Tanzim Hasan Sakib and Mustafizur Rahman picked seven wickets between them while conceding just 14 runs off their eight overs to restrict Nepal to 85 all out after managing only 106 in its 20 overs.
Bangladesh qualified for the Super Eights of the T20 World Cup after a 21-run triumph over Nepal on Sunday secured its put in the following round.
Bangladesh battled with the bat on a dubious surface at Arnos Vale, making 106 all out in 19.3 overs, but at that point a destroying spell of 4-7 from pace bowler Tanzim Hasan Sakib had Nepal’s answer in huge inconvenience at 26-5.
Nepal recuperated but 3-7 from wily left-arm seamer Mustafizur Rahman, counting a wicket lady in the penultimate over, secured triumph with Nepal bowled out for 85 in 19.2 overs.
Bangladesh wrapped up moment in Gather D behind South Africa and will connect Afghanistan, India and Australia in Bunch 1 of the Super Eights.
“Obviously exceptionally cheerful the way we played this qualifying circular and I trust we will proceed our bowling execution, not batting, but we trust that our batting will be fine in the following round,” said Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto.
“We clearly saw Tanzim tear through the beat arrange, but it’s sponsored up with the cleared out arm pace, the leg turn, the moderate cleared out arm spin,” he added.
“We have everything. I think the final couple of a long time, all the quick bowlers worked truly, truly difficult and that’s why we played a few great cricket here. In this arrange, the bowling unit is exceptionally imperative, so I trust they will proceed their form,” he said.
Tanzim was essentially as well hot to handle for Nepal’s best arrange, as he produced pace and bounce, taking two wickets in his moment over, bowling Kushal Bhurtel with a full hurl and at that point evacuating Anil Sah for a duck.
Tanzim at that point had a few great fortune when Nepal captain Rohit Paudel crushed a wide conveyance to Rishad Hossain at point.
The as it were upper arrange batsman who got himself in was Aasif Sheik (17 from 14) but he went, caught by Shakib Al Hasan at cover off Mustafizur.
After Tanzim expelled Sundeep Jora, Nepal was in a mess at 26-6 but it climbed out of that gap with a 52-run organization between Dipendra Singh Airee (25) and Kushal Malla (27).
Malla was hoodwinked by a slower ball from Mustafizur, skying a capture to Shanto, but Nepal were still in with a chance with 22 required off the last two overs.
A wicket lady from Mustafizur put the diversion past Nepal whose exertion finished when Abinash Bohara was caught lbw to Shakib in the last over.
It was a disillusioning conclusion for a Nepal side whose bowlers had ruled from the beginning with seamer Sompal Kami expelling Tanzid Hasan with the to begin with ball of the innings.
Tanzid chose to move down the track to the to begin with ball and mis-timed his endeavored pullshot which delivered a straightforward caught and bowled for Sompal.
Shanto at that point went in the moment over, clean-bowled by spinner Singh Airee.
Paudel stuck with the great Kami for a third over in his opening spell and was remunerated when he claimed the vital wicket of Liton Das.
The track advertised bounty of turn for the spinners and Bangladesh battled to discover any sort of momentum.
Sandeep Lamichhane bowled Jaker Ali with a wonderful googly and Bangladesh were 75-8 in the 16th over. It was Lamichhane’s 100th T20I wicket.
Rishad Hossain selected to go on the assault and hit a six and four as he made 13 off seven balls, but the last blending of Mustafizur and Taskin Ahmed overseen to put on 18 and get the add up to into three figures.
“As a bowling unit we bowled truly well. As a batting unit, we may have done way better, particularly the top-order batters,” said Paudel. Know More Latest T20 World Cup News…
