Tamim Iqbal's fourth fifty-plus score in last 5 innings
The experienced Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal once again emerged as the highest scorer for his team as he continued his good form in the ICC Champions Trophy 2017.
Coming back from a magnificent hundred in the previous game against England, the southpaw made a brilliant 95 against Australia in the second league match of the tournament. Last 5 innings of Tamim Iqbal are as follows: 47 Vs Ireland; 65 Vs NZ; 102 Vs Pakistan; 128 Vs England; and 95 against Australia at Oval.
His fourth fifty in last five innings was the Oppo Moment of the match.
Tamim was the standout performer from his side and scored half of the team's entire total alone after Bangladesh elected to bat first. It seemed like the rest of the side subdued against Australian bowling attack and were decimated to a paltry total.
But, it seemed the southpaw was batting on a different kind of pitch altogether and completed his fifty off just 69 deliveries and showed resistance against Australian bowlers, who kept taking wickets at the other end. He fell five short of a well deserved hundred but impressed everyone with his batting.
W,0,0,W,W,0: Mitchell Starc's fiery 3-wicket over
The southpaw Australia pacer Mitchell Starc picked up three wickets in a single over by first getting rid of a well-set Tamim Iqbal and then removed Mashrafe Mortaza (0) and Rubel Hossain (0) back-to-back to rattle Bangladesh's tail.
Starc quickly then removed Mehedi Hasan and bundled Bangladesh for 182 in 44.3 overs. Starc returned with impressive figures of 4/29 from 8.3 overs.
After Iqbal's departure, rest of the Bangladeshi batters were dismissed by Starc and all of them were clean bowled. The left-arm pacer's seventh over was the Oppo moment of the match.
David Warner completes 4,000 ODI runs
Australia opener David Warner achieved a personal milestone in his ODI career during the match against Bangladesh. During his knock, Warner achieved the milestone of scoring 4000 runs in the ODIs, the fastest Australian to do so in his 93rd innings.
He started 36 runs short of the milestone and when he reached 37 the south-paw became joint-third fastest overall with Indian captain Virat Kohli.
Veteran South African batsman Hashim Amla (81 innings) and West Indies great Vivian Richards (88 innings) had reached the milestone faster than Warner and Kohli.
Adam Zampa bowled for the first time in the 35th over
Australia's only spin bowler in this match Adam Zampa got the opportunity to bowl in the 35th over of the match. Zampa was clearly not happy with the delay and vented out his anger by taking a wicket in his very second delivery.
Bangladeshi fans click selfie with OPPO F3
Fans cheer for Bangladesh as they take selfie with OPPO F3.