Live: ICC World Cup 2019 warm-up match | India vs Bangladesh

May 28, 2019 02:46 pm | Updated May 29, 2019 12:38 am IST

Bangladesh's Rubel Hossain, right, celebrates with a teammate the dismissal of India's Rohit Sharma, left, during the Cricket World Cup warm up match between Bangladesh and India at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff, England, Tuesday, May 28, 2019.

Bangladesh's Rubel Hossain, right, celebrates with a teammate the dismissal of India's Rohit Sharma, left, during the Cricket World Cup warm up match between Bangladesh and India at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff, England, Tuesday, May 28, 2019.

Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza won the toss and decided to bowl first in the warm-up match against India at Cardiff.

India lost their opening warm-up game to New Zealand at The Oval. Virat Kohli said allrounder Vijay Shankar is fit.

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The top-order will ideally like an extended session in the middle but injured Kedar Jadhav and Vijay Shankar’s lack of game time will certainly be a bigger worry for India ahead of their final  World Cup  warm-up game against Bangladesh in Cardiff on Tuesday.

The top heavy Indian line-up flattered to deceive in bowling-friendly conditions at the Oval as Trent Boult troubled them with both swing and seam movement.

The six-wicket defeat against New Zealand however won’t be a big worry for Virat Kohli as he has some bigger issues to take care of.

Kohli is bound to be a worried man if Jadhav and Shankar are unable to get a decent hit against Mashrafe Mortaza’s men before facing a tricky opposition like South Africa in its tournament opener at Southampton on June 5.

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