In a surprising and uncommon ending to a T20 match, India A had been defeated by Bangladesh A in a Tremendous Over in the course of the first semi-final of the Males’s Asia Cup Rising Stars in Doha on Friday.

In one of the vital astonishing and strange finishes in T20 historical past, India A misplaced to Bangladesh A in a Tremendous Over within the first semi-final of the Males’s Asia Cup Rising Stars in Doha on Friday.

Throughout the run chase, India wanted 4 runs from the final ball, however a mistake by Bangladesh captain Akbar Ali allowed Harsh Dubey and Nehal Wadhera to run three runs and pressure a Tremendous Over. Then India A shocked everybody by not sending Vaibhav Suryavanshi to bat.

Captain Jitesh Sharma and Ashutosh Sharma had been each out on the primary ball. Bangladesh A additionally misplaced a wicket on the primary ball of the Tremendous Over, however Suyash Sharma bowled a large.

Earlier, Vaibhav bought off to a quick begin however was dismissed for 38 runs off 15 balls, and his wicket slowed India A’s momentum. Within the first innings, Bangladesh A started properly and completed even stronger, posting 194/6 after India A captain Jitesh Sharma selected to bowl first.

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Opener Habibur Rahman was the highest scorer with 65 runs off 46 balls, and when he bought out within the sixteenth over, it appeared like India might preserve Bangladesh below 170. However an unbelievable end from Meherob and Yasir added 50 runs within the final two overs, taking Bangladesh A to a giant whole.

Although Yasir Ali was out on the primary ball of the Tremendous Over, Bangladesh managed to attain the wanted single run from a large by leg-spinner Suyash Sharma to succeed in the ultimate.

Earlier, India seemed on observe to chase down Bangladesh’s 194, as Suryavanshi (38 off 15 balls) and Arya (44 off 23 balls) took India previous 50 in simply 3.1 overs. Suryavanshi punished Mondol within the first over with two sixes and a 4 and hit two extra sixes off off-spinner Meherob Hasan. Arya began slowly however quickly joined in, hitting two consecutive sixes off Jishan Alam after which driving left-arm pacer Abu Hider for 4, 6, 4. India reached 53 in 3.3 overs.

The momentum stopped when Suryavanshi was dismissed by Abdul Saqlain, dropping his grip whereas trying a giant shot that went straight to Alam. Arya fell quickly after, caught within the deep off Rakibul Hasan. Then Jitesh Sharma (33 off 23 balls) and Nehal Wadhera (32 not out) added 52 runs for the fourth wicket, taking India to 150 for 3 in 14.5 overs.

Jitesh was then dismissed by a diving Akbar Ali whereas attempting to sneak a single previous deep third man. At 150 for 4, India wanted 45 runs from the remaining 30 balls, a chase doable with huge hitters like Ramandeep, Ashutosh, and Wadhera on the crease.

Nonetheless, none might speed up within the last 5 overs. The scenario got here right down to 16 runs from the final six balls and 4 from the ultimate supply. Bangladesh appeared in management, however a mistake by stumper Ali allowed India to steal a 3rd run and tie the rating at 194 for six. Hasan bowled an ideal full ball that Wadhera might solely push to long-off. Their try for a second run put stress on the fielder and wicketkeeper, who did not hit the stumps, letting India stage the rating.

India had solely themselves accountable for such a tense end, as Bangladesh had been struggling at 130 for six regardless of Habibur Rahman’s well-timed 65 off 46 balls. India’s option to bowl the nineteenth over with part-time spinner Naman Dhir proved pricey, as Meherob (48 not out off 18 balls) scored 28 runs with 4 sixes and a 4. The ultimate over by pacer Vysakh Vijayakumar went for 20 runs as Meherob and Ali (17 not out off 9 balls) mixed properly. The final two overs produced 48 runs, giving Bangladesh a complete that was simply sufficient to win.