India vs Bangladesh, ICC World Cup 2019 Match Highlights: As it happened

Catch the highlights from match 40 of the ICC Cricket World Cup between India and Bangladesh played at Edgbaston, Birmingham.

That brings us to the end of our live coverage from this game. India have secured their place at the semi-finals with that victory. Join us again tomorrow as England take on New Zealand with another semi-final spot up for grabs. Live coverage starts at 3 PM IST. Till then it's goodbye!
Virat Kohli (India Captain): Bangladesh have played some really good cricket in this tournament. Even till the last ball was bowled, they batted with intended. It's good to have 'Q' on the points table now. This will keep us in a good frame of mind going into the semi-finals. (Five bowlers) Look, we experienced that Hardik when put under pressure has come back really well. He's really looking forward to do stuff for the team. He has a gut feel of what the batsman is looking to do. I know five bowlers was a gamble, but it was keeping in mind the ground dimensions. We wanted to play the perfect combination for the small boundary. (On Rohit) I have been watching it for years now. He's the best One-day player around and we are so delighted to see him. When he plays like that, everybody is happy to see him strike this so well. (On Bumrah) His overs were always going to be crucial, so that's why we stopped him after four initially. He's a world-class bowler and he just knows what he's up against. We can look to capitalise on situations where we are in a position to score those extra 30 runs. Very happy with the way the team has played so far. Thank you - the fans have been magnificent.
Mashrafe Mortaza (Bangladesh Captain): That was the match we had to win. We couldn't make it but there was some good performances by Mustafizur. One of them had to go on and score 80-90. Bit of luck could have gone our favour. The tournament has been nice, exceptional performance by Shakib and Mushi batted really well right through. A batsman like Rohit Sharma in such form, but it happens in cricket and we cannot blame Tamim for that. We will try to play our best in the last game. They were here supporting us today as well.
Rohit Sharma, Man of the Match: I had a great feeling right at the start. The pitch was good to bat on. Initially wanted to take some time and then assess where we go from there. That's how it has been for me at this World Cup. The first game against South Africa the conditions were challenging, so I had to take my time. Against England as well the pitch was two paced and wasn't coming onto the bat as normally I would like to and they used the slower balls really well. But again batting first there is no pressure of the scoreboard. You come out thinking to be positive and that's what I do. I was lucky. Fortune favors the brave. I never think about the short boundary. My game is all about piercing the field and once I am in there the idea is to put pressure on the bowlers. My mantra is whatever has happened in the past, keep it in the past. It is a new day, present day and I don't try to think what has happened. That is very critical from a team's point of view, the guys who are batting well should carry on and get the team to a good total. What has happened today has happened, I need to focus on the next game now.
Not a bad place to be for India on the Points Table going into their final group stage game.
Bumrah starts with a low full toss but Saifuddin only manages to send it to deep midwicket for a single. Rubel slogs at the next ball but it only rolls to midwicket for a single. Saifuddin drills the 3^rd ball straight down the ground and it goes past a diving Kohli for FOUR. That brings up the FIFTY for Saifuddin. He then mistimes the next shot to square leg for a single. BOWLED! Finally Bumrah nails the Yorker and Rubel has to make the long walk back to the dressing room. Mustafizur Rahman walks out to bat. BOWLED! Even the Fizz has no response to a Bumrah Yorker as it creeps past his bat to crash into the off-stump. Bumrah seals the win for India as they seal their passage into the semi-finals with one game to spare. India win by 28 runs.

Bangladesh 286/10 after 48 overs.
WICKET! Mustafizur b Bumrah 0 (1)

Another pinpoint yorker from Bumrah and that seals India's passage into the semi-finals. Mustafizur just doesn't manage to get his bat down in time.
WICKET! Rubel b Bumrah 9 (11)

Bumrah nails the yorker and it crashes into the leg-stump. Bumrah knows how much it means and he lets out a roar. Rare show of emotion from the pacer.
FIFTY up for Saifuddin! 50 (37)
FOUR! Bumrah sends down a full delivery and Saifuddin drills it straight down the ground to bring up his FIFTY.
Mohammed Shami returns to the attack. He starts with a Yorker and Rubel swings and misses. The 2^nd ball is a low full toss which Rubel mistimes to long-on for a single. The next ball is too short and called a wide. The next ball is short and Saifuddin pulls it to fine leg for FOUR. He then jams out the Yorker for a single. Rubel swings and misses at the last two balls. 7 runs off the over. Bangladesh need 36 from 18 balls to win. Can Saifuddin pull off something special here?

Bangladesh 279/8 after 47 overs.
FOUR! Saifuddin pulls the ball and manages to send it fine to the boundary.
Bumrah starts with a high slow full toss but it’s deemed a fair delivery. Saifuddin then drives the next ball for a single. Rubel plays a brilliant shot on the 3^rd ball sending it straight down the ground for FOUR. The batsmen then take singles off the last 3 balls. 8 runs off the over. Bangladesh need 43 from 24 balls now. This is getting to close to comfort for India.

Bangladesh 272/8 after 46 overs.
FOUR! Rubel clears his front foot and gets down on one knee to slap the ball straight past Bumrah.
Bhuvi starts with a length delivery which Mortaza launches high down the ground for SIX. CAUGHT! Bhuvi strikes on the next ball as Mortaza goes for another big hit but edges it back to the keeper. Rubel Hossain walks out to bat. He gets a full toss which hits him flush on the pads. Rubel pulls the 4^th ball for a single. The next delivery is wide down leg. Saifuddin walks out and sends the next ball racing through extra cover. Saifuddin then picks up a single to end the over. 13 runs off the over. Bangladesh need 51 from 30 balls to win now.

Bangladesh 264/8 after 45 overs.
FOUR! Bhuvi goes for the yorker but Saifuddin steps forward and takes it full sending the ball racing through extra cover.
WICKET! Mortaza c Dhoni b Bhuvneshwar 8 (5)

This time Bhuvi sends down a slower delivery outside off and Mortaza goes for another big swipe but only edges it back to the keeper.