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India Hope To Return To Winning Ways In Game vs Bangladesh, Rain Could Play Spoilsport
Team India will be hoping to get back on the winning track in the 2022 ICC T20 World Cup 2022, as they take on Bangladesh on Wednesday in Adelaide. However, the match could get washed out as Adelaide experienced heavy rain on the eve of the match. The cricket lovers would be keeping their fingers crossed. So far, India have played three matches, winning two and losing one against South Africa. On the other hand, Bangladesh have also registered victories in the two games and lost one from their first three matches.
T20 World Cup: India vs Bangladesh - Interesting stats and trivia
The Bangla Tigers though will be itching to add one more win to their wins column in Adelaide today, especially with rain threatening a curtailed match. The last time these two teams clashed in the T20 World Cup, we witnessed an absolute thriller, with India winning by 1 run in Bengaluru, thanks to MS Dhoni's incredible keeping skills and presence of mind. Ahead of the match today, TimesofIndia.com here takes a look at some very interesting stats and trivia involving India and Bangladesh in the T20 World Cup and in T20Is overall:# After their win vs Zimbabwe on October 30, 2022, Bangladesh have won 9 matches and lost 26 out of 36 played in the T20 World Cup (NR 1) - winning % 25.71. # After their defeat to South Africa on October 30, 2022, India have won 26 and lost 14 out of 41 played (NR 1) in the T20 World Cup - winning % 63.75. # India's 180 for five in the World T20 fixture at Nottingham on June 6, 2009 remains their highest team total vs Bangladesh in T20Is. # Bangladesh's highest against India is 166 for eight at Colombo (RPS) on March 18, 2018.
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