Watch: Washington Sundar’s epic slip while bowling in second ODI against Bangladesh leaves fans in laughter

Team India are currently busy playing in the ongoing three-match ODI series in Bangladesh. On 7th December, they took on the home side in Mirpur for the second match of the series. In the series opener, India suffered a one-wicket loss. However, Washington Sundar had a decent performance in that game.

He scored 19 runs off 43 balls while Sundar took two wickets for 17 runs in five overs. So, all eyes were on this star all-rounder once again in this match. Speaking of the match, Bangladesh won the toss and opted to bat first. During that inning, Washington Sundar had a fall while bowling, and the video has now gone viral.

Here is the shared video:

Funny catch by Shikhar Dhawan....

Tal thok ke..🤣🤣#ShikharDhawan #indvsbang #siraj #UmranMalik #washingtonsundar #RohitSharma #ViratKohli #IndianCricketTeam pic.twitter.com/5vJe6tUftY

— Nikesh Gohite🇮🇳 (@nikesh_gohite) December 7, 2022

Washington Sundar took three wickets in his first three overs in the second ODI

Speaking of the video, the incident took place during the 17th minute. Washington Sundar was bowling for India while Shakib Al Hasan was batting. On the last delivery of that over, Sundar bowled a full and loopy ball in middle and off. Shakib tried to slog sweep it but managed a top edge only.

Shikhar Dhawan was at slip and avoided a collision with Siraj. Then, he grabbed the catch with a catch. But, after finishing the delivery, Sundar was seen falling down flat on his face as it seemed that he had an epic slip. But, his eyes were always on the ball if that catch was taken or not properly. Thus, Shakib got out for eight runs off 20 balls, including one four. 

Speaking about Bangladesh’s innings, they managed 156 runs for six wickets in 37 overs. Washington Sundar took three wickets for 35 runs in nine overs. Umran Malik also had a good performance by conceding 21 runs in seven overs with one wicket. For the home side, Mehidy Hasan Miraz was batting on 49* runs off 54 balls, including three fours and two sixes. Along with him, Mahmudullah was batting on 38* runs off 57 balls, including three fours.