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Interview: Rohanat Doullah (Bangladesh) and Philppe Le Roux (Ireland) After Bangladesh U19 Victory

In Bloemfontein, Bangladesh’s batters put together a promising performance. Ireland had put up 235/8 courtesy of a composed 113-ball 90 from Kian Hilton, despite limited help from the others. In reply, however, a 90-run opening partnership between Ashiqur Rahman Shibli and Adil Bin Siddik, and an unbeaten century stand between Ahrar Amin and Mohammad Shihab …

In Bloemfontein, Bangladesh’s batters place together a promising performance. Ireland had establish up 235/8 courtesy of a composed 113-ball 90 from Kian Hilton, despite limited encourage from the others.

In reply, however, a 90-run opening partnership between Ashiqur Rahman Shibli and Adil Bin Siddik, and an unbeaten century stand between Ahrar Amin and Mohammad Shihab James helped the young Tigers home.

Bangladesh beat Ireland by six wickets in Bloemfontein

Bangladesh 239/4 (46.5 overs) v Ireland 235/8 (50 overs)

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