Towhid Hridoy's century steers Bangladesh to a decent score..!?
Towhid Hridoy's century steers bangladesh to a decent score..!?
bangladesh player Towhid Hridoy scored a century in the 2025 Champions Trophy match between india and Bangladesh. It is noteworthy that this was his first ODI century. The bangladesh team, which was expected to score a very poor score due to his play, scored 228 runs. When the bangladesh team batted first, wickets fell one after another in the beginning. bangladesh stumbled after losing 5 wickets within 35 runs. At that time, Towhid Hridoy, who came into the field in the fifth row, played calmly and scored a century. He scored 100 runs in 118 balls and was dismissed. His innings included 6 fours and 2 sixes.
When Tawhid Hridoy was on 23 runs, he gave a catch. hardik pandya missed it. Tawhid Hridoy took advantage of that opportunity and scored a century. Many people were wondering whether bangladesh would cross 100 or 150 runs. With 5 wickets lost for 35 runs, everyone thought that it was impossible for the team to cross 200 runs. But Tawhid Hridoy turned it around.
bangladesh player Towhid Hridoy scored a century in the 2025 Champions Trophy match between india and Bangladesh. It is noteworthy that this was his first ODI century. The bangladesh team, which was expected to score a very poor score due to his play, scored 228 runs. When the bangladesh team batted first, wickets fell one after another in the beginning. bangladesh stumbled after losing 5 wickets within 35 runs. At that time, Towhid Hridoy, who came into the field in the fifth row, played calmly and scored a century. He scored 100 runs in 118 balls and was dismissed. His innings included 6 fours and 2 sixes.
When Tawhid Hridoy was on 23 runs, he gave a catch. hardik pandya missed it. Tawhid Hridoy took advantage of that opportunity and scored a century. Many people were wondering whether bangladesh would cross 100 or 150 runs. With 5 wickets lost for 35 runs, everyone thought that it was impossible for the team to cross 200 runs. But Tawhid Hridoy turned it around.