Mosaddek Hossain struck two boundaries and five sixes during his game-winning knock of 52 not out
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Bangladesh all-rounder Mosaddek Hossain walloped an unbeaten 52 off just 24 balls to lead his side to a five-wicket win over the West Indies via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method.
Abu Jayed finished with career-best figures of 5-58 off nine overs
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Bangladesh seamer Abu Jayed took a five-wicket haul to lead his side to a comfortable six-wicket win over Ireland in Dublin.
Mustafizur Rahman finished with figures of 4-43 off nine overs
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Mustafizur Rahman took a four-wicket haul as Bangladesh cruised past the West Indies by five wickets in Dublin and reached the final of the ODI tri-series.
Sunil Ambris (left) soaks in the moment after bringing up his maiden ODI hundred
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West Indies opener Sunil Ambris smashed a career-best 148 to not only help his side beat Ireland by five wickets, but also ensure they aced their highest successful run chase in ODIs.
The rain had the final say in Dublin
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Heavy rain led to the match between Ireland and Bangladesh being washed out in Dublin.
Shai Hope scored his sixth ODI century, but it went in vain
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West Indies opener Shai Hope scored a superb 109, which was his second consecutive ODI century, but it wasn’t enough as Bangladesh cruised to an eight-wicket win in Dublin.
Ben Foakes shone on debut as his unbeaten 61 helped England avoid being stunned by Ireland
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Debutant Ben Foakes starred as his unbeaten 61 rescued England and helped them register a four-wicket win over Ireland in the one-off ODI in Dublin.
Lokesh Rahul (left) and Suresh Raina both scored half-centuries as India claimed their largest win in Twenty20 Internationals
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India opener Lokesh Rahul and batsman Suresh Raina struck 70 and 69 respectively as their side demolished Ireland by 143 runs in the second Twenty20 International in Dublin.
Rohit Sharma fell three runs short of his third Twenty20 International hundred
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India openers Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan smashed 97 and 74 respectively as their side crushed Ireland by 76 runs in the first Twenty20 International in Dublin.
Imam-ul-Haq scored his maiden Test fifty
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Ireland put up a valiant fight on the final day of their Test debut in Dublin, but Pakistan debutant Imam-ul-Haq’s mature knock of 74 not out helped his side triumph by five wickets.
