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BANGLADESH 250/7 (47 OVERS)
- Javed Omar80 (117)
- Shakib Al Hasan50 (68)
- Dinesh Mongia3/49 (10)
- Ramesh Powar2/55 (10)
INDIA 251/5 (46 OVERS)
- MS Dhoni*91 (106)
- Dinesh Karthik*58 (60)
- Shakib Al Hasan2/43 (9)
- Syed Rasel2/66 (9)
END OF OVER:46 | 12 Runs | IND: 251/5 | RR: 5.45
- MS Dhoni91 (106b)
- Dinesh Karthik58 (60b)
- Syed Rasel9-0-66-2
- Abdur Razzak9-1-35-0
Powered by a calm 107-run partnership between Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Dinesh Karthik, who tackled the spinners well, India won by five wickets.
When five wickets were down, the advantage lay with Bangladesh. The spinners were operating, the wicket had got slower. The odds were stacked against India but Dhoni, hobbling with hamstring injury and running with a bye-runner, and Karthik took control. Karthik swept while Dhoni punched his way and slowly the tables turned. Bashar ran out of ideas, the spinners, seemingly, lost the bite as the duo milked them.
The players from both teams shake hands, Robin Singh is also there. So is Ravi Shastri. India lead the three-match series 1- 0.
Man-of-the-Match: Mahendra Singh Dhoni
Everybody in the Indian dressing room are up on their feet. Vengsarkar is also seen there.
Match Coverage
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Bangladesh v India, 1st ODI, Mirpur
Match home for the first ODI between Bangladesh and India at Mirpur, May 10, 2007
'It will be difficult to beat us now'
Ravi Shastri says India will be much tougher to beat through the rest of the series after their five-wicket win at Mirpur