Follow us

Reports | Double injury blow for Bangladesh ahead of decider T20I against India

no image

Ahead of the 3rd and decisive T20I between India and Bangladesh, the visitors have faced a double blow with Mustafizur Rahman and Mosaddek Hossain hit by injuries. The final game of the three-match T20I series is set to be held on Sunday, November 10, at Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium. 

To start with, Bangladesh toured India without the banned Shakib Al Hasan and now they will be playing without the all-rounder Mosaddek Hossain and fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman for the third and final T20I against a Rohit Sharma-led India. According to a leading Bangladesh website BDCrictime, Hossain has sustained a groin niggle and is struggling ahead of the T20I.

According to the report, both Rahman and Hossain missed the practice session on the eve of the Nagpur T20I, on Saturday.  If Hossain can’t play then Mohammad Mithun might be named as his replacement. For Rahman, Taijul Islam might be considered to be brought in the playing XI but the 27-year-old left-arm legspinner has only played two T20I so far for Bangladesh.

According to Bangladesh head coach Russell Domingo, as reported by BDCrictime, they will take a call on who to play only after looking at the pitch. Meanwhile, India are likely to go ahead with an unchanged XI. 

Comments

Leave a comment

0 Comments

read previousIND vs ENG | Twitter reacts to India sealing series with 15 run win in Pune
India secured the T20I series against England with a 15-run win in Pune courtesy of impressive batting performances by Shivam Dube (53) and Hardik Pandya (53). Harshit Rana, who replaced the former as a concussion substitute, claimed 3/33 on debut to change the tide in the game.
VIDEO | Sam Billings recreates MS Dhoni's 'no look' runout against Ross Taylorread next
When it comes to runouts and stumpings in international cricket, nobody trumps MS Dhoni except Ross Taylor who is more often than not at the receiving end. Another such instance of a spectacular run out occurred as Sam Billings recreated MS Dhoni's genius to run Ross Taylor out in the fifth T20I.
View non-AMP page