New Zealand vs Bangladesh , Live Score, 28th T20 Match, Super 10 Group 2, ICC T20 World Cup 2016

New Zealand

VS

Bangladesh

145/8 (20)

70 (15.4)

New Zealand win by 75 runs.

Man of the Match: Kane Williamson

Shuvagata Hom

16* (17) 2x4, 0x6

Grant Elliot

(4-0-12-3)*

Ish Sodhi

(3.4-0-21-3)

Last 4 OVERS

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New Zealand win by 75 runs. | New Zealand Vs Bangladesh Live Score, 28th T20 Match, Super 10 Group 2

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Kane Williamson: Will take a call on picking Southee and Boult at Delhi after looking at the surface

Kane Williamson: Good effort from our batsmen and are bowlers too were clinical

Mashrafe Mortaza: Wish New Zealand good luck in the semi-final

Mashrafe Mortaza: Difficult to pick Mustafizur's cutters, even our batsmen struggle in the nets

Kane Williamson: Mustafizur was brilliant, especially with his slower balls

Mashrafe Mortaza: Was a difficult wicket to bat on, but we can take a lot of positives from this tournament

Kane Williamson has been adjudged man of the match for his 32-ball 42

Bangladesh have failed to win a single match in the Super 10 stage

New Zealand win by 75 runs and go into the semi-final with an unbeaten run in the group stages

15.4

Ish Sodhi to Al-Amin Hossain

W

out wrong one and Al Amin goes for a wild swing and misses

15.3

Ish Sodhi to Shuvagata Hom

1

1 run, back of a length and played to the sweeper on the off side

15.2

Ish Sodhi to Shuvagata Hom

4

FOUR, flighted delivery outside off and a glorious drive through covers

15.1

Ish Sodhi to Shuvagata Hom

0

no run, on middle, finishes outside off, played to point

14.6

to Al-Amin Hossain

0

no run, played with soft hands

14.5

to Mustafizur Rahman

W

out a faint edge and Ronchi takes a sharp catch behind the wickets

14.4

to Mustafizur Rahman

4

FOUR, whacked over the long on fence. Made an excellent sound that

14.3

to Mustafizur Rahman

0

no run, around the wicket, on the leg side, defended

14.2

to Mashrafe Mortaza

W

out wrapped on the pads and the umpire immediately raises his finger

14.1

to Shuvagata Hom

1

1 run, on leg, clipped to deep backward square leg

End of over 14 ( 8 Runs )
BAN 58/7

Shuvagata Hom* 10(13)
Mashrafe Mortaza 3(4)

13.6

Ish Sodhi to Shuvagata Hom

1

1 run, driven to long off

13.5

Ish Sodhi to Shuvagata Hom

4

FOUR, charged down the track and an inside edge takes it just past the 'keeper

13.4

Ish Sodhi to Mashrafe Mortaza

1

1 run, full toss outside off, hit to deep mid-wicket

13.3

Ish Sodhi to Mashrafe Mortaza

0

no run, hit straight to covers

13.2

Ish Sodhi to Shuvagata Hom

1

1 run, cut to deep cover

13.1

Ish Sodhi to Mashrafe Mortaza

1

1 run, Short ball and pulled to deep square leg

12.6

to Shuvagata Hom

0

no run, on leg stump, hot straight to short fine leg

12.5

to Shuvagata Hom

0

no run, played to covers

12.4

to Shuvagata Hom

0

no run, on middle played to mid-wicket

12.3

to Mashrafe Mortaza

1

1 run, slow ball played to point

50 runs for BAN

12.2

to Shuvagata Hom

1

1 run, on leg, played to fine leg

12.1

to Shuvagata Hom

0

no run, played to covers

End of over 12 ( 3 Runs )
BAN 48/7

Mahmudullah* 5(8)
Shuvagata Hom 3(5)

11.6

Ish Sodhi to Mahmudullah

W

out googly again and through the gates

11.5

Ish Sodhi to Shuvagata Hom

1

1 run, flighted delivery outside off and driven to long off

11.4

Ish Sodhi to Mahmudullah

1

1 run, wrong on, played with soft hands

11.3

Ish Sodhi to Mahmudullah

0

no run, full ball, batsman drives, but goes to short third man

11.2

Ish Sodhi to Shuvagata Hom

1

1 run, Full toss and played to deep mid-wicket

11.1

Ish Sodhi to Shuvagata Hom

0

no run, played straight back to the bowler

We are back as the second floodlight at Eden Gardens is back on

Stay tuned for further updates!

Bangladesh still need 101 off 54, NZ on the other hand need just 4 more wickets

The players are heading back to the pavilion and will take field once the other floodlight switches on

The lights aren't working at the Eden Gardens and there will be some delay here

10.6

to Shuvagata Hom

1

1 run, slow ball played to long off

10.5

to Shuvagata Hom

0

no run, on leg played to mid-wicket

10.4

to Mushfiqur Rahim

W

out peach from Elliott as it goes past the outside edge to knock the stumps off

10.3

to Mushfiqur Rahim

0

no run, full delivery on off and played back to the bowler

10.2

to Mahmudullah

1

1 run, on middle again and played to short fine leg

10.1

to Mahmudullah

0

no run, on middle, played to short fine leg

Half way through this innings and Bangladesh have lost half their side, They 103 more runs to win off 60 balls

End of over 10 ( 5 Runs )
BAN 43/5

Soumya Sarkar* 6(8)
Mahmudullah 3(3)

9.6

Ish Sodhi to Soumya Sarkar

W

out Sarkar looks to sweep, misses and Ronchi does the rest

5 wickets down for BAN . Out batsman is Soumya Sarkar

9.5

Ish Sodhi to Mahmudullah

1

1 run, played across the line to long on

9.4

Ish Sodhi to Soumya Sarkar

1

1 run, flighted ball on middle and played to long on

9.3

Ish Sodhi to Mahmudullah

1

1 run, on off stump and played to deep covers

9.2

Ish Sodhi to Soumya Sarkar

1

1 run, short ball, pulled to long on

9.1

Ish Sodhi to Mahmudullah

1

1 run, loopy ball on off, Mahmudullah plays with soft hands

Bangladesh batsmen have played rash shots, which has been the main reason of their downfall so far

End of over 9 ( 4 Runs )
BAN 38/4

Soumya Sarkar* 4(5)
Sabbir Rahman 13(18)

8.6

Nathan McCullum to Soumya Sarkar

0

no run, played with soft hands

8.5

Nathan McCullum to Sabbir Rahman

W

out played in the air and Santner runs in and takes a good catch

8.4

Nathan McCullum to Sabbir Rahman

0

no run, around the wicket and played to mid-wicket

8.3

Nathan McCullum to Soumya Sarkar

1

1 run, on meg, a leading edge takes it to mid off

8.3

Nathan McCullum to Soumya Sarkar

0^wd

wide, no run, down the leg side

8.2

Nathan McCullum to Sabbir Rahman

1

1 run, reverse sweep for just a single

8.1

Nathan McCullum to Soumya Sarkar

1

1 run, played to mid-wicket

End of over 8 ( 3 Runs )
BAN 34/3

Sabbir Rahman* 11(15)
Soumya Sarkar 2(2)

7.6

Mitchell Santner to Sabbir Rahman

0

no run, played with soft hands, but no run taken

7.5

Mitchell Santner to Sabbir Rahman

0

no run, tries to sweep, but misses

7.4

Mitchell Santner to Soumya Sarkar

1

1 run, played to mid-wicket and a quick single taken

7.3

Mitchell Santner to Sabbir Rahman

1

1 run, played with soft hands to short fine leg

7.2

Mitchell Santner to Soumya Sarkar

1

1 run, on middle, swept to deep square leg

Shakib gone! Huge blow for Bangladesh

7.1

Mitchell Santner to Shakib Al Hasan

W

out around the wicket, Shakib looks to clear long on, but holes out

3 wickets down for BAN . Out batsman is Shakib Al Hasan

6.6

to Sabbir Rahman

0

no run, full delivery, Sabbir looks for the big one, but fails to connect

6.5

to Sabbir Rahman

0

no run, on middle, played to mid-wicket

6.4

to Shakib Al Hasan

1

1 run, pitched outside off, ends on middle and Shakib plays to deep square leg

6.3

to Shakib Al Hasan

0

no run, full delivery on off and played back to the bowler

6.2

to Shakib Al Hasan

0

no run, full delivery and Shakib looks for a cover drive and misses

6.1

to Shakib Al Hasan

0

no run, around the wicket and cut to short third man

McClenaghan bowls a tight over after Santner leaked runs in the over before this. Good comeback from the Black Caps

End of over 6 ( 3 Runs )
BAN 30/2

Sabbir Rahman* 10(10)
Shakib Al Hasan 1(1)

5.6

Mitchell McClenaghan to Sabbir Rahman

0

no run, dot to finish, inside edge hit on the pads

5.5

Mitchell McClenaghan to Shakib Al Hasan

1

1 run, over the wicket and Shakib clips the ball to deep square leg

5.4

Mitchell McClenaghan to Mithun Ali

W

out around the wicket and knocks him over. Length delivery on off and holds its line

5.3

Mitchell McClenaghan to Sabbir Rahman

1

1 run, cutter on middle, played to covers

5.2

Mitchell McClenaghan to Mithun Ali

1

1 run, pulled to mid on

5.1

Mitchell McClenaghan to Mithun Ali

0

no run, slow ball, batsman tries to run it down to third man, but fails to make contact

A much needed over that for Bangladesh

End of over 5 ( 14 Runs )
BAN 27/1

Sabbir Rahman* 9(8)
Mithun Ali 10(14)

4.6

Mitchell Santner to Sabbir Rahman

4^lb

leg byes, FOUR, Wrapped on the pads, batsmen fails with the sweep, but collects some valuable runs

4.5

Mitchell Santner to Mithun Ali

1

1 run, slow delivery on leg stump, played to short third man

4.4

Mitchell Santner to Mithun Ali

4

FOUR, nice square drive, placed beautifully

4.3

Mitchell Santner to Sabbir Rahman

1

1 run, flighted ball on leg, played to mid-wicket

4.2

Mitchell Santner to Sabbir Rahman

4

FOUR, over the mid on fielder and a much needed boundary for Bangladesh

4.1

Mitchell Santner to Sabbir Rahman

0

no run, swept straight to the short fine leg fielder

A very slow start from Bangladesh so far. Need to up the ante

End of over 4 ( 6 Runs )
BAN 13/1

Sabbir Rahman* 4(4)
Mithun Ali 5(12)

3.6

Corey Anderson to Sabbir Rahman

1

1 run, played to deep square leg

3.5

Corey Anderson to Mithun Ali

1^lb

leg byes, 1 run, pitched outside leg and batsman fails to connect with the pull

3.4

Corey Anderson to Mithun Ali

0

no run, batsman gives himself room outside leg, played on the off side

3.3

Corey Anderson to Sabbir Rahman

1

1 run, length on leg, played to short fine leg

3.2

Corey Anderson to Sabbir Rahman

2

2 runs, on leg stump and helped on its way

3.1

Corey Anderson to Mithun Ali

1

1 run, played to mid-wicket and a quick single taken

End of over 3 ( 3 Runs )
BAN 7/1

Sabbir Rahman* 0(1)
Mithun Ali 4(9)

2.6

Mitchell Santner to Sabbir Rahman

0

no run, on middle, played on the on side

2.5

Mitchell Santner to Mithun Ali

1

1 run, cross batted shot, played to deep mid-wicket

2.4

Mitchell Santner to Mithun Ali

2

2 runs, comes down the track and played to long off, a misfield enables the batsmen to return for the second

2.3

Mitchell Santner to Mithun Ali

0

no run, charged down the ground, yorks himself

2.2

Mitchell Santner to Mithun Ali

0

no run, defended carefully

2.1

Mitchell Santner to Mithun Ali

0

no run, edged but falls short of first slip

End of over 2 ( 2 Runs )
BAN 4/1

Mithun Ali* 1(4)
Tamin Iqbal 0(0)

1.6

Corey Anderson to Mithun Ali

W

out batsmen go for a quick single after Mithun plays to short third man, but Tamim falls short at the striker's end

1.5

Corey Anderson to

1

1 run, a touch short and Tamim pulls to deep square leg

1.4

Corey Anderson to

0

no run, struck on the pad again and the ball is perhaps going down the leg side

1.3

Corey Anderson to Mithun Ali

1

1 run, slow ball on middle, guided to third man

1.2

Corey Anderson to Mithun Ali

0

no run, outside off this time and driven to the fielder in the circle

1.1

Corey Anderson to Mithun Ali

0

no run, middle stump line and played defensively

Corey Anderson now

End of over 1 ( 2 Runs )
BAN 2/0

* 2(1)
Tamin Iqbal 0(0)

0.6

Nathan McCullum to

2

2 runs, not timed well, but Tamim pulls it to long on

0.5

Nathan McCullum to

0

no run, played to covers

0.4

Nathan McCullum to

0

no run, played to backward point

0.3

Nathan McCullum to

0

no run, cut straight to point

0.2

Nathan McCullum to

0

no run, cross batted shot, just falls short of mid on

0.1

Nathan McCullum to

0

no run, wrapped on the pads, huge appeal but the umpire is unmoved

Will not be surprising if Williamson opens the bowling with McCullum or Santner

Bangladesh have Santner, Sodhi and McCullum as their spinners. These three did the damage against India and will be eager to repeat the performance in this match as well.

Players will come out shortly and Bangladesh need 146 to win this match. Can they do it?

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New Zealand take on Bangladesh in Match 28 of the ICC World T20 2016 at the historic Eden Gardens Stadium in Kolkata. New Zealand, who too are one of the powerhouse of the game in this very format, are yet to win this prestigious crown. Although they have been good enough in the tournament till date, they haven’t yet delivered, what it needs to take to be crowned the champions, and will be on the pursuit, as they take on the qualifier, who too would indeed be giving them a tough competition, in the typical sub-continental conditions.

New Zealand, have been in great form of late, especially in the shortest format of the game, thus winning their Twenty20 International (T20I) series 2-1 against Pakistan at home, and would aim to continue their stellar performance in this tournament and earn the title. However, the sub-continental tracks are set to provide a major challenge to the Kiwis, as they must prepare themselves good enough to be worthy of putting their hands on the title.

The ICC World T20 2016 is being hosted from March 11 to April 3 in India, as this would also be the sixth annual ICC World T20 event ever since it was inaugurated in 2007. The tournament is being hosted across seven different cities in the nation, with the final too slated to be hosted at this very venue in Kolkata. Just like the previous edition, this year too, the tournament is slated to have 16 teams participating, out of which eight teams play the qualifiers and a could make it to the main round of 10. Ten teams qualified automatically through their status as full members of the International Cricket Council, while another six qualified through the 2015 World Twenty20 Qualifier.

New Zealand have looked every bit the team to beat in their first assignment post Brendon McCullum. His imprint is pretty much evident on this team, which continues to play his brand of aggressive cricket and takes his legacy forward. Under Kane Williamson, they have acclimatised well to the conditions and are playing exceptional cricket at the moment.

On the other hand, Bangladesh’s campaign has been a tragic one. From the ban on Taskin Ahmed and Arafat Sunny due to suspect bowling action to the one run loss against India, nothing has gone in their favour in this tournament.

New Zealand are the team to beat in the tournament, having won all their three matches including the tournament against favourites India at Nagpur. Williamson and Co played according to the conditions they were  provided with by including as many as three-spinners against the hosts. New Zealand team has been on a roll since then having beaten Australia and Pakistan.

Still shaken from a heart-breaking defeat against India, Bangladesh will need to learn from their mistakes.  Skipper Mashrafe Mortaza did say that the match against New Zealand will be very important even though it is a dead rubber, they will give their all to win the match.

New Zealand will want their bowling line-up to keep on the good show they have put up in the competition with Ish Sodhi and Mitchell Santner turning out to be game changers for them. Both combined have picked up 13 wickets from just three matches so far.