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Bangladesh vs India - Third ODI

December 27, 2004
Toss: India won the toss and decided to bat
Bangabandhu Stadium, Dhaka
Umpires: Aleem Dar, Mahbubur Rahman
Result: India beat Bangladesh by 91 runs

One day International Report

India went on a batting blitz to make amends for Sunday's shock defeat, trouncing Bangladesh by 91 runs in the third and final one-day international to clinch the series 2-1 on Monday. Opener Virender Sehwag hit an explosive 70, Rahul Dravid a breezy 60, Saurav Ganguly added 55 and Yuvraj Singh blasted a 32-ball 69 as the visitors racked up 348 for five. It was India's highest total against Bangladesh and their sixth-best ever in one-dayers.
The visiting bowlers then restricted Bangladesh to 257 for nine, only Rajin Saleh putting up any resistance with a career-best 82 off 114 deliveries. Sachin Tendulkar finished with four wickets for 54 with his occasional spin.
India, who won the series opener by 11 runs in Chittagong, lost by 15 runs on Sunday after being bowled out for 214. They had swept the test series 2-0.

In Picture: Sachin Tendulkar returned with bowling figures of 9.0 2 54 4 and 47 runs off 42 balls with 9 4s. He also claimed the key wicket of Bangladesh opener Saleh.

Photos of India's Win

India Bangladesh 3rd and Final ODI Result

Won: India 348-5 ( 50 overs) beat Bangladesh 257-9 (50 overs) by 91 runs

Yuvraj SIngh was in no mood to look for ones and twos, dominating a stand of 93 in eight overs with Mohammad Kaif, who made an unbeaten 29. He took 17 off the 46th over, bowled by Rafique, and went to a 22-ball half century with a boundary off pace bowler Mashrafe bin Mortaza. Yuvraj celebrated by lashing the next delivery over mid-wicket for six before finally holing out off Mahmud, who finished with 3-62 from his 10 overs.

India's fastest 50s
21 balls A Agarkar v Zimbabwe, Rajkot 2000
22 balls Kapil Dev v W Indies, Berbice 1983
22 balls V Sehwag v Kenya, Paarl 2001
22 balls R Dravid v N Zealand, Hyderabad 2003
22 balls Y Singh v Bangladesh, Dhaka 2004

Batsman			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
V Sehwag	c Mohammad Ashraful	b Khaled Mahmud	70	52	9	2
S R Tendulkar	c Khaled Mashud	b Khaled Mahmud	47	42	9	0
S C Ganguly	c Khaled Mahmud	b Rajin Saleh	55	80	2	2
R Dravid	c Mashrafe Mortaza	b Mohammad Rafique	60	68	5	0
M Kaif	not out		29	24	2	0
Yuvraj Singh	c Aftab Ahmed	b Khaled Mahmud	69	32	8	3
M S Dhoni	not out		7	2	0	1
Extras		7w 4lb	11
Total		for 5	348

Bowler O M R W Mashrafe Mortaza 10.0 0 60 0 Hasibul Hossain 6.0 0 53 0 Mushfiqur Rahman 6.0 0 52 0 Khaled Mahmud 10.0 0 62 3 Mohammad Rafique 10.0 1 63 1 Aftab Ahmed 2.0 0 16 0 Rajin Saleh 6.0 0 38 1

Fall of wicket Batsman 106 S R Tendulkar 125 V Sehwag 223 S C Ganguly 247 R Dravid 340 Yuvraj Singh

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Batsman			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Nafis Iqbal	c M S Dhoni	b A B Agarkar	10	20	2	0
Rajin Saleh	st M S Dhoni	b S R Tendulkar	82	114	8	1
Mohammad Rafique	c R Dravid	b Z Khan	0	4	0	0
Habibul Bashar	c M S Dhoni	b A B Agarkar	2	7	0	0
Mohammad Ashraful	run out		32	34	4	0
Aftab Ahmed	c M S Dhoni	b Harbhajan Singh	9	13	1	0
Khaled Mashud	lbw	b S R Tendulkar	10	16	0	0
Khaled Mahmud	c Joginder Sharma	b S R Tendulkar	14	31	0	0
Mushfiqur Rahman	not out		27	44	3	0
Mashrafe Mortaza	st M S Dhoni	b S R Tendulkar	39	20	3	3
Hasibul Hossain	not out		1	1	0	0
Extras		6nb 17w 8lb	31
Total		for 9	257

Bowler O M R W A B Agarkar 7.0 0 32 2 Z Khan 6.0 1 15 1 Joginder Sharma 3.0 0 20 0 Harbhajan Singh 8.0 0 48 1 S C Ganguly 5.0 0 25 0 Yuvraj Singh 6.0 0 24 0 S R Tendulkar 9.0 2 54 4 V Sehwag 6.0 1 31 0

Fall of wicket Batsman 31 Nafis Iqbal 32 Mohammad Rafique 41 Habibul Bashar 102 Mohammad Ashraful 138 Aftab Ahmed 163 Rajin Saleh 164 Khaled Mashud 198 Khaled Mahmud 246 Mashrafe Mortaza

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Indian Team

V Sehwag, S C Ganguly, Yuvraj Singh, R Dravid, M Kaif, S R Tendulkar, M S Dhoni, A B Agarkar, Joginder Sharma, Z Khan, Harbhajan Singh

Bangladesh Team

Mashrafe Mortaza, Mushfiqur Rahman, Hasibul Hossain, Khaled Mahmud, Mohammad Rafique, Aftab Ahmed, Nafis Iqbal, Habibul Bashar, Mohammad Ashraful, Rajin Saleh, Khaled Mashud

The Venue

Having hosted Pakistan's first ever home Test match, in 1955 when it was called the Dacca Stadium and Bangladesh was still part of Pakistan, the Bangabandhu stadium was also the venue of Bangladesh's inaugural Test match after they became the 10th nation to be awarded Test status.

Named after the father of the nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the stadium in Dhaka has been a regular venue for one-day internationals in the past couple of years and is widely recognised as the home of cricket in Bangladesh.

Located in the north of the main city, the Bangbandhu National Stadium has had floodlights since 1998 and is now capable of holding a capacity of 36,000 spectators.

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