India A defeat Bangladesh A to enter Emerging Asia Cup final

India A set up a potentially highvoltage Emerging Asia Cup final against Pakistan A after defeating Bangladesh A by 51 runs in the semifinals here on FridayBangladesh had India on the ropes bundling them out for 211 a total made possible by captain Yash Dhulls impressive 66 off 85 ballsBut the Indian spinners made use of the slightly tacky pitch to pack Bangladesh off for 160 to celebrate a fine victoryLeftarm spinner Nishant Sindhu accentuated Bangladeshs fall with a fivewicket haul 5 for 20But the real protagonist for Indias victory was Dhull He has been spoken about in the Indian domestic circuit as a player to be preserved in cotton wool and the days innings showed the reasonAt 20 Dhull has a far more settled head on his shoulders The Delhi youngster came to the middle when India were 75 for 2 in the 19th overDhull immediately tackled a set of spoton Bangladesh bowlers who exploited a hint of turn to keep the shackles on Indian battersMost of them fell in their attempt to step on the gas and the responsibility of pushing Indian innings fell on the shoulders of DhullHe handled the pressure with aplomb too Overall Dhull batted for 30 overs in the match and he was the last man to be dismissed in the 50th overDhull and Manav Suther added 41 runs for the eight wicket to carry India close to the 200run mark which they eventually managed to go pastBut the total looked subpar once Bangladesh colts went off the block in thundering fashion They scored at six runs an over as openers Tanzid Hasan 51 56 balls and Mohammad Naim 38 40 balls punished Indian bowlersBangladesh reached 70 in a little over 11 overs But once the ball began to lose the shine and hardness Indian spinners brought their team back into the matchLeftarm spinner Suthar evicted Naim and that kicked off a procession of Bangladesh batsmen back to the pavilionThey lost the rest of the nine wickets for 90 runs to complete a spectacular implosion as Sindhu weaved his magicEarlier Pakistan A defeated Sri Lanka A by 60 runs in the first semifinal to enter the summit clashAlso Read India lsquoArsquo smash Pakistan lsquoArsquo by eight wickets in Emerging Asia CupThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever