Thrilling win for Bangladesh against Ireland

Dhaka: Bangladesh stung by surprise Ireland to revive their World Cup campaign with a 27-Run victory in front of some 25,000 noisy fans back home on Friday.
Bangladesh, bowled for 205 after the first blow in the match day-night hit back to dismiss the leading non-Test nation of 178 in 45 overs in a packed stadium of Sher-e-Bangla.
Former captain Mohammad Ashraful, who scored only one run, was hardly a hero with the ball, claiming two top-order wickets with his part-time off spin.
Skipper Shakib Al Hasan also took two wickets with spin left arm seamer to Shafiul Islam polished with a tail at a rapid pace, with 4-21 from eight overs.
Bangladesh, who lost his first match in India last week, lapped up the pressure in a game they had to win to stay in contention for the quarterfinals from Group B.
But the co-hosts who play all their matches at home, should continue to beat the Netherlands, and at least one of the established teams including England, South Africa and West Indies.
The victory helped Bangladesh to avenge two consecutive defeats by Ireland's major events, losing the 2007 World Cup in the Caribbean, and again in 2009 World Twenty20 in England.
Shakib turned to the back after one of the more Shafiul, resulting in left-Armer Abdul Razzaq in the second on and off the counter Naeem Islam in the third.
The move paid immediate dividends, as Paul Stirling was floored by Razzaq for nine, before the Irish captain William Porterfield fell to the first delivery Shakib for 20.
Ed Joyce and Neil O'Brien assessment from 36-2 to 75 when Ashraful struck with the first delivery of his second spell.
Joyce, a former England batsman, made a quick 16 years old when he was beaten in the air flighted ball and gave a happy Ashraful easy prey to return.
Ashraful then bowled Andrew White for 10, Shakib claimed his second wicket when Neil O'Brien dropped by Tamim Iqbal diving catch in the deep mid-wicket after making 38.
Kevin O'Brien slammed three fours and six in 37 during the sixth-wicket stand of 41 with Andre Botha, when he pulled to mid wicket Shafiul to reduce Ireland's 151-6 in 37 th over.
Shafiul, who recovered in time from a shoulder injury to play a key match, said three of the last four wickets to send Ireland crashing.
Earlier, seamer Andre Botha took three wickets and George Dockrell and Trent Johnston said in a bowl with two of the nodes in 49.2 overs.
The hosts made a blistering start, racing to 49 without loss by the end of fifth over, 37 of these works Based on the blade Tamim.
But the advantage was soon lost as four wickets fell for 33 runs in the next 10 overs.
Man of the match Tamim, who top-scored with 70 against India began with the 10 works in the opening of Boyd Rankin and stroked seven boundaries in his 44 from 43 balls.
Mushfiqur Rahim and Hasan Raqibul lifted the hosts with 61-Run to stand for the fifth wicket, before tailender Naeem Islam growth in common with the caller 29 to the end.