World Cup 2019: Five all-rounders who are expected to shine at the WC
Cricket | May 18, 2019 17:01 ISTThis year, the World Cup will be enriched with top-quality all-rounders who are in devastating form going into the tournament.
This year, the World Cup will be enriched with top-quality all-rounders who are in devastating form going into the tournament.
With dry surfaces on offer, spinners will have an important role to play in the World Cup in England and Wales this summer.
In a rare public show of anger, Dhoni breached the Players' Code of Conduct entering the field of play to challenge one of the umpires Ulhas Gandhe after he signalled no-ball only to backtrack.
Through Taylor's partnerships of 172 with Williamson, who struggled with a shoulder injury, and 216 with Henry Nichols, who made his fifth Test century, the hosts were able to declare at 432-6.
Shakib injured his left ring finger while batting against Thisara Perera in the final of Bangladesh Premier League 2019 on Friday.
Shakib's 5/21 and his 26-ball 42 was the standout performance as he led Bangladesh to a 36-run win against West Indies, levelling the three-match series 1-1.
Bangladesh restricted West Indies to 195-9 on a sluggish wicket, before their batsmen comfortably chased the target with 89 balls to spare.
Mahmudullah shared 56 runs for the ninth wicket with Taijul Islam (26) and 36 with No. 11 batsman Nayeem Hasan (12 not out), to propel Bangladesh past 500 for the ninth time.
With the pitch expected to deteriorate, this total already looked daunting for the West Indies given their vulnerability against quality spin.
Left-arm spinner Taijul Islam did the most damage, taking 6-33, his fourth five-for in the last six innings, to wrap up the visitors for 139 while they were chasing the target of 204.
Shakib is the quickest to 3,000 runs and 200 wickets, achieving the feat in his 54th Test to eclipse English all-rounder Ian Botham who reached it in his 55th Test.
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