17 balls to spare. @ Twitter/Cricket World Cup
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Bangladesh allrounder Shakib hit a fighting 68-ball 64 with seven boundaries in his 200th one-day international but no other batsmen cashed in on good starts. @ AFP
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Once Shakib was caught by wicketkeeper Tom Latham off the bowling of Colin de Grandhomme in the 31st over, the innings fell apart. @Twitter/Cricket World Cup
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Earlier, paceman Henry grabbed four wickets as New Zealand bowled Bangladesh out for 244. Henry finished with figures of 4/47 to follow his three wickets against Sri Lanka as Bangladesh – sent in to bat – lost their last six wickets for just 65 runs. @ Twitter/BlackCaps
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Openers Tamim Iqbal, who made 24, and Soumya Sarkar, who scored 25, gave Bangladesh a solid base, putting on 45 runs for the first wicket. @ Twitter
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Iqbal was out shortly afterwards, caught by Boult off the bowling of Lockie Ferguson, to leave Bangladesh 60-2. @ Twitter/BlackCaps
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But Henry made the breakthrough for New Zealand, bowling Sarkar in the ninth over. That brought Shakib to the crease, much to the appreciation of a large contingent of Bangladeshi supporters. @ Twitter/ICC
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Mohammad Mitun (26), Mahmudullah (20) and Mosadeek Hossain (11) all failed to build a significant innings. @ Twitter/BlackCaps
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Ross Taylor smashed a brilliant 82 under pressure, while Matt Henry pocketed four wickets to help New Zealand pocket their second win following an edge of the seat two-wicket win over Bangladesh in Match 9 of the ICC World Cup 2019 at the Kennington Oval in London. @ AFP
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Chasing 245, New Zealand got off to a flier courtesy Martin Guptill (24 off 14), but he along with his opening partner Colin Munro were sent back early by Shakib Al Hasan, appearing in his 200th one-day international. @ Twitter/BlackCaps
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Captain Kane Williamson and Taylor then stitched together a 105-run partnership and New Zealand were cruising towards the victory until Williamson chipped one in the air to deep mid-wicket. @ Twitter/ICC
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That triggered a batting collapse as the pressure of chasing down a total in a World cup game got to them. @ Twitter
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Tailender Mohammad Saifuddin hit a 23-ball 29 with a six and three boundaries before Henry and Trent Boult (2-44) mopped up the tail. @ Twitter
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Mushfiqur Rahim rebuilt the innings with Shakib, putting on exactly 50 for the third wicket before he was run out for 19. @ Twitter
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