BAN vs NZ: Liton Das won hearts after Mankading, Ish Sodhi hugged the bowler

BAN vs NZ 2nd ODI Hasan Mehmud Mankading Ish Sodhi: Sportsmanship has always been a topic of discussion in cricket. There has always been a debate on whether any player should follow sportsmanship or follow the rules to make his team win. Runout through mankading is one of these issues. In the second ODI between Bangladesh and New Zealand played in Dhaka on Saturday, Bangladesh captain Liton Das won hearts with one of his noble deeds.

Hasan Mahmood dismissed Ish Sodhi

This scene was seen in the 46th over. When Hasan Mahmood started bowling the ball to New Zealand batsman Lockie Ferguson, Ish Sodhi, standing at the other end, went beyond the crease. As soon as Hasan Mahmood saw Sodhi coming forward, he immediately scattered the bails through Mankading. Ish was ahead of the crease, so he was declared out. He started returning from the field. While leaving, Sodhi kept clapping on this Mankading with bat and hand. Maybe they wanted to taunt. Meanwhile, a crowd of players gathered near the umpire. But what is this?

Liton Das called back

Bangladesh captain Liton Das discussed with the umpire. After this he called the returning Sodhi to bat again. Sodhi was surprised to see this as he did not expect it, but as soon as he returned, he was overjoyed to see the spirit of the Bangladesh players. He came back and hugged the bowler in joy.

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Sixes hit in the last overs

Bangladesh decided to abandon this wicket. Replays then showed Liton talking to the umpire. However, the last two overs proved to be a bit costly for Bangladesh. Ish Sodhi hit two brilliant sixes in the last two overs. He hit 3 sixes and scored 35 runs in a total of 39 balls.

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Khalid Ahmed sent him to the pavilion after being caught by Liton Das on the second ball of the 50th over. With this New Zealand’s innings also ended. New Zealand scored 254 runs in 49.2 overs.