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Litton’s aggressive batting pushes Bangladesh’s lead past 400
Bangladesh’s lead moved past 400 on the fourth morning of the match.
Litton batted aggressively as the lead grew.
Afghanistan’s bowlers created several chances before lunch.
None of those chances were taken.
That allowed Bangladesh to keep building its advantage.
The score gives Bangladesh a substantial lead, though the available details do not say what happened next.
Litton’s aggressive batting pushed Bangladesh’s lead past 400.
Afghanistan’s bowlers created several chances on the fourth day.
None of those chances were taken before lunch.
- Who
- Litton and Bangladesh.
- What
- Litton’s aggressive batting pushed Bangladesh’s lead past 400.
- When
- On the fourth morning, before lunch.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
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- Bangladesh lead
- Past 400
- Batter
- Litton
- Afghanistan bowling chances
- Several created before lunch on the fourth day; none were taken
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