Watch: Riyan Parag displays Virat Kohli-like extreme aggression after dismissing Mehidy Hasan Miraz

The 22-year-old India National Cricket Team all-rounder Riyan Parag displayed extreme aggression after dismissing the 26-year-old Bangladesh National Cricket Team all-rounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz in the second T20I of the three-match series at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.

India National Cricket Team won the second T20I by 86 runs to clinch the series. The victory margin of 86 runs was the biggest margin of win by runs for India against the Bangla Tigers in a T20I bettering the 50-run win in North Sound in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024.

Watch: Riyan Parag Shows Extreme Aggression After Dismissing Mehidy Hasan Miraz

Riyan Parag was impressive with the bat in the match as he smashed quickfire 15 runs off 6 balls, with 2 sixes, before being dismissed by Tanzim Hasan Sakib. After a good outing with the bat, Suryakumar Yadav trusted him with the ball and he didn't disappoint.

Riyan Parag was given 2 overs by the India captain, in which he bagged 1 wicket and gave away 16 runs. The wicket picked up by Parag was of Mehidy Hasan Miraz and it came in the 11th over of the second innings.

On the final ball of the 11th over, Riyan Parag bowled a tossed-up delivery on the off-stump to Mehidy Hasan Miraz. The Bangladesh star lofted it towards wide long-off where the substitute fielder Ravi Bishnoi took a safe reverse cup.

As Riyan Parag bagged the wicket, he was extremely pumped up as he did a big roar and displayed Virat Kohli-like aggression. Mehidy Hasan Miraz was dismissed after scoring 16 runs off 16 balls.

Watch: Riyan Parag Turns Aggressive

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What Happened In The 1st T20I Between India And Bangladesh?

Indian bowlers put up an outstanding performance in the 1st T20I, bowling Bangladesh out for 127 in 19.5 overs. Leading the charge was left-arm pacer Arshdeep Singh, who impressed with figures of 3/14 in 3.5 overs at an amazing economy of 3.65. He bowled terrific lines and lengths and led the Indian bowling from the front.

The comeback man Varun Chakravarthy was equally effective, taking 3 wickets for 31 runs in his 4 overs, maintaining an economy of 7.75. His clever variations in flight and spin kept the Bangladeshi batters under pressure.

Debutant Mayank Yadav also shined as he bowled with great control and pace. He chipped in with 1/21 in 4 overs, including a maiden, at a solid economy of 5.25.

Hardik Pandya provided key support, claiming the figures of 1/26 in his 4 overs, though he went for a slightly higher economy of 6.50. Also, Washington Sundar took 1/12 in 2 overs. Although debutant Nitish Reddy went wicketless, he kept things tight in his 2 overs.

With the bat, India's top-order made light work of Bangladesh's modest target of 128 in the 1st T20I on October 6, 2024, cruising to victory with seven wickets in hand in just 11.5 overs.

Opening the innings, Abhishek Sharma gave India a solid start with his quickfire 16 off 7 balls, hitting two boundaries and a six before being dismissed. Sanju Samson followed with a composed 29 from 19 deliveries, including 6 fours, keeping the chase on track.

Captain Suryakumar Yadav played a brisk knock, scoring 29 off 14 balls with two boundaries and three sixes. However, it was Hardik Pandya’s explosive innings that sealed the win for India.

Pandya smashed 39* off just 16 balls, hammering five fours and two sixes, finishing the game in style alongside Nitish Reddy, who contributed a steady 16* from 15 balls. India’s aggressive batting approach saw them chase down the target in under 12 overs as they scored a total of 132/3.