Match Centre
Scorecard Summary
CHITTAGONG VIKINGS 214/4 (20 OVERS)
- Mushfiqur Rahim52 (33)
- Yasir Ali54 (36)
- David Wiese2/26 (4)
- Taijul Islam1/45 (4)
KHULNA TITANS 188/8 (20 OVERS)
- Mahmudullah50 (26)
- David Wiese40 (20)
- Cameron Delport2/25 (4)
- Abu Jayed3/33 (4)
END OF OVER:20 | 13 Runs 1 Wkt | KT: 188/8 (27 runs required, RR: 9.40)
- Taijul Islam22 (21b)
- Lasith Malinga5 (2b)
- Abu Jayed4-0-33-3
- Khaled Ahmed4-0-29-2
High-scoring but a comfortable win for Vikings. Set up by their batting order, led by Mushfiqur and Yasir Ali. Their bowlers then finished the job off with a bunch of wickets that ensured Khulna would fall well short despite finding the boundary regularly.
DRS: "Only one player has scored fifty more than once playing for Khulna Titans and it is Mahmudullah (5*)"
Mushfiqur Rahim is Player of the Match. "It was a great match and we needed to win because it gets tough in the later parts," he says. "All the guys chipped in and that shows the character of the team. The wicket was true but when you're coming in it's not easy to go after the bowling straight away. Hopefully, I can continue with this. There are areas to rectify in the bowling and we want to continue this form."
That's all we have from this game. Thanks for joining us. Hope you enjoyed the coverage. Hope to catch you tomorrow.
Shoriful Islam b Abu Jayed 9 (4b 2x4 0x6) SR: 225
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