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Bengal vs Chandigarh

BEN vs CHN T20 Pre Quarter-final 1, Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, 2024 - Match Info

Pre Quarter-final 1

Bengaluru

159/9 (20.0)

156/9 (20.0)

Bengal beat Chandigarh by 3 runs

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Player of the match

Sayan Ghosh - BEN

Match Summary

Player of the Match

Sayan Ghosh

BEN - Bowler

W-R

4-30

Economy

7.50

159/9 (20.0 overs)

Top Batter

Top Bowler

156/9 (20.0 overs)

Top Batter

Top Bowler

Detailed Commentary

All

Wickets

4s

6s

BEN

CHN

That is it then from this game and the three-game ODI series is deadlocked at 1-1. The deciding game will be played on Tuesday, the 1st of August at the Brian Lara Stadium in Tarouba, Trinidad. That match will begin at 7 pm IST (1.30 pm GMT) but our build-up as always will begin a lot sooner. Do join us then. Take care and goodbye!

Shai Hope is the Player of the Match for his unbeaten knock of 63 runs from 80 balls, guiding West Indies to victory. He starts by saying that irrespective of his score, he is happy as long as the team wins. Shares that when it is difficult to score, it is important to run hard. Mentions that he is very satisfied with this win. States that they will come hard again and look to get over the line in the next game as well. Reckons that they showed good attitude in the field. Reckons that it was a challenging surface with the bat and they need to replicate the same attitude and effort.

Hardik Pandya, the stand-in skipper of India, says that they did not bat the way they were supposed to. Adds that this was a much better wicket. Mentions that barring Shubman Gill, everyone found the fielder perfectly. Shares that it was a good opening stand. Feels that Ishan Kishan and Shardul Thakur were the two positives from this game. Informs that his body is fine and needs to bowl more overs to get ready for the ODI World Cup. Ends by saying that a 1-1 scoreline brings out the character out of everyone.

The Presentation ceremony...

West Indies skipper Shai Hope won a crucial toss and decided to bowl first given the overcast conditions and chances of rain throughout the game. This decision didn't bear fruit until they got their first wicket with India's score being 90 runs. From thereon though, Romario Shepherd bowled a lovely spell and the hosts managed to pick up wickets in clusters in a span of few overs. Everyone contributed with wickets apart from Kyle Mayers with Gudakesh Motie and Romario Shepherd ending with three each. For India, Ishan Kishan scored yet another half-century on this tour and Shubman Gill too looked good till he got out but after that, the middle order totally crumbled and they somehow managed to get to the 180-run mark. In reply, with the game hanging in the balance, Shai Hope and Keacy Carty put on an unbeaten stand of 91 runs to take their side to victory.

India rested a couple of their big guns in the batting department which definitely made a big difference and they had a sub-par total on the board. But their bowling attack in general also lacked a bit of bite and apart from Shardul Thakur no one really showed up as he picked up three wickets and gave his side half a chance. The pace trio of Hardik Pandya, Mukesh Kumar and Umran Malik was off-colour, and even in the spin department, only Kuldeep Yadav did a bit of damage. The ground fielding was also not up to their high standards and they will now look to bounce back strong in the series decider.

A resilient showing from the Windies skipper Shai Hope and Keacy Carty has taken their side to a first ODI win against India since 2019, breaking a run of nine successive losses and more importantly has allowed the hosts to level the series. It really was a solid all-around display from West Indies as the skipper led from the front with the bat and they will be fairly pleased with that effort. The win was set up nicely by the bowlers and the fielders and this was backed up by a fiery opening start by Kyle Mayers. However, they lost a couple of wickets in quick succession and the same happened after a few overs again. Then came the all-vital stand as skipper Shai Hope ended up with a match-winning half-century and Keacy Carty remained unbeaten on a crucial 48 as well. They will now look to build on this win and clinch the decider.

182/4 (36.4)

63* (80)

48* (65)

3/42 (8)

1/30 (8)

Over 37

4

4

0

1

Keacy Carty*

48 (65)

Shai Hope

63 (80)

Hardik Pandya

0/38 (6.4)

WI

182/4

Over 36

0

1

0

6

1

2

Keacy Carty*

40 (62)

Shai Hope

62 (79)

Shardul Thakur

3/42 (8)

WI

173/4

Over 35

1

1

0

1

0

1

Keacy Carty*

37 (59)

Shai Hope

55 (76)

Hardik Pandya

0/29 (6)

WI

163/4

Over 34

0

4

0

2

0

1

Keacy Carty*

35 (56)

Shai Hope

53 (73)

Shardul Thakur

3/32 (7)

WI

159/4

Over 33

0

0

1

0

2

1

Keacy Carty*

29 (51)

Shai Hope

52 (72)

Hardik Pandya

0/25 (5)

WI

152/4

Match Details

Date & Time:

9th Dec 2024, 11:00 AM

Match Number:

Pre Quarter-final 1

Match Results:

BEN Won By 3 runs

Head to Head

Just the right stats to help you determine which team statistically has the upper hand

CHN vs BEN

*Last 3 years

2

No. of Matches

1

CHN

1

BEN

0

Tie

Last Overs

over 20

1

1

0

W

0

W

4

Runs 7

over 19

0

0

6

1

1

4

Runs 12

over 18

1

0

1

0

W

1

Runs 3

over 17

1

2

1

W

4

1

Runs 9

over 16

6

1

4

1

6

0

Runs 18

Venue/Pitch Details

M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru

Neutral

1st Batting Friendly

Pace Friendly

196

1st Batting Average

213

Highest Score Chased

14

No. of Matches

Won by team

1st Batting

57%

2nd Batting

43%

Wicket Split

Pacer

72.67| 117W

Spin

27.33| 44W

Match Officals

Umpire:

Swaroopanand Kannur (IND), Mohit Krishnadas (IND)

Third Umpire:

KN Ananthapadmanabhan (IND)

Match Referee:

Pankaj Dharmani (IND)