Bangladesh defeats the Netherlands to claim a first-ever Cup victory.

Taskin Ahmed, a quick for Bangladesh, had a career-best performance with four wickets taken in his team’s opening game in the Twenty20 World Cup, which they won by nine runs against the Netherlands.

Bangladesh’s opening game of the tournament took place on Monday afternoon in Hobart, when they posted a score of 8-144 before going on to bowl the Dutch out for 135 with the final ball of the match.

It was the first time Bangladesh had ever won a match in the main “super” stage of a T20 World Cup, and it ended a streak of five consecutive losses in the 20-over format that Bangladesh had endured.

The captain of Bangladesh’s national team, Shakib Al Hasan, who has competed in each of the seven previous World Cups, expressed his happiness with the outcome.

“I’ve participated in every single one of them, but I’ve never emerged victorious. That was something that was going through our heads (behind the scenes). I believe that is why all of us, right from the bat, displayed a moderate amount of trepidation “he mentioned it to the broadcasting company.

“But it’s hard to take anything away from how well our fast bowlers bowled.”

Taskin was on a hat-trick after eliminating Vikramjit Singh and Bas de Leede with the first two balls of the Dutch chase, and he returned late in the game to take up two more scalps despite already having a hat-trick.

After a disastrous fourth over, in which both Max O’Dowd and Tom Cooper were run out, the Netherlands found themselves in a precarious position with a score of 4-15.

Colin Ackermann’s innings of 62 runs off 48 balls kept them in the game, until he was dismissed by Taskin in the 17th over.

The Netherlands required 24 runs off the final over and 12 runs off the last two balls, but Paul van Meekeren, who had scored 24 runs off 14, could only manage a two before plucking out deep mid-wicket on the penultimate ball of the innings. The Netherlands lost the match.

Afif Hossain had the highest score for Bangladesh with 38 runs off of 27 balls. This came after Bangladesh had lost the toss and been sent in to bat under overcast conditions at Bellerive Oval.

Before the Netherlands made their breakthrough, Najmul Shanto (25) and Soumya Sarkar (14), who had put on 43 for the first wicket, batted together for two overs. The Netherlands then took two wickets in the space of two overs.

Van Meekeren finished with the best stats (2-21 from four overs), and Bas de Leede finished with the best figures (2-29 from three).

In the tenth over, the young spinner Shariz Ahmad took a crucial wicket by removing Shakib, the captain of Bangladesh, who was on 7.

Before Mosaddek Hossain (20 not out from 12 deliveries) delivered some vital lusty punches in the dying overs, Afif played the main role in his absence, and he was the one who led the charge.

On Thursday, the match between Bangladesh and South Africa and the match between the Netherlands and India are both part of a doubleheader that will take place at the SCG.

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