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QF: India post 302/6 against Bangladesh

| | Mar 19, 2015, at 06:52 pm
Melbourne, Mar 19 (IBNS): Riding on Rohit Sharma's gutsy 137 runs, India posted 302 runs for the loss of six wickets in their quater final match against Bangladesh here on Thursday.

Sharma hammered 14 boundaries and three sixes in his knock,
Suresh Raina, who had hit a century in the previous match against Zimbabwe, hammered 65 runs.

Sharma and Raina added 122 runs in the fourth wicket partnership after India were reduced to 115 for three in 28 overs.

Taskin Ahmed took three wickets for Bangladesh.

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