There was no chance of Bangladesh playing the semi-finals on paper, but after the consecutive losses, the tired supporters were hoping that there was no reason for Bangladesh to not get a chance against the Dutch against the Netherlands.
Despite the fact that the Tiger fans have been ahead in all aspects, the Netherlands has given up all the hopes of the Tiger fans. The Ganga, which was sinking at four consecutive losses, has finally sunk, the Ganges, the Dutch, have been blocked by the Dutch team, but Shakib Al Hasan, Liton Das' batting failure, Bangladesh lost the dream of the semi-finals.
Before this, the two teams met twice in one day of cricket. While the two teams have a joss, the team has played one game against the Dutch for the first time on the World Cup stage, where Scott Edowdards' team played a game against Shakib-Litton.
The first four overs were played by Scott Edwards, with the goal of 230 runs, but the danger came in the fifth over of the innings.
And then another opener Tanjid Tamim returned to the dressing room. Dalit took a catch behind the wicket like Liton to pull the 19-runs.
After that, the Tigers tried to handle the initial shock with the bat of Nazmul Shanto and Miraj who came to the wicket. The quieter in the world of the World Cup, who has been in great rhythm until the World Cup, has not been able to reciprocate the confidence in the sixth match but has not been able to recognize his race in any match. The team also continues to play 45 runs in the match against the Netherlands. The left-hander has scored 9 runs in 18 balls before his out.
After a while, the captain Shakib Al Hasan got out after a while and he got out for 5 runs. Bangladesh lost 6 wickets in 70 runs. From there, there was not enough resistance for the Josht, but there was not enough resistance for the team.
In the end, Mustafiz's 20-run innings has reduced the gap of only the loss to the Tigers. In the end, Shakibra was bowled out for 142 runs with 47 balls in hand. Paul Fon Mikeren took the maximum three wickets with the ball in the hands of the Dutch.
