After 22 overs,Bangladesh 81/8 ( Sunzamul Islam 16 , Taskin Ahmed 0)
Nothing going in Bangladesh's way. Shami bowls a height no ball and concedes a Free Hit. But Sunzamul Islam gets caught behind on that ball, though it wouldn't count for anything, it has been that kind of a day for them.
After 16 overs,Bangladesh 69/7 ( Mehedi Hasan 20 , Sunzamul Islam 14)
Shami bowls another tight over, 3 runs off his 3rd over. Bumrah continues and induces an edge off Sunzamul but it goes between Karthik and the first slip for a boundary. On the fourth ball, he throws everything at a length ball and edges it over backward point for a boundary. Expensive one from Bumrah, 14 runs off it.
After 14 overs,Bangladesh 52/7 ( Mehedi Hasan 17 , Sunzamul Islam 1)
Time for a drink. India all over Bangladesh would be an understatement. The Indian pacers have completely bamboozled the Bangladeshi batsmen. Unless something dramatic happens, it is just a matter of time before Kohli and Co seal this game.
1st warm-up match report: Combined efforts from batsmen and bowlers helped defending champions India beat New Zealand by 45 runs through the Duckworth-Lewis method in a rain-hit Champions Trophy warm-up match at the Kennington Oval on Sunday.
India captain Virat Kohli and Bangladesh's stand in skipper Shakib Al Hasan.
Batting first, New Zealand were bowled out for 189 in 38.4 overs with opener Luke Ronchi (66) and lower order batsman James Neesham (46).
For India, pacer Mohammed Shami and Bhuneshwar Kumar scalped three wickets each while spinner Ravindra Jadeja took two wickets. Star off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin and pacer Umesh Yadav chipped in with a wicket each.
India started their chase on a positive note, but after 26 overs, with 129/3 on the board, rain played spoilsport and forced the players off the field. But till then, India were well ahead of the D/L par score of 84, which resulted in their win.
For India, Shikhar Dhawan (40) and skipper Virat Kohli (52) were the major contributors.
With inputs from IANS
India A Captain Sanju Samson won the toss and put New Zealand A to bat first. Hosts chased down the 168-run target quite comfortably in the second innings.
New Zealand's jersey for T20 World Cup wears a retro look as it is a combination of shirts worn by the side in the early 90s.
Captain Sanju Samson (54 off 68 balls) and and Tilak Varma (50 off 62 balls) also scored half-centuries after India opted to bat but it was Thakur's blitzkrieg down the order that took the home side to 284 all out in 49.3 overs.
