The Single Most Important Thing You Need To Know About Karthik blitzkrieg wins tri-series final for India as Bangladesh lose the plot

With India requiring 34 keeps running off the last two overs, Karthik pounded 29 not out off only eight conveyances, his third six fixing India's third, and the most hard-earned, triumph over Bangladesh in the competition.

Put into bat, Bangladesh made 166-8, an aggregate they owe to a great extent to number three batsman Sabbir Rahman who made 77 after their best request crumbled.

Pursuing 167 to win, India lost openers Shikhar Dhawan and number three Suresh Raina early, however, captain Rohit Sharma batted serenely to score 56 and keep India's pursuit on track.

He and KL Rahul (24) thought that it was agreeable against the Bangladesh bowlers until the point when Sharma went for a lethal trudge compass of Nazmul Islam, leaving with three sixes and four limits to his name.

Mustafizur Rahman at that point dumbfounded an excellent eighteenth when his initial five balls at Vijay Shankar yielded just a single run and Manish Pandey (28) died of the 6th endeavoring to quicken the challenge.

Next man in Karthik detonated instantly, hitting the primary ball he looked for a six and pillaging 22 keeps running off that over from Rubel Hossain to turn the match on its head.

Requiring 12 keeps running off the last finished from Soumya Sarkar, Shankar tumbled to the fifth conveyance with India still five flees.

Karthik impassively hit the last ball for a six to trigger wild festival by a youthful India group which had rested customary captain Virat Kohli and stumper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, among others.

Between time commander Sharma had before picked to bowl subsequent to winning the hurl, impacted incompletely by the way that pursuing groups had won five of the six matches preceding the last.

Bangladesh endured early jars and drooped to 68 for four halfway through their innings after leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal (3-18) struck three blows, expelling Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar, and Mushfiqur Rahim.

Sabbir took the onus on himself to safeguard Bangladesh and he got some help from Mahmudulla who made 21.

Despite the fact that wickets continued tumbling at the opposite end, Sabbir raised his 50 years off 37 balls to keep the scoreboard ticking.

Paceman Jaydev Unadkat struck twice in the penultimate over of the Bangladesh innings, rejecting Sabbir and Rubel Hossain.

Mehidy Hasan Miraz made 19 not out off seven balls to enable Bangladesh to cross the 150-check.

Outline Score

Bangladesh: 166/8 out of 20 overs (Tamim 15, Lipton 11, Sabbir 77, Soumya 1, Mushfiqur 9, Miraz 19*, Rubel 0, Mustafizur 0*; Unadakat 2/33, Sundar 1/20, Chahal 3/18, Thakur 0/45, Shankar 0/48)

India: 168/6 out of 20 overs (Rohit 56, Dhawan 10, Raina 0, Rahul 24, Pandey 28, Shankar 17, Karthik 29*, Sundar 0*; Shakib 1/28, Miraz 0/17, Rubel 2/35, Nazmul 1/32, Mustafizure 1/21, Soumya 1/33)

India won by 4 wicket