Updates, highlights, and score for the second Twenty20 International between India and Bangladesh. Rinku, Nitish, and Pandya Makes vicious blows as India wins 2-0.

On a Delhi pitch that was sticky at first but got better for batting as the night went on, India capitalized on subpar bowling from the Bangladesh spinners to escape punishment. With a final push from Hardik Pandya, Nitish Kumar Reddy and Rinku Singh lifted India from 41 for 3 in the sixth over to 221. Even in more favorable batting circumstances, India's bowling proved to be too strong for Bangladesh, securing the series victory.

In both cases, Bangladesh's spinners fared poorly. The spinners gave up 116 runs in their eight overs, while their fast bowlers bowled 12 overs for 102 runs. After that, the Indian spinners gave them a hard time, conceding only 49 runs and five wickets in nine overs.

India initially has challenges:--->

After winning the toss, Bangladesh said they wanted to chase the target to take advantage of the dew that would come later. India, however, chose to bat first to test their bowlers in the dew. Bangladesh started their bowling with Mehedi Hasan Miraz, but his deliveries were either too full or too short, and Sanju Samson took full advantage of them. On the sticky pitch, the fast bowlers had a tough time. Samson and Suryakumar Yadav fell to the slow pace of the pitch, while Abhishek Sharma tried to hit a big shot against Tanzim Hasan but ended up getting out

Then came the strom of rinku and reddyà

Rishad Hossain, a promising leg-spinner, especially in T20 cricket, struggled against Rinku, who was sweeping almost every ball. On his fifth delivery, Rishad bowled too full, and Rinku slog-swept it for six. Then, Mahmudullah gave away a free-hit. In Rishad's second over, he bowled poorly, with his deliveries either too short or too full. Reddy took advantage, hitting two sixes straight down the ground, and Rinku added another six with a pull shot. That expensive over, which gave away 24 runs, helped India cross 100 runs within 10 overs.

After that, only Taskin Ahmed and Mustafizur Rahman managed to bowl without giving away boundaries. Mehidy had the toughest time, as he couldn’t keep Reddy off strike and kept bowling in his sweet spot, which resulted in 26 runs in the 13th over. Reddy looked like he was going to score a hundred in just his second match, but a clever slower ball from Mustafizur dismissed him for 74 off 34 balls.

Why Bangladesh not score 200+:à

Bangladesh has never scored more than 215 runs in T20Is, and it's clear why: their batters struggle to play big, risky shots. In this game, they tried to do something different by taking more risks, but it

didn't work for long. Parvez Hossain got bowled by Arshdeep, Washington Sundar dismissed Najmul Hossain Shanto again, Litton Das couldn’t handle Varun Chakravarthy’s bowling, and Towhid Hridoy was caught out by Abhishek Sharma’s delivery. By the seventh over, Bangladesh was in deep trouble, with 46 runs for 4 wickets, and the game was practically over.