Mahmudullah OUT! Bangladesh vs England, ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 – Watch Full Video Highlights of Fall of Wicket

The 29-year-old played the role of sheet anchor in the match as he rebuild Bangladesh innings along with Soumya Sarkar after James Anderson’s twin strike left them tottering at 8/2 in less than three overs.

Published date india.com Updated: March 9, 2015 4:16 PM IST
Mahmudullah OUT! Bangladesh vs England, ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 – Watch Full Video Highlights of Fall of Wicket

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After completing his timely maiden century, Bangladesh batsman Mahmuldullah departed at his individual best score of 103 runs off 138 deliveries in match 33 of ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 against England at the Adelaide Oval. He was run out by Chris Woakes with his accurate throw. This was fifth wicket to fall for Bangladesh at the score of 240. One can watch the full video highlights of the dismissal of  Mahmudullah on the official website of Star Sports here. 

But before departing, Mahmudullah made several records made by Mahmudullah with his knock in Adelaide. This was not only his maiden ODI century but he also became the first Bangladesh player to hit a century in World Cups. He bettered the score of opener Tamim Iqbal’s 95 hit in the last match against Scotland. Also Live Score Updates of Bangladesh vs England, Cricket World Cup 2015 Group A clash can be followed here. 

In the Group A crucial tie against England, the 29-year-old played the role of sheet anchor in the match as he rebuild Bangladesh innings along with Soumya Sarkar after James Anderson’s twin strike left them tottering at 8/2 in less than three overs. He stitched a 92-run partnership with Sarkar to bail Bangladesh out of deeper troubles early on. He continued to bat on even after the departure of Sarkar and Shakib Al Hasan in quick succession.

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He found company of in-form batsman Mushfiqur Rahim at the score of 99/4 to have fiery hundred run-partnerships.

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