India vs Bangladesh, T20 World Cup 2024 Super 8: Catch all the action from the match through these images

Hardik Pandya's half-century helped India thrash Bangladesh by 50 runs in Antigua. 

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Hardik Pandya led an aggressive Indian batting lineup with an unbeaten 27-ball half-century that helped India get to a score of 196/5 in 20 overs.  (BCCI-X)

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Bangladesh won the toss and chose to bowl first. India stayed aggressive throughout the innings starting with Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma putting up an opening stand of 39 runs in 22 balls.  (PTI)

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Kohli and Suryakumar Yadav both fell in the ninth over, with the latter hitting a six off the very first ball that he faced and falling off next. Rishabh Pant then scored 36 in 24 balls.  (PTI)

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Pandya then saw India through to the end. He put up a  stand of 53 runs in 34 balls along with Shivam Dube.  (ANI)

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Bangladesh got off to a good start with openers Litton Das and and Tanzid Hasan putting up an opening stand of 35 runs in 27 balls. It was all downhill for Bangladesh after Litton fell to Hardik Pandya in the fifth over.  (BCCI-X)

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Kuldeep Yadav took over after the powerplay, recording figures of 3/19 in his four overs.  (BCCI - X)

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Jasprit Bumrah was a standout once again for India, recording figures of 2/13 in his three overs. (Surjeet Yadav)

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It came down to Bangladesh needing as many as 55 runs to win in the last over. Arshdeep Singh dismissed Mahmudullah in the over to take his second wicket and India won by 50 runs.  (BCCI- X)