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Rahmat’s unbeaten 105 cannot prevent Bangladesh taking a 106-run lead
Bangladesh have taken a 106-run lead in the first innings.
Rahmat scored 105 runs and was still not out when the innings ended.
Mahmud took three wickets in a row, known as a hat-trick.
Ebadot took four wickets.
The lead means Bangladesh scored 106 more runs than their opponents in the first innings.
The figures show strong performances by both batters and bowlers, but no further details about what happens next are available.
Rahmat scored an unbeaten 105.
Bangladesh took a 106-run first-innings lead.
Mahmud took a hat-trick.
Ebadot took four wickets.
- Who
- Rahmat, Mahmud, Ebadot and Bangladesh.
- What
- Bangladesh gained a 106-run first-innings lead despite Rahmat scoring an unbeaten 105.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
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- Rahmat's score
- 105 not out
- Bangladesh's lead
- 106 runs after the first innings
- Mahmud's feat
- Hat-trick
- Ebadot's wickets
- Four
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