Bangladesh has already lost the series after losing the first two ODIs against England. The Tigers aim to avoid the shame of a whitewash by picking up a win in the third match. For that purpose, the representatives of the red and green got a fighting fifty by coming down to bat first. On Monday (March 6), Bangladesh’s innings stopped at 246 runs after losing all wickets in 48.5 overs in the third ODI of the series at the Zahoor Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong. Shakib Al Hasan played the highest innings of 75 runs for the team. Besides, Nazmul Hossain Shanto and Mushfiqur Rahim have seen fifty. Jofra Archer took 3 wickets for England. Adil Rashid and Sam Karan got two wickets each.

Bangladesh is dominating the crease against England after handling the initial shock. After Nazmul Hossain Shanto, Mushfiqur Rahim, Tiger all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan also got fifty. The Tigers are on their way to a big collection. Bangladesh won the toss and decided to bat in the third and final ODI of the series on Monday (March 6). Till writing this report, the Tigers have collected 210 runs after losing 5 wickets in 43.1 overs. Shakib is unbeaten with 55 runs off 55 balls. This is his 52nd fifty in his ODI career. Afif Hossain is accompanying him.

After winning the toss and batting after two openers Liton Das and Tamim Iqbal were dismissed, Shanto and Mushfiq duo guided the team. Bangladesh was dominating with the bat of both. But in the third ball of the 25th over of the innings, Shanto had to leave the field after being run out due to a misunderstanding between the two batters. Shanto stopped the ball made by Rehan Ahmed and stood on strike. But Mushfiq came out of the non-strike position to take the run without looking at him. Shanto also came out of his position when he crossed more than half of the crease. By then it was too late. Fielder Jos Buttler hands the ball to Rehan. When he broke the wicket, Shanto had to leave the field with his head down. His innings of 53 runs were stopped by 71 balls.

Shanto was batting comfortably till he got out. He was in form in the remaining two matches except for the second match of the series. 58 runs came from his bat in the first match. Meanwhile, Mushfiqur got his fifty after two balls of Shanto running out. This is his 43rd fifty in ODIs. In the end, Mushfiq’s innings stopped at 153 runs. He was bowled by Adil Rashid after scoring 70 runs off 93 balls with 6 fours. Mahmudullah Riyad who scored 8 runs from 9 balls left the field after being bowled by this spinner.

Mushfiqur Rahim’s bat has not seen runs for a long time. Finally, the desired run came when the team needed it. Mushfiqur’s bat laughed in the third ODI of the series against England. Adil Rashid bowled after picking up a fifty in great batting. Mushfiq returned with 70 runs off 93 balls and 7 fours. Before understanding Adil Rashid’s googly ball, Mushfiqur prepared to play the sweep. And that’s the problem. The ball hits straight to the middle stump. Mushfiq returned to the dressing room after playing a confident inning when the team needed it. As of writing this report, Bangladesh has accumulated 153 runs in 33 overs with a loss of 4 wickets. Shakib is unbeaten with 17 runs off 23 balls. Mahmudullah Riyad will accompany him at the other end of the wicket.

After winning the toss and batting after two openers Liton Das and Tamim Iqbal were dismissed, Shanto and Mushfiq duo guided the team. Bangladesh was dominating with the bat of both. But in the third ball of the 25th over of the innings, Shanto had to leave the field after being run out due to a misunderstanding between the two batters. Shanto stopped the ball made by Rehan Ahmed and stood on strike. But Mushfiq came out of the non-strike position to take the run without looking at him. Shanto also came out of his position when he crossed more than half of the crease. By then it was too late. Fielder Jos Buttler hands the ball to Rehan. When he broke the wicket, Shanto had to leave the field with his head down. His innings of 53 runs stopped on 71 balls. Shanto was batting comfortably till he got out. He was in form in the remaining two matches except for the second match of the series. 58 runs came from his bat in the first match. Meanwhile, Mushfiqur got his fifty after two balls of Shanto running out. This is his 43rd fifty in ODIs. Having lost the series in the previous two ODIs, Bangladesh aims to avoid a whitewash by winning the third ODI.

Avoiding disaster, Nazmul Hossain Shanto returned the team to the fight. Mushfiqur Rahim was accompanying him. But suddenly Shanto left the field after being run out due to a misunderstanding between the two batters.

He picked up his second career fifty before leaving the crease. He got out after playing innings of 53 runs off 71 balls with 5 fours. His impeccable partnership of 98 runs with Mushfiqur was broken. As of writing the report on Monday (March 6), Bangladesh lost 3 wickets in 27 overs and collected 127 runs.

After the departure of two openers Liton Das and Tamim Iqbal, the Shanto and Mushfiq duo guided the team. Bangladesh was dominating with the bat of both. But in the third ball of the 25th over of the innings, Shanto had to leave the field after being run out due to a misunderstanding between the two batters. Shanto stopped the ball made by Rehan Ahmed and stood on strike.

But Mushfiq came out of the non-strike position to take the run without looking at him. Shanto also came out of his position when he crossed more than half of the crease. By then it was too late. Fielder Jos Buttler hands the ball to Rehan. When he broke the wicket, Shanto had to leave the field with his head down

Shanto was batting comfortably till he got out. He was in form in the remaining two matches except for the second match of the series. 58 runs came from his bat in the first match. Meanwhile, Mushfiqur got his fifty after two balls of Shanto running out. This is his 43rd fifty in ODIs. Shakib Al Hasan is on the wicket with Mushfiq. Having lost the series in the previous two ODIs, Bangladesh aims to avoid a whitewash by winning the third ODI.

In the beginning, Bangladesh was under pressure after losing the wickets of two openers Liton Das and Tamim Iqbal. Nazmul Hossain Shanto and Mushfiqur Rahim took the lead of the team on the third wicket. The Tigers completed their century by batting first in the third ODI of the series against England.

Bangladesh won the toss and decided to bat in the match to avoid a whitewash on Monday (March 6). As of writing this report, the collection of the representatives of Red Green in 22 overs is 101 runs with the loss of 2 wickets. 87 runs came from the bat of Shanto and Mushfiqur in the third wicket partnership. Both batsmen are on their way to fifty. Earlier, Leets Das left the field for the second consecutive innings. Tamim Iqbal departed with 11 runs off 6 balls. Sam Karan increased the pressure on the Tiger camp by bringing both of them back to the dressing room. Liton has shown failure with the bat in all the matches of the current ODI series against England. The batsman failed to open an account of runs in the last two matches and scored only 7 runs in the first match. Bat did not speak to Tamim either. The skipper, who was dismissed for 11 runs in the third ODI, scored 23 and 35 runs in the previous two matches respectively.

Having lost the series in the previous two ODIs, the Tigers’ mission is to avoid a whitewash for now. Bangladesh last experienced a bitter whitewash against Sri Lanka at home nine years ago. In 2016, Bangladesh’s last series loss at home was against England. Since then, the Tigers have been unstoppable in ODIs. Under their influence, mighty India was also swept in the ODI series at the end of last year. Meanwhile, Bangladesh entered the field with a change. Pacer Ebadat Hossain got a place in the XI in place of Taskin Ahmed. There have been changes in the England team as well.

Bangladesh XI: Tamim Iqbal (Captain), Liton Das, Nazmul Hossain Shanto, Mushfiqur Rahim, Shakib Al Hasan, Mahmudullah, Afif Hossain, Mehdi Hasan Miraj, Taijul Islam, Ebadat Hossain and Mustafizur Rahman.

England XI: Jason Roy, Philip Salt, David Malan, James Vince, Jos Buttler (captain), Sam Curran, Moeen Ali, Chris Woakes, Rehan Ahmed, Adil Rashid, and Zafra Archer.

Two ticket booths were empty the previous day. A handful of visitors were seen in line. That effect is also on the field. Only a handful of spectators attended the third match of the ODI series against England. In one word, the gallery of Chittagong’s Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium is like a dusty desert.

Bangladesh-England fight on Monday at noon. Mirpur has already lost two matches and lost the series. The third ODI match is a match to avoid a washout for Bangladesh. Bangladesh is batting after winning the toss. Bangladesh scored 219 runs losing 7 wickets in 45 overs till writing this report. The only reason why the audience is not interested in Tamim Iqbal’s performance is. Spectators come to the field by spending huge sums of money to watch aggressive cricket or lively fights.

At home, one after another Bangladesh seems to have suddenly lost its rhythm, so the interest of visitors has also declined. There was no crowd of spectators at the entrances of the ground before the start of the match. There was an empty situation as the traffic was controlled due to security reasons. A student wearing a college uniform told RisingBD, ‘Teams like England don’t come to Bangladesh very often. Otherwise, I would not have come to watch such a game. We seem to have forgotten to run. Apart from this, a local said, “Watching this game with money is a loss for us.”Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) matches also had the interest of the audience. Several matches were house full. Bangladesh is playing a series against the world champion England after 7 years, the disinterest of the audience in such an important series is also a message for Shakib Al Hasan.

Harley whitewash. Chance to share the series if you win. England faces Bangladesh in such a difficult match. Hosts Bangladesh won the toss and elected to bat first in the third game of the three-match ODI series at Zahoor Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong on Monday. Earlier, the Tigers lost the wickets of two openers Liton Kumar Das and Tamim Iqbal after 2.6 overs.

Nazmul Hossain Shanto, batting at number three, tried his best to bring the team back into the game with Mushfiqur Rahim. This pair bats well. They put on a partnership of 98 runs off 128 balls. Shanto scored 53 runs off 71 balls with 5 boundaries. Former captain Mushfiqur Rahim scored 70 runs off 93 balls with 6 boundaries. Mahmudullah Riyad (8), Afif Hossain (15), Mehdi Hasan Miraj (5), and Taijul Islam (2) took part in the procession after the departure of Shanto-Mushfique. However, Shakib Al Hasan, the captain of the T20 and Test team of Bangladesh, kept one end of the wicket in this procession of batsmen.
He continued to fight to give the team a respectable score.

In the second ODI, Bangladesh made a mistake at the wicket of the home of cricket. However, captain Tamim Iqbal did not want to accept it even though they explained that. This time, Bangladesh does not want to make any mistakes with the pitch in the third ODI against England. Research on the practice pitch at the Zahoor Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium on Saturday says so. Captain Tamim Iqbal is discussing the wicket with the head coach Chandika Hathurusinghe, and two curators Praveen Hinganikar-Zahid Reza. In the middle of that discussion, Tamim also called Shakib Al Hasan. However, being busy with football, Shakib initially did not hear Tamim’s call. With the help of another teammate, he responded to Tamim’s call and joined the discussion about the pitch.

Before and after the discussion, however, Shakib himself saw the wicket a few times. Spent quite a bit of time next to the wicket. In the second ODI, Tamim lost the toss and batted where he wanted to bowl earlier. After the loss by 132 runs, when Tamim was asked about the differences between the two captains, he replied that what the opposing captain says is none of his business. Before the start of the series, the BCB president’s speech on Shakib-Tamim’s relationship started discussion-criticism. Later, however, the BCB president himself dismissed these. There was no sign of deterioration in the relationship between the two on the field either, with the duo’s 79-run partnership in the second ODI showing great understanding. Tamim once again proved that these are baseless by calling Shakib in the wicket discussion today.

Struggling to lose by three wickets in the first match, surrendering helplessly to save the series in the second match. The challenge facing Bangladesh on the banks of the Sagarika is to avoid mudslides. Bangladesh wants to come back stronger to take that challenge. This is what spin coach Rangana Herath said in a press conference at Zahoor Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong on Saturday afternoon. Can Bangladesh counterattack? In such a question, Herath’s voice is full of hope, ‘It is not easy to be in the losing team. But that’s part of the game. We have to come back stronger.

We are looking forward to taking up this challenge, to do well against England in the last match. The team was still sweating when Herath was holding the press conference. Bangladesh suffered from fielding in the second match. Coaches were seen paying more attention to fielding in practice today in Chittagong. Asked where to improve, Herath gave a tactful reply, ‘Especially I think when the opposition batsmen start playing well, we have to find a way. You should never go on the offensive, play defensively. Sometimes the defensive strategy will be the attack. We have to absorb these things. Even though it was their ground, Bangladesh made a mistake in reading the pitch in the second match.

Today, the cricketers were also serious about the pitch, starting with the coaching staff. Coach Chandika Hathurusinghe and captain Tamim Iqbal have seen each other repeatedly. Shakib Al Hasan was also on the wicket for some time. Herath knows the spinners will not get the advantage here like in Mirpur. He admitted that frankly. However, when asked why Bangladesh could not take advantage of the familiar conditions, he said that the experience of playing in the subcontinent with the two spinners of the opposing team has sunk Bangladesh. Moin Ali and Adil Rashid bowled well. They have experience playing franchise cricket here. They are taking advantage of this. Their background is also Asian’ said Herath. Moeen-Rashid took 9 wickets together in two matches. Rashid 6, Moeen 3. Half of Bangladesh’s 20 wickets went into their pocket.

However, he did not fail to praise his disciples.”Our spinners did very well in the first match. Taijul, Miraj, Shakib too. Their batsmen played well in the second match. We have a lot of room for improvement. All in all, it seems that our spinners have done quite well. Pacer Taskin Ahmed, batsman Liton Das, and Afif Hossain did not join practice today. Although no injuries are suspected, they spent the day resting in the team hotel. Bangladesh will face the English tomorrow at noon.

It was expected that Bangladesh would turn around in its favorite format. The series-deciding ‘final’ will be held in Chittagong. But where is it? Although the Mirpur wicket spoke in favor of the batsmen today, the Bangladeshi batsmen did not hear that. So the Tigers had to lose the series by losing two matches in a row. Today, Bangladesh lost by 132 runs in the second ODI. After 6 years and 4 months, Bangladesh lost the ODI series on home soil. It was the Tigers’ 100th ODI match at Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla. And in all, the 200th international match of Mirpur stadium.

In the run chase, Bangladesh collapsed at the beginning. In the first over bowled by Sam Curran, two in-form batsmen Liton Kumar Das and Nazmul Hossain Shanto returned with a ‘golden duck’. Mushfiqur Rahim (4) was caught by Karen for 9 runs. Captain Tamim Iqbal and Shakib Al Hasan took the responsibility of pulling the team out of this situation. Between whom the conversation has been closed for a long time. Bangladesh continued to move forward in the pair of two. Shakib was given lbw by the umpire for 35 runs. Shakib replied by hitting the boundary after surviving the review. In the end, Tamim’s departure in the 21st over broke the 79-run partnership.

Tamim, who scored 35 runs in 65 balls, returned with a bad shot off Moeen Ali. Shakib then picked up fifty off 69 balls. Adil Rashid finally stopped the Bangladesh all-rounder. Shakib’s innings of 58 runs in 5 boundaries in 69 balls ended with Sam Curran’s palm. In the 34th over, Bangladesh’s score crossed 150. Then Mahmudullah (32) and Afif Hossain (23) returned to Adil Rashid. Bangladesh’s defeat was confirmed. Miraz scored 7 runs to become the fourth victim of Adil Rashid. In the end, Taskin ‘s (21) stormy batting reduced the gap a bit. Bangladesh was all out for 194 runs in 44.3 overs. Sam Curran took 4 wickets for 29 runs, while Adil Rashid took 4 wickets for 45 runs. Bangladesh lost by a huge margin of 132 runs.

Earlier on Friday, England scored 326 runs for 7 wickets in 50 overs after losing the toss in the second ODI at Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla. After a slow start, Phil Salt (7) returned to Taskin’s bowling for 25 runs in the team. Mehidy Miraz stopped Dawid Malan for 11 runs in the first match. Taijul stopped James Vince (5). However, opener Jason Roy could not be stopped. But Jason Roy couldn’t be stopped. Fifty completed in 54 balls. Then he took the 12th century of his career in 104 balls with 12 fours and 1 six. Then he became more explosive. Shakib finally trapped his leg before in the 36th over. Jason Roy scored 132 runs in 124 balls with 18 fours and a six before being dismissed.

At the same time, his fourth wicket partnership of 109 runs in 92 balls with captain Jos Buttler was broken. After coming to the wicket, Will Jacks (1) returned to Shakib’s palm off Taskin’s ball. Buttler completed the fifty off 50 balls. Miraz stopped the English captain, who scored 76 runs in 64 balls with 5 fours and 2 sixes, in a great return catch. In the 48th over, England’s score crossed three hundred. Moeen Ali scored 42 runs off 35 balls before being caught by Taskin. In the end, Sam Curran played an explosive inning of 33 not out off 19 balls with 2 fours and 3 sixes. Taskin took 3 wickets for 66 runs. Miraz took 2 for 73 runs. Shakib-Taijul took 1 each. Mustafiz is wicketless with 63 runs.