25/02Result

Tour Match, England tour of Bangladesh at Fatullah, Feb 25 2010

England XI won by 7 wkts (70b rem)

Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ	WD	NB
RJ Sidebottom	7	0	35	2	5.00	2	0
TT Bresnan	8	1	32	2	4.00	1	1
LE Plunkett	5	1	21	1	4.20	0	0
A Shahzad	6	0	26	1	4.33	1	1
JC Tredwell	7	1	17	2	2.42	0	0
KP Pietersen	4	0	16	0	4.00	0	0

Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ	WD
Mashrafe Mortaza	8	1	48	0	6.00	1
Alauddin Babu	6	0	30	1	5.00	2
Mahmudul Hasan	5	0	41	1	8.20	1
Tapash Baisya	4	0	15	0	3.75	0
Tanbir Hayder	2	0	17	0	8.50	0
Raqibul Hasan	0.2	0	4	0	12.00	0

Match Details

Bangladesh Cricket Board XI , elected to bat first

<b>Updates Only</b><br>09.00 start, First Session 09.00-12.30, Interval 12.30-13.15, Second Session 13.15-16.45

25 February 2010 (50-over match)

Match Notes

- The match was reduced before play started to 37 overs per side
innings
- powerplay 1: overs 1 to 8 (36/3)
- powerplay 2 (chosen by the fielding side): overs 9 (36/3) to 12 (43/4)
- powerplay 3 (chosen by the batting side): overs 34 (125/7) to 37 (151/8)
innings
- powerplay 1: overs 1 to 8 (36/1)
- powerplay 2 (chosen by the fielding side): overs 9 (36/1) to 12 (61/1)
- powerplay 3 (chosen by the batting side): overs 26 (151/3) to 29 (155/3 in 25.2 overs)
- AN Cook 50 in 48 balls, 65 minutes with 8 fours and 1 six
- MJ Prior 50 in 51 balls, 93 minutes

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BCB XI BOWLING	O	M	R	W	Econ
Mashrafe Mortaza	8.0	1	48	0	6.00	(1w)
Alauddin Babu	6.0	0	30	1	5.00	(2w)
Mahmudul Hasan	5.0	0	41	1	8.20	(1w)
Tapash Baisya	4.0	0	15	0	3.75
Tanbir Hayder	2.0	0	17	0	8.50
Raqibul Hasan	0.2	0	4	0	12.00