India 154/2 (Rohit 85, Dhawan 31, Aminul 2-29) beat Bangladesh 153/6 (Naim 36, Sarkar 30, Mahmudullah 30, Chahal 2-28) by eight wickets
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A 43-ball 85 from Rohit Sharma, in his 100th T20I, helped India chase down 154 with 26 balls to spare and draw level in the T20I series against Bangladesh. It was Rohit's third-quickest innings of 50 or more in T20Is, and it made a below-par Bangladesh total - at the presentation, their captain Mahmudullah reckoned they finished 25-30 runs short of par - look utterly inadequate in flat batting conditions in Rajkot.
India have been a bit of a Jekyll-and-Hyde T20I team of late. Since the start of 2018, they have a 7-7 record while batting first, but they've done much better while chasing: Thursday's win was their 13th in 16 completed games.