Watch: Pat Cummins Leaves a mark on the world With T20 World Cup Full go-around, Enters Record Books

Pat Cummins got the wickets of Mahmudullah, Mahedi Hasan, and Towhid Hridoy in successive conveyances north of two overs.

Pat Cummins sacked a full go-around as Australia limited Bangladesh to 140-8 in their T20 World Cup Very Eight conflict in Antigua on Thursday. Cummins got the wickets of Mahmudullah, Mahedi Hasan, and Towhid Hridoy in sequential conveyances of more than two overs as Australia’s bowlers delivered a trained execution to contain the Bangladeshis at the Sir Vivian Richards Arena in North Sound. Cummins, reestablished to the firing line-up, wrapped up with figures of 3-29 off four overs while spinner Adam Zampa likewise intrigued with 2-24.

Cummins is just the subsequent Australia, and seventh in general to take a hat trick throughout the entire existence of the T20 World Cup.

Mitchell Starc in the meantime turned into the most productive bowler throughout the entire existence of white ball cricket with his 95th World Cup wicket in the wake of catching Tanzid Hasan in the opening over.

Starc’s initial advancement saw him pull one clear of Sri Lanka’s Lasith Malinga, establishing the vibe for Australia’s bowlers after skipper Mitchell Swamp won the throw and was selected to bowl.

Australia’s bowlers kept Bangladesh on the back foot after Starc’s initial wicket, with reestablished Josh Hazlewood opening his spell with a lady.

One more clean over from Starc left Bangladesh with only eight runs off the initial three overs, although Najmul Hossain Shanto flagged a more forceful methodology with a six off Hazlewood to begin the fourth once again.

Litton Das lashed a couple of limits off Starc in the fifth over as Bangladesh’s run rate ticked up to 5.40 runs per over at 27-1.

In any case, the presentation of Zampa eased back the Bangladesh batting, and the Aussie spinner before long had Das bowled out after enticing him to clear in the 10th over to leave Bangladesh at 58-2.

Glenn Maxwell struck next in the tenth over, and Rishad Hossain got by Zampa at a diminutive third person for two as Bangladesh arrived at the midway phase of the innings on 67-3.

Shanto’s excusal by Zampa for 41 in the thirteenth over hammered the brakes on for Bangladesh in any case, leaving them on 84-4 preceding Cummins tore through the lower request to leave Australia an objective of 141 to win.

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