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India beat Bangladesh by 30 runs to grab T20 I series 
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India beat Bangladesh by 30 runs to grab T20 I series 

| @indiablooms | 10 Nov 2019, 05:32 pm

Nagpur/IBNS: Riding on Deepak Chahar's memorable bowling spell, India clinched the T20 International series by beating Bangladesh in the final match by 30 runs here on Sunday.

India posted 174 runs for the loss of five wickets and then bowled out Bangladesh for 144 runs with four balls to spare.

Bangladesh opener  Mohammad Naim  (81) was slowly dragging the match away from India's grip but Dube picked up his wicket to give India a hope to recover from the situation.

Deepak Chahar shined with the ball and picked up six wickets to destroy Bangladesh batting. He gave away only seven runs in his 3.2 overs spell, managing to record one of the best spells bowled in international T20 cricket.

Dube took three wickets.

Indian bowlers managed to grab the match which was slowly slipping away.

Naim shinned for Bangladesh and hit 10 boundaries and two sixes in his innings.

Mohammad Mithun contributed 27 runs with the bat.

KL Rahul (52) and SS Iyer (62) added some runs with their bats as India posted a competitive 174 runs on the scoreboard.

Rishabh Pant (6) once again emerged as the top pick for social media trolls in India following his disappointing knock in the match.

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