Mostafizur Rahman made Fifty the ball against Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL yesterday. In the three-year T-20 career, you will want to forget the left-hander paceman of Bangladesh.
In the first three matches of the Mumbai Indians, the rhythm was known. Mostafizur Rahman has done great bowling, and his team lost in the last match. Tomorrow, on the first win of Mumbai, runs scored in the UderHasta. 55 spent in over 4 This is his first experience in the T-20 career of three years.
Mumbai's bowling attack is good against Royal Challengers' batting on Tuesday. Kohli-De Villiers made 167 runs in 20 overs. The rest of the bowlers, where the Bangalore batsmen have been pushed down, Mostafiz runs the ball, Deendara runs. While others scored only 109 runs in 16 overs, Mostafiz gave 55 runs alone. 13 in the first over, 11 in the second over, 13 in the third over, 18 in the last over. In the 4th over, 13.75 were dismissed for 55 runs. Mustafiz has never done so badly in his Twenty career.
Mustafiz has played 67 matches in international and domestic matches since his debut against Pakistan in 2015. In addition to 24 international T-20s, he has taken 83 wickets in all 43 franchises. The interesting thing is that the left-handed pacer left the ball in the franchisee compared to international cricket. Bangladesh took 35 wickets in 24 matches. One wicket at an average of 18.60, per 15.8 balls.
But in the franchisee league, 48 wickets in 43 matches. It takes about 20 balls (19.94) to get one wicket. Overprice runs up from 7.05 to 7.09. The average increase from 18.60 to 23.54! Keeping that trend in mind, T-Twenty made his worst bowling action. In the BPL match last November, against Rajasthan Royals, against Khulna Titans, the record of unbeaten 48 runs in 4 overs in four overs.