Currently a 2-match test series is being played between Bangladesh and New Zealand. In the first match of this series, Bangladesh team performed brilliantly and won it. On the first day of the second test, the best bowling performance from New Zealand has been seen so far. Meanwhile, in the second session of the game, Bangladesh team’s experienced player Mushfiqur Rahim made a mistake while batting which no one had expected from him. After playing the ball, Mushfiqur was seen moving it away from the stump, due to which the umpire declared him out through the rule of obstructing the field.
Became the first Bangladeshi player to be out like this in test cricket
Kyle Jameson from New Zealand team was bowling during the 41st over of the first innings of Bangladesh team. During this, Mushfiqur himself tried to stop the ball after taking a shot at it and immediately after trying to move the ball away from the stump with his right hand, the players of the New Zealand team appealed for out against him for obstructing the field. Did it. After this, the on-field umpires asked the third umpire for his opinion on this and then Mushfiqur had to be out and return to the pavilion for clearly breaking the rules. Mushfiqur was out in this innings after scoring only 35 runs in 83 balls. Mushfiqur has now become the 11th player in Test cricket to be dismissed through the Obstructing the Field or Handled the Ball rule.
Bangladesh’s innings was limited to 172 runs, Kiwi spinners showed amazing performance.
Bangladesh’s innings, which came to bat after winning the toss on the first day of the second Test of the series, looked to be in trouble. The team had lost its first four wickets only till the score of 47. After this, at 104, he got the fifth blow in the form of Mushfiqur Rahim. The first innings of Bangladesh team was limited to the score of 172 in which Mitchell Santner and Glenn Phillips took 3-3 wickets for New Zealand while Ajaz Patel took 2 wickets.