Watch the highlights of Soumya Sarkar 88* - Bangladesh vs South Africa 2nd ODI 2015 - South Africa tour of Bangladesh 3-match one-day international series of the 2nd ODI match played between South Africa and Bangladesh at Mirpur, Dhaka in 12th July 2015.
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A superb unbeaten 88 from Soumya Sarkar after Mustafizur Rahman and Nasir Hossain combined six-wickets helped to Bangladesh crushing seven-wicket victory over South Africa and level the series 1-1 in the one-sided game of the second ODI.
" Bangladesh secure the ICC Champions Trophy place.
* It has been taken Bangladesh eight years and eight completed ODIs to record a second ever victory over South Africa.
* 162 : This was South Africa's lowest total against Bangladesh and their lowest batting first in an ODI since November 2009, when they were bowled out for 119 against England.
South Africa scored lowest score of 162 for all-out in 46 overs with top scorer by Faf du Plessis struck 41 off 64-balls including three boundaries, Farhaan Behardien scored 36, Hashim Amla 22, JP Duminy 13 and Chris Morris 12.
Bangladesh best bowler by Nasir Hossain, Mustafizur Rahman each picked up 3-wickets, Rubel Hossain took two-wickets and one for Mahmudullah - Mashrafe Mortaza.
Bangladesh chased 167-3 in 27.4 overs with top scorer by Soumya Sarkar 88 not out, Mahmudullah - who scored delightful 50 off 64-balls including six boundaries and Liton Das 17.
South Africa best bowler by Kagiso Rabada picked up two-wickets for 45-runs in 7 overs and Kyle Abbott took one wicket.
Soumya Sarkar named Player of the match for his match-winning unbeaten 88-runs knoc off facing 79-balls including 13-fours and a six.
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" Bangladesh secure the ICC Champions Trophy place.
* It has been taken Bangladesh eight years and eight completed ODIs to record a second ever victory over South Africa.
* 162 : This was South Africa's lowest total against Bangladesh and their lowest batting first in an ODI since November 2009, when they were bowled out for 119 against England.
South Africa scored lowest score of 162 for all-out in 46 overs with top scorer by Faf du Plessis struck 41 off 64-balls including three boundaries, Farhaan Behardien scored 36, Hashim Amla 22, JP Duminy 13 and Chris Morris 12.
Bangladesh best bowler by Nasir Hossain, Mustafizur Rahman each picked up 3-wickets, Rubel Hossain took two-wickets and one for Mahmudullah - Mashrafe Mortaza.
Bangladesh chased 167-3 in 27.4 overs with top scorer by Soumya Sarkar 88 not out, Mahmudullah - who scored delightful 50 off 64-balls including six boundaries and Liton Das 17.
South Africa best bowler by Kagiso Rabada picked up two-wickets for 45-runs in 7 overs and Kyle Abbott took one wicket.
Soumya Sarkar named Player of the match for his match-winning unbeaten 88-runs knoc off facing 79-balls including 13-fours and a six.
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