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India Win The match Against Bangladesh

Bangladesh innings
T. Iqbal c Mahendra Singh Dhoni b Praveen Kumar------0
S. Nafees b RP Singh---------------------------------9
M. Ashraful c and b Yusuf Pathan--------------------36
R. Hasan c Praveen Kumar b RP Singh-----------------89
M. Rahim c Suresh Raina b Piyush Chawla ------------ 6
A. Kapali b Irfan Pathan----------------------------20
M. Ullah c Virender Sehwag b RP Singh---------------24
F. Reza run out--------------------------------------5
M. Mortaza run out----------------------------------13
A. Razzak not out------------------------------------8
D. Mahmud c Praveen Kumar b Irfan Pathan-------------0
Extras: (lb-2 w-10)---------------------------------12
Total (all out, 49.5 overs)-------------------------222
Fall of wickets: 1-0 2-17 3-93 4-106 5-152 6-187 7-196 8-209
9-222 10-222

Bowling: Kumar 10-2-32-1 (w2), Singh 10-1-46-3 (w5), Pathan
8.5-0-48-2 (w3), Chawla 10-0-42-1, Singh 2-0-10-0, Pathan
2-0-9-1, Sehwag 7-0-33-0

India innings
G. Gambhir not out------------------------------107
V. Sehwag c Tamim Iqbal b Dollar Mahmud----------59
R. Sharma c Mashrafe Mortaza b Abdur Razzak------26
Y. Singh b Farhad Reza---------------------------26
S. Raina not out----------------------------------0
Extras (w-5)--------------------------------------5
Total (for three wickets, 35.1 overs)------------223
Fall of wickets: 1-85 2-141 3-216

Bowling: M. Mortaza 8-0-33-0, F. Reza 5.1-0-45-1 (w2), D.
Mahmud 4-0-42-1 (w2), A. Razzak 10-0-48-1 (w1), M. Ullah
7-0-42-0, A. Kapali 1-0-13-0

Result: India beat Bangladesh by seven wickets.

Player of the match: Gautam Gambhir (India)

Final on Saturday between India v Pakistan in Dhaka.

Shoaib Malik fined for slow over-rate during the second match of the tri-series against India

Pakistan skipper Shoaib Malik has been fined 20 per cent of his match fee for a . International Cricket Council match referee Jeff Crowe found Malik and his team to have been two overs short of the target when time allowances were taken into consideration. Pakistan’s players were each fined 10 per cent of their match fees, 5 per cent for every over, while the captain was fined doubled in accordance with ICC rules. "Although there was a rain interruption late in the innings, which always makes it difficult to keep the overs flowing, Pakistan only bowled 13 overs by the first drinks break and never managed to recover that deficit," said Crowe of his decision. Pakistan’s bowlers were guilty of bowling as many as 15 wides and three no-balls, which contributed to the slow over-rate. India beat Pakistan by 140 runs, but both teams will progress to Saturday's final should India beat Bangladesh on Thursday. .