England lost 4 wickets in India's Guwahati in the second World Cup match, which came down in 37 overs in the rain. Bangladesh scored 188 runs in the first batting match, which then scored 188 runs in the 77th ball.
After winning the toss in Gutahti on Monday, no one could take advantage of batting first, where the highest 74 runs came from the bat of Mirage, which was 197 runs in the rain. In response, the Englishmen reached the port of JUST in 24 overs.
Mustafizur Rahman had bowled the first ball of the innings, which was the boundary of the leg bye, and the pacer came back quickly after such a bad start, and the last ball of the over was outside the off-stump. There, David Malan was caught by Tanjid Tamim in the second slip while playing his feet. Bangladesh got the taste of the wicket in the first over of the English opener who scored 4 runs.
