Klaasen and Miller looked to revive South Africa from a shaky start with a 79-run stand for the fifth wicket, but the pair could never really accelerate on a two-paced wicket on which spinners also displayed control.
Bangladesh’s Tanzim Hasan Sakib during the match v SA in New York yesterday. Pic/AFP
Pacers Tanzim Hasan Sakib and Taskin Ahmed excelled in favourable conditions to help Bangladesh restrict South Africa to a modest 113-6 in their T20 World Cup match here on Monday.
Tanzim (3-18) ran through the Proteas top order in company of Taskin (2-19) while Mustafizur (0-18) too played his part well as Bangladesh produced a collective show despite strong resistance from Heinrich Klaasen (46) and David Miller (29).
Klaasen and Miller looked to revive South Africa from a shaky start with a 79-run stand for the fifth wicket, but the pair could never really accelerate on a two-paced wicket on which spinners also displayed control.
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