When it comes to Bangladesh vs India cricket match fans are always look out for some specific players performance. Kohli and Shakib are the very familiar name that goes around the fans of both teams. Also, they are the consistent performers of both teams. Let’s find out how the best batsman and the best all-rounder fared against each other’s teams.
Runs: 100*
Balls faced: 83
Fours: 8
Sixes: 2
Strike rate: 120.48
Ground: Mirpur
Kohli’s scintillating century in the 2011 World Cup marked a significant milestone in his career. His unbeaten 100* off 83 balls displayed his prowess, accumulating eight boundaries and two maximums. His exceptional strike rate of 120.48 proved to be a vital contribution in a high-pressure encounter.
Runs: 3
Balls faced: 8
Strike rate: 37.50
Ground: Melbourne
However, in the 2015 World Cup, Kohli struggled against Bangladesh. Scoring only three runs off eight balls, his strike rate of 37.50 was uncharacteristically low. This was an unusual dip in form for the Indian captain, and it demonstrated that even the best can have their off days.
Runs: 26
Balls faced: 27
Fours: 3
Strike rate: 96.29
Ground: Birmingham
In the 2019 World Cup, Kohli managed to score 26 runs off 27 balls, with three boundaries to his name. While his strike rate of 96.29 was decent, it was a far cry from the dominating performance fans have come to expect from him.
On the other side of the coin, Shakib Al Hasan, Bangladesh’s talismanic all-rounder, has also had his moments in World Cup clashes with India.
Runs: 53
Balls faced: 86
Fours: 5
Sixes: 1
Strike rate: 61.62
Ground: Port of Spain
In the 2007 World Cup, Shakib announced his arrival on the world stage with a gutsy 53 off 86 balls, which included five boundaries and one six. Although his strike rate was on the lower side, his performance was a testament to his ability to handle pressure.
Runs: 10
Balls faced: 34
Strike rate: 29.41
Ground: Melbourne
In the 2015 World Cup, Shakib struggled against the Indian bowling attack, managing just 10 runs off 34 balls. His strike rate of 29.41 indicated that he found it challenging to score freely.
Runs: 66
Balls faced: 74
Fours: 6
Strike rate: 89.18
Ground: Birmingham
However, Shakib made amends in the 2019 World Cup with a resilient 66 off 74 balls, featuring six boundaries. His strike rate of 89.18 was significantly better, and he proved that he could be a thorn in India’s side.
Runs: 55
Balls faced: 50
Fours: 5
Strike rate: 110.00
Ground: Mirpur
Notably, Shakib had another strong performance against India in the 2019 World Cup when they faced off in Mirpur. Scoring 55 runs off 50 balls, including five boundaries, he exhibited an impressive strike rate of 110.00.
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