Bangladesh A cricket team in India in 2015–16

Bangladesh A toured India in September 2015. The tour included a three-day tour match against 2014–15 Ranji Trophy winners Karnataka, three unofficial ODIs and an unofficial Test against India A.^[1]

Bangladesh A tour of India

	India A	Bangladesh A
Dates	16 September – 29 September
Test series
One Day International series
Result	India A won the 3-match series 2–1
Most runs	Sanju Samson 163	Nasir Hossain 173
Most wickets	Rishi Dhawan 5 Sreenath Aravind 5 Gurkeerat Singh 5	Nasir Hossain 8

Squads

India A^[2]		Bangladesh A^[3]
List A	First Class	Bangladesh A^[3]
Unmukt Chand (capt) Mayank Agarwal Manish Pandey Suresh Raina Kedar Jadhav Sanju Samson Karun Nair Kuldeep Yadav Jayant Yadav Karn Sharma Rishi Dhawan Sreenath Aravind Dhawal Kulkarni Rush Kalaria Gurkeerat Singh	Shikhar Dhawan (capt) Abhinav Mukund Karun Nair Shreyas Iyer Baba Aparajith Naman Ojha Jayant Yadav Vijay Shankar Ravindra Jadeja Shreyas Gopal Abhimanyu Mithun Varun Aaron Ishwar Pandey Sheldon Jackson	Anamul Haque Rony Talukdar Liton Das Sabbir Rahman Soumya Sarkar Mominul Haque (capt) Nasir Hossain Saqlain Sajib Arafat Sunny Rubel Hossain Shafiul Islam Al-Amin Hossain Taskin Ahmed Shuvagata Hom Jubair Hossain

Unofficial ODI series

1st Unofficial ODI

16 September 2015
09:00
Scorecard

India A 332/7	v	Bangladesh A 226
Gurkeerat Singh 65/58 Nasir Hossain 2/51 (9 overs)		Liton Das 75/75 Gurkeerat Singh 5/29 (7.3 overs)

India A won by 96 runs
M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Umpires: Puttarangaiah Jayapal and Krishnaraj Srinath

Bangladesh A won the toss and decided to field
*Taskin Ahmed made his last appearance in List A matches
Gurkeerat Singh achieved his first five wickets in an innings in List A matches

2nd Unofficial ODI

18 September 2015
09:00
Screcard

Bangladesh A 252/8 (50 overs)	v	India A 187 (42.2 overs)
Nasir Hossain 102/96 Rishi Dhawan 3/44 (10 overs)		Unmukt Chand 56/75 Nasir Hossain 5/36 (10 overs)

Bangladesh A won by 65 runs
M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Umpires: Puttarangaiah Jayapal and Krishnaraj Srinath

India A won the toss and decided to field
Nasir Hossain achieved his first five wickets in an innings in List A matches

3rd Unofficial ODI

20 September 2015
09:00

India A 297/6 (50 overs)	v	Bangladesh A 141/6 (32 overs)
Suresh Raina 104(94) Shafiul Islam 4/56 (10 overs)		Sabbir Rahman 41*(52) Sreenath Aravind 2/14 (6 overs)

India A won by 75 runs (Duckworth/Lewis method)
M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Umpires: Puttarangaiah Jayapal and Krishnaraj Srinath

India A won the toss and decided to bat

Tour match

22–24 September 2015
Scorecard

Bangladesh A	v	Karnataka
158 (38.4 overs) Shuvagata Hom 55/65 Prasidh Krishna 5/49 (12 overs)		287 (92.3 overs) Shishir Bhavane 88/175 Shuvagata Hom 4/45 (25 overs)
309 (76 overs) Anamul Haque 89/87 Jagadeesha Suchith 6/60 (12 overs)		185/6 (40.5 overs) CM Gautam 49/35 Al-Amin Hossain 2/23 (7.5 overs)

Karnataka won by 4 wickets
Gangothri Glades Cricket Ground, Mysore
Umpires: Belur Ravi and Ravi Subramanyam

Bangladesh A won the toss and decided to bat
Prasidh Krishna, Jagadeesha Suchith made their debut in first-class matches
Prasidh Krishna achieved his first five wickets in an inning in first-class matches in the Bangladesh A first innings
Jagadeesha Suchith achieved his first five wickets in an inning in first-class matches in the Bangladesh A second innings

Only Unofficial test

27–29 September 2015
Scorecard

Bangladesh A	v	India A
228 (52.4 overs) Sabbir Rahman 122*/131 Jayant Yadav 4/28 (7.4 overs)		411/5 (86.1 overs) Shikhar Dhawan 150/146 Jubair Hossain 2/76 (12.1 overs)
151 (39.3 overs) Mominul Haque 54/95 Ishwar Pandey 3/28 (10 overs)

India A Won by an innings and 32 Runs
M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Umpires: Puttarangaiah Jayapal and Belur Ravi

India A won the toss choose to field

Day 1
Bangladesh A 1st innings
After losing a 3-day F/C match against Karnataka, first day of the only unofficial test again turned out to be disappointing for Bangladesh A. Bangladesh A lost their fist four wickets withen fifteen minutes, contributing 0, 0, 2 and 0 to the teams score. Rahman scored an impressive 122 out of 131 with 18 fours and a six, teaming up with Hussain (32) and Hom (62) to avoid a total wipeout. Bangladesh A lost their last four wickets in 2.2 overs, contributing 4, 0, 0 and 0.
India A 1st innings
Indian openers Dhawan and Mukund lead India A to a great start with a partnership of 153 runs of 31 overs. Mukund contributed to score of 34 of 78 balls and Dhawan with 16 fours and 2 sixes, stood unbeaten at the end of day one with 116 of 112 balls
'End of day one: India A 161 for 1 (Dhawan 116*) trail Bangladesh A 228 (Sabbir 122*, Hom 62, J Yadav 4-28, Aaron 4-45) by 67 runs.^[4]

Day 2
India A 1st innings
Dhawan who was unbeaten at 116 was returned to pavilion after scoring 150 of 146. 12 runs later Iyer was bowled by Nasir Hossain for 38. Nair was joined by Vijay Shankar in the middle and the pair took the team to 340 until the former was castled by Jubair Hossain. The bowler also dismantled Shankar’s stumps a while later. With the middle-order batsman returning to dressing room for 86, India ‘A’ declared their innings.
Bangladesh A 2nd innings
Ishwar Pandey then dealt the first blow by accounting for Anamul Haque with four runs on the board. Few overs later Jayant Yadav sent back Soumya Sarkar for 19. With the team on 21 for two Das joined Haque and the pair had taken Bangladesh ‘A’ to 36. Play had to be stopped due to bad light on Monday evening and couldn’t be resumed.
End of day 2 Bangladesh A 228 and 36 for 2 trail India A 411 for 5 decl. (Dhawan 150, Shankar 86, Nair 71) by 147 runs^[5]

Day 3
Bangladesh A 2nd innings
Bangladesh ‘A’ resumed their second innings on 36 for 2, Pandey bowled overnight batsman, Liton Das out for 38 and later in the over sent back Sabbir Rahman for naught. Couple of overs later Mithun too dealt a double blow, accounting for Nasir Hossain and Shuvagata Hom to leave the visitors on 87 for 2. Mominul Haque, who had resumed his innings on nine in the morning, battled at one end to keep the side afloat and scored 54 to take the team to 120 until Yadav sent him back. A while later the spinner also sent back Saqlain Sajib and in the next over Ravindra Jadeja removed Jubair Hossain to take India ‘A’ to victory. With Ruble Hossain absent hurt, Shafiul Islam was unbeaten on 13 when the Bangladesh ‘A’ innings came to end.
End of play:India A 411 for 5 dec. (Dhawan 150, Shankar 86, Nair 71) beat Bangladesh A 228 (Sabbir 122*, Hom 62, Yadav 4-28, Aaron 4-45) and 151 (Mominul 54, Pandey 3-28) by an innings and 32 runs^[6]

References

↑ "Bangladesh A tour of India". Espn Cricinfo. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
↑ "Dhawan to lead India A squad against Bangladesh A". Espn Cricinfo. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
↑ "Mominul to lead strong Bangladesh A squad". Espn Cricinfo. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
↑ Day 1 at Espncricinfo
↑ Day 2 at Espncricinfo
↑ Day 3 at Espncricinfo

External links

"Series home". Espn Cricinfo. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
"Scorecards". Criccketarchive. Retrieved 19 September 2015.

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