This is a transcript of a cricket commentary of a match between Bangladesh and New Zealand in the ICC Cricket World Cup. The commentary covers the highlights of the batting and bowling performances of both teams, as well as the score updates and the power play signals. The commentary is mostly in Bengali, with some English words mixed in. The commentary praises the players who perform well, such as Mushfiqur Rahim, Shakib Al Hasan, Kane Williamson, and Lockie Ferguson. The commentary also uses music and applause to create excitement and suspense.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Bangladesh and New Zealand are playing a match in the Cricket World Cup.
2. The match is being broadcast live.
3. The current run rate is mentioned in the text.
4. A player named Henry is mentioned as a key player for New Zealand.
5. A player named Tamim is mentioned as a key player for Bangladesh.
6. The text mentions the names of several other players, including Williamson, Shakib, and Mustafiz.
7. The text describes various events in the match, including wickets, runs, and overs.
8. The match is being played with a ball.
9. The text mentions the concept of a "silent killer" in the context of cricket.
10. The ICC (International Cricket Council) is mentioned as the governing body of the Cricket World Cup.
11. The text mentions the name of a player, Riyad, who is referred to as a "silent killer".
12. The match is being played with two teams, Bangladesh and New Zealand.
13. The text describes the action of a player, Mustafiz, who is bowling.
14. The text mentions the concept of a "swing" in the context of cricket.
15. The text describes the action of a player, Henry, who is batting.
16. The text mentions the name of a player, Mahammad, who is referred to as a key player.
17. The text describes the action of a player, Mustafiz, who is bowling and gets a wicket.
18. The text mentions the concept of an "innings" in the context of cricket.
19. The text describes the action of a player, Shakib, who is batting.
Note that some of the text appears to be in Bengali or another language, so I may have missed some key facts due to language barriers.