Home Cricket News ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: Sara Tendulkar Was Seen At The India vs. Bangladesh 2023 World Cup Match In Pune, Enjoying The Game

ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: Sara Tendulkar Was Seen At The India vs. Bangladesh 2023 World Cup Match In Pune, Enjoying The Game

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ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: Sara Tendulkar Was Seen At The India vs. Bangladesh 2023 World Cup Match In Pune, Enjoying The Game

Sara Tendulkar, the daughter of the cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, was seen in the spectator stands during the 2023 World Cup match between India and Bangladesh on Thursday.

India and Bangladesh are facing each other in the 17th match of the World Cup at Pune’s Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium. Since this is the inaugural World Cup match at this location, a substantial number of fans have gathered to watch the game.

Sara Tendulkar was in the audience at the stadium, cheering for Team India during the match. Sara Tendulkar was noticed on camera during Bangladesh’s batting innings, and she showed her support for Team India by clapping when they took a wicket.

You can view the photos of Sara Tendulkar at the stadium here:

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Bangladesh scored 256/8 in their first innings against India in Pune

Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto chose to bat after winning the toss. Tanzid Hasan (51) and Litton Das (66) provided the team with a strong beginning, forging a 93-run opening partnership. Tanzid played aggressively, taking on the bowlers, while Litton started cautiously at the other end.

Kuldeep Yadav provided the initial breakthrough by removing Tanzid Hasan in the 15th over. This breakthrough changed the course of the game as India’s bowlers struck quickly to get back into the contest. Although Litton completed his fifty, he didn’t last long, as he attempted aggressive play and got out.

Mushfiqur Rahim contributed 38 runs, and Mahmudullah scored 46 runs in the lower middle order to help Bangladesh reach a total of 256/8 in their 50 overs. In the bowling department, India’s Jasprit Bumrah, Ravindra Jadeja, and Mohammed Siraj each took two wickets.

Jadeja said:

“I think, wicket looks very good, not much turn on the wicket and if we play just normal cricket, we should get the job done. (About the celebration after the catch) Celebration was for our fielding catch, after every game, we get the best fielder’s award and I was telling him to look at me.”

He added:

“The wicket was good, with even bounce and it’s flat, the ball was coming on nicely and hopefully our batters go out there and chase it down easily. You have to bowl into the stumps, can’t bowl anywhere else, keep it with tight lines and bowl according to the field.”


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