India get early wicket in Asia Cup Super

India got off to a good start in their Asia Cup Super 4 match against Bangladesh on Friday, dismissing opener Liton Das early on. Mohammed Shami was the bowler to strike, clean bowling Das for 10 in the third over of the innings. Das charged down the pitch to a Shami delivery that was slightly short of a length, and tried to pull it over the top. However, he got an inside edge onto his stumps and was dismissed for a duck.

Bangladesh captain Tamim Iqbal and Najmul Hossain Shanto then came together at the crease and looked to steady the ship. However, Shami struck again in the seventh over, dismissing Shanto for 12. Shanto tried to drive a Shami delivery through the covers, but the ball took a slight edge and was caught by Shreyas Iyer at first slip. Bangladesh are now 22/2 after seven overs, with Tamim Iqbal on 12 and Mahmudullah Riyad on one. India will be looking to build on their early momentum and dismiss Bangladesh cheaply.

Shami’s early wicket a huge blow for Bangladesh

Shami’s early wicket of Liton Das was a huge blow for Bangladesh. Das is one of their most experienced and in-form batsmen, and his dismissal put the pressure on the rest of the batting lineup.Tamim Iqbal and Najmul Hossain Shanto will need to bat responsibly and build a partnership if Bangladesh want to post a competitive total. However, Shami is in good form and will be looking to take more wickets early on.India will be hoping to capitalize on their early advantage and bowl Bangladesh out for a low score. If they can do that, they will be in a good position to win the match and move closer to securing a place in the Asia Cup final.

angladesh were dealt a major blow early on in their Asia Cup Super 4 match against India on Friday, when Mohammed Shami dismissed Liton Das for 10 in the third over of the innings. Das is one of Bangladesh’s most experienced and in-form batsmen, and his dismissal put the pressure on the rest of the batting lineup. Tamim Iqbal and Najmul Hossain Shanto then came together at the crease and looked to steady the ship, but Shami struck again in the seventh over, dismissing Shanto for 12.

Bangladesh are now 22/2 after seven overs, with Tamim Iqbal on 12 and Mahmudullah Riyad on one. It remains to be seen if Bangladesh can recover from Shami’s early blow and post a competitive total.India will be looking to build on their early momentum and dismiss Bangladesh cheaply. If they can do that, they will be in a good position to win the match and move closer to securing a place in the Asia Cup final.Bangladesh will need to bat carefully and build a partnership if they want to give themselves a chance of winning the match. However, Shami is in good form and will be looking to take more wickets early on. It will be interesting to see how Bangladesh respond to this early setback.