Spotlight follows Sodhi as he spearheads NZ victory

Ish Sodhi had a field day in Mirpur with bat and ball to hand New Zealand a 86-run win. Somewhere in between all that he was run-out backing up too far at the non-striker's end and recalled to resume his innings. It was his 35 off 39 balls that lifted the visitors from 187 for 7 to 254 just as it was his 6 for 39 that ripped through Bangladesh's batting order. Sodhi was welcomed on in the 10th over of the pursuit, with Tamim Iqbal and Tanzid Hasan getting 23 runs in the two past overs and setting up a stage from which Bangladesh could send off. He struck two times in his second finished, initial captivating Tanzid into a hotshot with a full, loopy legbreak that was miscued to mid-off and afterward having Soumya Sarkar gotten and bowled off a main edge. Towhid Hridoy's endeavor to remake the innings was scattered by a Sodhi googly that took within edge onto the stumps. Tamim, who was the main set top-request player, rowed a ball that turned huge to the wicketkeeper. Sodhi began his most memorable spell with the hosts on 42 for 1 of every eight overs. What's more, when it finished, Bangladesh were reeling at 93 for 5 of every 19 overs while he was flying with 4 for 29 off six. Mahmudullah, who was playing his first ODI innings in quite a while, and Mahedi Hasan hunkered down to deny Jamieson, Rachin Ravindra, and Lockie Ferguson for a little more than ten overs. They even began to get a limit each over after a 35-ball dry season. And afterward, Sodhi returned, tore out Mahedi's center stump with the primary chunk of his new spell to guarantee his most memorable ODI five-for. A couple of calm overs later, Mahmudullah pulled a position long-bounce, from Cole McConchie, directly to Finn Allen at short fine leg. Nasum Ahmed expanded the innings with a 30-ball 21, slamming two sixes en route, however Bangladesh could add only 19 runs for the last three wickets, which was where Sodhi had an effect with the bat prior in the day. Sodhi was on 5 off 13, and New Zealand were 187 for 7, when Jamieson went along with him in the 39th over. They saw off the better piece of three overs before Sodhi hurled a length ball from Nasum over lengthy on. Jamieson got two or three limits himself prior to being gotten and bowled by Mahedi. Then came the most discussed snapshot of this innings. Three balls into the 46th over, with New Zealand on 224 for 8, Hasan Mahmud ran Sodhi out for sponsorship up excessively far at the non-striker's end. Sodhi was strolling off, naked all over, which proposes that a few players are beginning to become acclimated to this type of excusal. In any case, a couple of moments later, the Bangladesh substitute skipper Litton Das decided to pull out the allure and welcomed Sodhi back to continue his innings. Sodhi returned, wearing a much greater grin all over, embraced the bowler Mahmud and guided New Zealand to a sum of 254. He was on 17 off 26 when he was run out and reviewed and proceeded to make 35 off 39 with three sixes. New Zealand added 67 runs for the last three wickets. Toward the beginning of the day, New Zealand decided to bat subsequent to winning the throw and were in a difficult situation at 36 for 3. Mustafizur Rahman turned on his bubble mode with the new ball, removing sharp bob to scratch off Will Youthful for an eight-ball duck. Mahmud found swing to routinely inconvenience hitters. Allen had taken up fours out the primary bundles of the initial two overs yet he was unable to push the pattern along. He fell toward the beginning of the seventh over, when he streaked at a full ball from Mustafizur to Sarkar at first slip. For the second time in two ODIs, Henry Nicholls ended up fixing the New Zealand innings, a task made more straightforward by the new ball losing some disdain and Tom Blundell's hunger for a battle. The pair passed the difficulties set forth by Mahmud and the debutant Khaled Ahmed by seeing off the great balls and rebuffing the ones that were short, wide or overpitched. It was exactly what New Zealand required after they couldn't score off 45 of the initial 60 conveyances they confronted. Blundell raised fifty toward the finish of the 26th over yet two balls later, Khaled got some additional skip and unpretentious crease development away to scratch off Nicholls for 49. Their 95-run organization had organized a recuperation however Mahedi and Nasum drove New Zealand into their second rut in the innings. With near 12 overs to go and seven wickets down, it seemed as though the guests would battle to get to the end goal, however Sodhi and Co took what they were given and took off with the game. New Zealand 254 (Blundell 68, Nicholls 49, Sodhi 35, Mahedi 3-45, Khaled 3-60) beat Bangladesh 168 (Mahmudullah 49, Tamim 44, Sodhi 6-39) by 86 runs