New Delhi: Odeh Rushin Ravenra Masterclass has put the beating, as it criticized a strong ton to direct New Zealand to a five -winning victory over Bangladesh in Champions Tophy Group A in Rawalpindi on Monday.
The semi -finals of New Zealand and India won the group with the group with the elimination of the hosts of Pakistan and Bangladesh from the tournament.
India and New Zealand maintained ideal records with two wins each, including victories against Pakistan.
Pakistan, which is hosting the International Criminal Court for the first time since the 1996 World Cup, needed many results to go to ensure its qualification for the semi -finals after the first two losers. But Bangladesh’s defeat on Monday guaranteed that the hosts had come out.
The Fourth Michael BraceWell, the fourth distinguished for New Zealand, helped reduce Bangladesh to 236 for nine before Knock of Ravingra.
The kiwioun faced early pressure when Will Young and Ken Williamson were rejected with only 15 races on the blackboard. However, they successfully chased the goal in 46.1 amounts, with Ravingra 112 out of 105 balls, including 12 four and six.
Tom Latham contributed 55 races of 76 balls and formed a decisive partnership with Ravindra in the fourth Wikit, where she won New Zealand’s victory.
Bangladesh showed a promise to the Bowing attack early in the match. Taskin Ahmed Young rejected with an impressive inswixer that brought down its trunks before New Zealand was able to open its registration.
Nahid Rana, who returned to the team after being excluded against India, then removed Kane Williamson for 5 runs when the mixture made the ball to Mushfiquist Rahim.
After early setbacks, Devon Conway and Ravindra built a 57 -run partnership before Mustafa Rahman ended the Konway Roles at the age of thirty, leaving New Zealand in 72 of three at sixteenth.
The changing partnership of the game was followed between Ravingra and Latham, and New Zealand directed to victory.
Earlier, BraceWell showed exceptional bowling skills, ending 4 numbers for 26.
Bangladesh team captain, Najlaoul Hussein Shanto, scored 77 from 110 balls, while his team fighters struggled to keep the momentum during the middle matches from the victory match.
Jaker Ali, in No. 7, contributed 45 long -running balls, outperforming the men of the upper and medium rackets.
After choosing the communication first, New Zealand waited her first progress as Shanto and Hassan collected 45 runs together. BraceWell ultimately rejected Tanzid for 24 runs, caught by Williamson diving in Midwicket.
Muhidi Hassan started with confidence with six Brackweel, but he fell shortly after recording 13 balls from 14 balls, and failed to scan mid.
While Shanto maintained a continuous registration, he left Towhid HRIDOY for 7 runs after Williamson took an impressive hunting from the extra cover off the bowling in BraceWell.
Bangladesh found herself in 97 of three in the twenty -first when Mushfiquer Rahim arrived at wrinkles. However, the experienced player only runs 2 2 guns before falling to BraceWell, which was caught by Ravindra at Deep Mid-Licket.
Shanto reached fifty with one square leg to deep. Bangladesh’s progress was isolated by playing 86 points in the first 21 balls.
Mahmoud Allah became the fourth victim of Prakwail when he made a mistake in an attempt to try a big attempt, which led to a pioneering edge.
William Orkork declared the decisive Wikit of Canto, which increased the strengthening of New Zealand and increased the challenges of Bangladesh.