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Overs 25: Australia 139/1 at the half-way degree. David Warner 69* & Usman Khawaja 10*
Overs 23: Australia 125/1
Soumya Sarkar came up with a tidy over, two runs off it together with a leg bye.
Overs 22: Australia 123/1
More tidy over from Mehidy Hasan, conceded just two singles in it.
Overs 20.5: OUT! Soumya Sarkar moves to push aside Aaron Finch (53). Australia 121/1
Big Wicket. Sarkar, who came into the assault, equipped the primary step forward for the Bangladesh, dismissed the Australian skipper. Soft dismissal. Finch, whilst trying to dab the ball previous quick 3rd man, mistimed it and gave away a easy catch to Rubel Hossain. Finch hit two sixes and five fours all over his 51-ball innings and added 121 for the hole wicket with David Warner.
* FIFTY for Aaron Finch off 47 balls, his 24th in ODIs. Australia 116/zero in 19.four overs
Finch hit two sixes and five fours to succeed in the landmark.
Overs 18: Australia 104/zero
Good comback from Mehidy Hasan, after conceding 12 in his first over, gave away just 3 singles in his 2nd.
Overs 17: Australia 101/zero. Time for beverages spoil
* 100 comes up for Australia in 16.three overs. David Warner 53* & Aaron Finch 43*
Overs 16: Australia 98/zero
12 RUNS! Aaron Finch (43*) welcomed Mehidy Hasan with a six and a four in consecutive balls as Australia scored 12 runs in it.
Overs 15.four: SIX! Aaron Finch smacks Mehidy Hasan over deep square for a most. Australia 94/zero
* FIFTY for David Warner off 55 balls, his 20th in ODIs. Australia 86/zero in 15 overs
Warner hit two sixes and 4 fours to succeed in the landmark.
End of Over 14: Warner (47*) comes out to convert a full supply from Shakib right into a low full-toss and hits it during the hole within the cover region for four. And the left-hander follows it up with a HUGE SIX over mid-wicket with a 94m hit, into the second one tier. Australia 83/zero
Mortaza presses medium-pacer Rubel Hossain into service as Bangladesh seek for their opening wicket.
End of Over 12: With the score reacing 67/zero, it seems some other Warner-Finch century partnership is at the anvil.
End of Over 10: Fifty comes up for Australia in nine.three overs, with a crunchy straight drive from Finch (24*). Warner batting on 26*. The first Powerplay figures learn 53/zero.
First bowling exchange. Shakib Al Hasan into the assault along with his left-arm spin.
End of Over nine: Mortaza has bowled nicely in his opening spell, which now reads zero/24 in five overs. Not letting the Aussies off the hook but would have loved to have one thing within the wickets column as nicely. 47/zero
End of Over 7: Both Warner and Finch at the moment are taking a look just a little more settled in comparison to the beginning. That punch from Warner, getting on best of the soar, used to be high instance of a batsman getting his eye in. 36/zero
End of Over 5: Dropped! After Finch (13*) started the over via hitting Mortaza for a SIX, the over ends with a Sabbir losing Warner (12*) at level. 27/zero
End of Over three: Just 3 runs off Mortaza's 2nd over. 12/zero
End of Over 2: And a boundary for Warner as nicely, off a back-foot punch during the covers - all timing. nine/zero
Mustafizur Rahim to open court cases from the other end.
End of Over 1: Both Warner and Finch off the mark, the latter with a well-timed flick off his hips for Australia's first boundary. four/zero
The acquainted pair of David Warner and Aaron Finch out to open for the Aussies. Skipper Mashrafe Mortaza to begin bowling for Bangladesh.
PLAYING XIs
BANGLADESH: Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Liton Das, Mahmudullah, Sabbir Rahman, Mehidy Hasan, Mashrafe Mortaza (c), Rubel Hossain, Mustafizur Rahman
AUSTRALIA: David Warner, Aaron Finch (c), Usman Khawaja, Steven Smith, Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis, Alex Carey (wk), Nathan Coulter-Nile, Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa
CAPTAIN TALK
AARON FINCH: "We are gonna bat first, looks a really good surface. I think we have played well in patches. There have been times we haven't got it right. Still excited to be in this position. Stoinis comes back in the team. We get through the middle overs nicely."
MASHRAFE MORTAZA: "It's a good wicket, you never know. We are chasing very well in the last few matches. My knees are alright, trying hard, let's see. The boys are confident after that last match. Rubel comes in for Saifuddin and Sabbir comes in for Mosaddek."
TOSS NEWS: Aaron Finch wins the toss, Australia come to a decision to bat first.
It's Day 22, and the ICC World Cup 2019 chariot has arrived again in Nottingham for Match 26 between defending champions Australia and the high-flying Bangladesh. And we welcome you once once more here at Timesofindia.com, bringing the entire are living updates from the sport that is scheduled to start out 1500 IST.
With four wins in five matches, Australia are enjoying conveniently at No. three at the points table. But with victories over South Africa and West Indies, the Bangla tigers, currently No. 5, have achieved higher so far in comparison to former champions Sri Lanka, Windies and Pakistan; and thus, can't be taken flippantly.
That offers Bangladesh hope to topple the title-holders, but it surely won't be easy towards the five-time champions.
Overs 25: Australia 139/1 at the half-way degree. David Warner 69* & Usman Khawaja 10*
Overs 23: Australia 125/1
Soumya Sarkar came up with a tidy over, two runs off it together with a leg bye.
Overs 22: Australia 123/1
More tidy over from Mehidy Hasan, conceded just two singles in it.
Overs 20.5: OUT! Soumya Sarkar moves to push aside Aaron Finch (53). Australia 121/1
Big Wicket. Sarkar, who came into the assault, equipped the primary step forward for the Bangladesh, dismissed the Australian skipper. Soft dismissal. Finch, whilst trying to dab the ball previous quick 3rd man, mistimed it and gave away a easy catch to Rubel Hossain. Finch hit two sixes and five fours all over his 51-ball innings and added 121 for the hole wicket with David Warner.
#AaronFinch gets some other 50! 66, 6, 36, 82, 153, 51* – his rankings so far in #CWC19 #CmonAussie https://t.co/Gq6ExmX5ht
— Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) 1561028281000* FIFTY for Aaron Finch off 47 balls, his 24th in ODIs. Australia 116/zero in 19.four overs
Finch hit two sixes and five fours to succeed in the landmark.
Overs 18: Australia 104/zero
Good comback from Mehidy Hasan, after conceding 12 in his first over, gave away just 3 singles in his 2nd.
Overs 17: Australia 101/zero. Time for beverages spoil
* 100 comes up for Australia in 16.three overs. David Warner 53* & Aaron Finch 43*
Overs 16: Australia 98/zero
12 RUNS! Aaron Finch (43*) welcomed Mehidy Hasan with a six and a four in consecutive balls as Australia scored 12 runs in it.
Overs 15.four: SIX! Aaron Finch smacks Mehidy Hasan over deep square for a most. Australia 94/zero
5️⃣5️⃣ balls 2️⃣ sixes four️⃣ fours David Warner has his fourth fifty-plus score in #CWC19 #CmonAussie https://t.co/HeY6KvGSv7
— Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) 1561027021000* FIFTY for David Warner off 55 balls, his 20th in ODIs. Australia 86/zero in 15 overs
Warner hit two sixes and 4 fours to succeed in the landmark.
End of Over 14: Warner (47*) comes out to convert a full supply from Shakib right into a low full-toss and hits it during the hole within the cover region for four. And the left-hander follows it up with a HUGE SIX over mid-wicket with a 94m hit, into the second one tier. Australia 83/zero
Mortaza presses medium-pacer Rubel Hossain into service as Bangladesh seek for their opening wicket.
End of Over 12: With the score reacing 67/zero, it seems some other Warner-Finch century partnership is at the anvil.
End of Over 10: Fifty comes up for Australia in nine.three overs, with a crunchy straight drive from Finch (24*). Warner batting on 26*. The first Powerplay figures learn 53/zero.
First bowling exchange. Shakib Al Hasan into the assault along with his left-arm spin.
End of Over nine: Mortaza has bowled nicely in his opening spell, which now reads zero/24 in five overs. Not letting the Aussies off the hook but would have loved to have one thing within the wickets column as nicely. 47/zero
End of Over 7: Both Warner and Finch at the moment are taking a look just a little more settled in comparison to the beginning. That punch from Warner, getting on best of the soar, used to be high instance of a batsman getting his eye in. 36/zero
End of Over 5: Dropped! After Finch (13*) started the over via hitting Mortaza for a SIX, the over ends with a Sabbir losing Warner (12*) at level. 27/zero
End of Over three: Just 3 runs off Mortaza's 2nd over. 12/zero
End of Over 2: And a boundary for Warner as nicely, off a back-foot punch during the covers - all timing. nine/zero
Mustafizur Rahim to open court cases from the other end.
End of Over 1: Both Warner and Finch off the mark, the latter with a well-timed flick off his hips for Australia's first boundary. four/zero
The acquainted pair of David Warner and Aaron Finch out to open for the Aussies. Skipper Mashrafe Mortaza to begin bowling for Bangladesh.
PLAYING XIs
BANGLADESH: Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Liton Das, Mahmudullah, Sabbir Rahman, Mehidy Hasan, Mashrafe Mortaza (c), Rubel Hossain, Mustafizur Rahman
AUSTRALIA: David Warner, Aaron Finch (c), Usman Khawaja, Steven Smith, Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis, Alex Carey (wk), Nathan Coulter-Nile, Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa
CAPTAIN TALK
AARON FINCH: "We are gonna bat first, looks a really good surface. I think we have played well in patches. There have been times we haven't got it right. Still excited to be in this position. Stoinis comes back in the team. We get through the middle overs nicely."
MASHRAFE MORTAZA: "It's a good wicket, you never know. We are chasing very well in the last few matches. My knees are alright, trying hard, let's see. The boys are confident after that last match. Rubel comes in for Saifuddin and Sabbir comes in for Mosaddek."
TOSS NEWS: Aaron Finch wins the toss, Australia come to a decision to bat first.
It's Day 22, and the ICC World Cup 2019 chariot has arrived again in Nottingham for Match 26 between defending champions Australia and the high-flying Bangladesh. And we welcome you once once more here at Timesofindia.com, bringing the entire are living updates from the sport that is scheduled to start out 1500 IST.
With four wins in five matches, Australia are enjoying conveniently at No. three at the points table. But with victories over South Africa and West Indies, the Bangla tigers, currently No. 5, have achieved higher so far in comparison to former champions Sri Lanka, Windies and Pakistan; and thus, can't be taken flippantly.
That offers Bangladesh hope to topple the title-holders, but it surely won't be easy towards the five-time champions.
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