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ICC T20: AUS vs BAN

Last updated on - Mar 22, 2016
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ICC T20: AUS vs BAN
Australia made hard work of its three-wicket win over Bangladesh in the World Twenty20 match on Monday night. After Bangladesh lost the toss and scored 156-5 at Chinnaswamy Stadium, Australia reached 157-7 in 18.3 overs for its first win in Group 2.
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ICC T20: AUS vs BAN
Openers Usman Khawaja and Shane Watson made a confident start with 62 in 7.2 overs for the first wicket. But from 95-1, the Australians began losing wickets at regular intervals _ Shakib Al Hasan doing the bulk of the damage with 3-27 and Mustafizur Rahman picking up 2-30.
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ICC T20: AUS vs BAN
Khawaja seemed like he could do nothing wrong during his 58 from 45 balls that was laced with seven fours and a six. In contrast, once the opening pair had departed at 115-3, Smith (14), David Warner (17), Mitchell Marsh (6) and John Hastings (3) failed to get going.
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ICC T20: AUS vs BAN
But for Glenn Maxwell, who scored a 15-ball 26 with the help of two fours and a pair of sixes, the result could easily have been different.
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ICC T20: AUS vs BAN
The introduction of Adam Zampa's spin tilted the game in Australia's favor as he claimed three wickets, the batsmen unable to read his leg breaks. Zampa, who took 3-23, said it was ``nice to make some difference.''
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