India vs Bangladesh 2019: Bangladesh Players Rating For The T20I Series
Updated - 11 Nov 2019, 12:33 AM
Bangladesh made a gart start to the series stunning India in the first match but failed to replicate their efforts in the final two games in Rajkot and Nagpur. As a result, the Bangla Tigers went down from 1-0 up to 1-2 to lose the three-match series.
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Batting first, India posted 174 runs with two good fifty-run knocks from KL Rahul and Shreyas Iyer. The Men in Blues were in a spot of bother with 35 for two but Rahul and Iyer combined well to bail the host out before Manish Pandya’s quickfire 22 guided them to a challenging total.
Mohammad Naim converted his start finally in the third match scoring 81 runs but lacked support as Bangladesh went down in the final five overs. Deepak Chahar bowled exceptionally well picking four wickets to seal to the game alongside Shivam Dube.
Meanwhile, Bangladesh will move forward with a lot of positives from this series as the young cricketers will gain a lot of experience from this side.
Here is the player’s rating for Bangladesh National Cricket Team from the three-match Twenty20 International series against India:
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Mushfiqur Rahim (wk) (7/10)
Mushfiqur Rahim had a great start to the series playing a match-winning knock of 60 runs to help Bangladesh register their first T20I win against India. But the veteran wicket-keeper batsman failed to back it up with good scores managing to post only four from the next two matches. Rahim needs to offer consistency to this side which will miss Shakib Al Hasan for the next one year.
Mahmudullah (c) (5.5/10)
Mahmudullah led the side right from the front after Shakib Al Hasan failed to make it for the series due to a suspension by the ICC. He played a good hand alongside Mushfiqur Rahim in the first game and then backed it up with another 30-run knock. However, the Bangladesh skipper failed to score the runs in the final game of the series when his side needed the most.
Shafiul Islam (6/10)
Shaiful Islam has been Bangladesh’s leading fast bowler in this series barring the second T20I in Rajkot. He has hit the right areas and picked wickets at the right time. Shafiul returned with four wickets from three games which will give him confidence for the upcoming matches.
Soumya Sarkar (6.5/10)
Soumya Sarkar had a good all-round series with both bat and ball. He scored quick runs at the top and also contributed with the ball as and when necessary. However, Soumya got out for a golden duck in the third and the final game in Nagpur to finish the series on a bad note.
Al-Amin Hossain (4.5/10)
Al-Amin Hossain has bowled well with the new ball but failed to provide early breakthroughs. He has been economical but managed to pick only one wicket from three matches. The right-arm fast bowler will have to work on his game to retain his place in the playing XI.
Liton Das (4/10)
Liton Das has failed to seize his opportunity at the top of the order. He got a good start in the second match after failing to put runs in the first outing. But the end was once again awful as the wicket-keeper batsman managed to score nine runs; managing 45 runs from three games.
Mosaddek Hossain (3/10)
The young all-rounder failed to make an impression throughout the series. He had poor outings with both bat and ball in the first two matches he turned out for Bangladesh. Mosaddek Hossain lost his place in the playing XI for the third game and will have to step up to reclaim his spot back.
Mohammad Mithun (6/10)
Mohammad Mithun played only the third and the final game of the series against India. He played a well-made 27-run knock but got out at a crucial situation after getting set. The young cricketer showed sparks of his talent and will look to build his career from here.
Mustafizur Rahman (3.5/10)
Left-arm pacer Mustafizur Rahman had poor outings throughout the series as he failed to live upto the expectations. He gave away plenty of runs and struggled to provide support to his teammates in the pace department. The talented fast bowler needs to pull up his socks and come back stronger.
Afif Hossain (5.5/10)
The young bowler has led the spin department with all might. Although he has not been among the wickets returning with only one scalp, Afif Hossain has been economical in the middle overs keeping the world-class Indian batters into check. However, Afif failed to post runs with the bat but will take a lot of experience from this series.
Aminul Islam (6/10)
Bangladesh unleashed another young cricketer in the series against India who responded well under pressure. Aminul Islam controlled the middle-overs perfectly and clinched important wickets as well for his side. Aminul, who picked four wickets, will only get stronger from here and will serve Bangladesh for a long time.
Mohammad Naim (8/10)
The 20-year-old Mohammad Naim showed great intent in all the matches to give Bangladesh a fiery start. While he remained largely unsuccessful to convert the starts in the first two matches, Naim scored 81 runs in the final match of the series. This series will be a great learning curve for the youngsters who only made his debut in this series.
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