Bangladesh went ahead in the semi-finals To lose the West Indies in the 23rd World Cup,
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Bangladesh went ahead in the semi-finals To lose the West Indies in the 23rd World Cup, Bangladesh had to build their new record of their highest run-rate in ODIs. Shakib Al Hasan's excellent century and Liton Das have won the match in Bangladesh's extraordinary innings. West Indies lost seven wickets and 51 balls.
In the last World Cup, Bangladesh won the maximum 319 runs against Scotland in Nelson. The goal of Bangladesh against the West Indies was 322 runs. 3 wickets lost Tigers anchored at the winning ports.
This is one of the biggest goals in ODIs, which win the win. The previous record in the World Cup last year was 318 runs against Scotland. Against the Windies, Bangladesh have scored 322 runs in this World Cup, three wickets lost. Tigers were named in the top three of the top three in the record of winning the highest run chase in World Cup.
Shakib-Liton has left the field for his unbeaten partnership of 189 runs. Shakib was unbeaten on 124 runs in 99 balls Liton remained unbeaten on 69 runs with four fours and eight fours in 69 balls.
Shakib Al Hasan celebrates his century with Liton Das
Let's take a look at what team's position at the end of the Twenty20 World Cup:
In the last World Cup, Bangladesh won the maximum 319 runs against Scotland in Nelson. The goal of Bangladesh against the West Indies was 322 runs. 3 wickets lost Tigers anchored at the winning ports.
This is one of the biggest goals in ODIs, which win the win. The previous record in the World Cup last year was 318 runs against Scotland. Against the Windies, Bangladesh have scored 322 runs in this World Cup, three wickets lost. Tigers were named in the top three of the top three in the record of winning the highest run chase in World Cup.
Shakib-Liton has left the field for his unbeaten partnership of 189 runs. Shakib was unbeaten on 124 runs in 99 balls Liton remained unbeaten on 69 runs with four fours and eight fours in 69 balls.
Let's take a look at what team's position at the end of the Twenty20 World Cup:
