Hardik Pandya made history in India's T20 World Cup Super Eights clash against Bangladesh by becoming the first Indian to achieve 300+ runs and 20+ wickets in the tournament's history. His blistering 50 off 27 balls and key wicket of litton das highlighted his all-round prowess, propelling India to 196/5.

Netherlands captain Scott Edwards earlier won the toss and opted to bowl first. The start was delayed by 15 minutes due to a brief rain shower shortly before the match began. Bangladesh were unchanged while the Dutch made one change, bringing in off-spinner Aryan Dutt for Teja Nidamanuru.

Bangladesh wicketkeeper-batter litton das is quite optimistic about his chances in the upcoming T20 World Cup in the West Indies and the USA, despite his recent struggles in scoring runs in the white-ball format. He believes that his 'careless attitude' might help him turn things around in the tournament. The player was left out of the playing XI for the last two T20Is against Zimbabwe, following his low scores of 1, 23, and 12 in the initial three matches of the five-game series.

In litton das's place, Bangladesh team has decided to debut Jaker Ali, who showcased a commendable performance during the T20 leg of Sri Lanka's tour, ultimately won by the visiting team with a 2-1 margin. Das faced challenges not only in the one-day matches but also in the preceding T20 series, where he managed to accumulate just 44 runs across three matches.

Bangladesh wicket-keeper litton das emulated the legendary former Indian captain MS Dhoni in the 3rd T20I against Sri Lanka at Sylhet on Saturday. Sri Lanka won the final T20I against Bangladesh, clinching the series 2-1. The first of three one-day internationals will be held in Chittagong.

Mustafizur Rahman, the seasoned left-arm pacer, was hospitalized on Sunday following a blow to his head by litton das during a training session before a Bangladesh Premier League match. The incident took place during the Comilla Victorians' practice at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium.

Bangladesh all-rounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz expressed deep disappointment after his team's sixth consecutive defeat in the World Cup, attributing their disappointing performance to what he termed as "bad luck."

In preparation for their upcoming World Cup match against The Netherlands, Bangladesh's cricket team led by their captain Shakib-Al Hasan engaged in a practice session at the iconic Eden Gardens.

South Africa faces Bangladesh in a crucial World Cup match, aware that complacency could harm their campaign. Bangladesh has a history of defeating South Africa in World Cup matches, including a loss in the 2019 tournament. South Africa must not underestimate Bangladesh, who have formidable all-rounders in their squad.

Bangladesh's stand-in captain, Najmul Hossain Shanto, denied any intentional wrongdoing by spinner Nasum Ahmed, who bowled a controversial delivery against Virat Kohli during the World Cup match against India. Shanto defended Ahmed, stating that it was not their plan to bowl a wide ball and they aimed to play a proper game.

Indian all-rounder Hardik Pandya suffered an ankle injury during the World Cup match against Bangladesh. After bowling just three balls, Pandya fell on his left ankle while trying to stop the ball with his right foot. Captain Rohit Sharma stated that there is no major damage but Pandya's fitness will be assessed on a day-to-day basis.

KL Rahul expressed hope that more of his teammates will achieve "triple-figure knocks" in the World Cup to maintain India's unbeaten record. He praised Virat Kohli's century and Rohit Sharma's previous hundred, and hoped more players will score centuries as the tournament progresses.

Like the previous encounters India has had in the World Cup, Bangladesh faced a daunting challenge scoring runs against arguably the best bowling attack in the competition. On a batting-friendly surface, they managed a modest 256/8 on Thursday.

Indian wicket-keeper KL Rahul's agility and athleticism were on full display as he dived to his left and executed a stunning one-handed catch that left fans in awe.

India's all-rounder Hardik Pandya was forced to leave the field due to an ankle injury during their match against Bangladesh in the ODI World Cup. The incident occurred during the ninth over, when Pandya attempted to halt a powerful drive from Bangladesh's opener, litton das. However, his right foot slipped, causing him to stumble and take a painful tumble to the ground. Pandya experienced discomfort and received strapping on his injured right ankle.

Bangladesh's Asia Cup campaign received a significant boost on Monday as batter litton das was declared fit to join the squad, according to the chief selector.

Defending champions England suffered a heavy defeat to New Zealand in their World Cup opener, leaving captain Jos Buttler eager for a comeback against Bangladesh. The loss exposed weaknesses in England's bowling attack, as New Zealand's batsmen dominated the match

Sri Lanka suffered a loss in their warm-up match against Bangladesh, but the bigger concern is the injury to wicketkeeper-opener Kusal Perera. Perera retired hurt after scoring 34 runs, experiencing pain in his right shoulder, which had been operated on a year ago. With several key players already out due to injuries, Sri Lanka cannot afford to leave Perera out of the squad. Bangladesh won the match by seven wickets, with Tanzid Hasan and litton das leading the way with a partnership of 131 runs.

Liton Das, Tanzid Hasan and Mehidy Hasan Miraz struck half-centuries to guide Bangladesh to a seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka in their World Cup warmup match in Guwahati on Friday.

Ish Sodhi's contribution extended beyond his exceptional bowling performance, as he also chipped in with a crucial 35 runs during his batting stint. His career-best figures of 6-39 played a significant role in New Zealand securing their first victory in Bangladesh since 2008, with the first match having been washed out due to weather conditions.