Angelo Mathews cannot accept his 'timed out' dismissal. He spread his anger throughout the team and expressed his anger while fielding and at the end of the match. Mathews talks about politeness, respect, and humanity here. Bangladesh pacer Rubel Hossain counter-questioned Mathews where was his emotion when he was involved in ‘Mankadding’ in 2014.

According to ICC rules, both Mankad and timed out are valid outs. Mankad has been around for years, but has recently come into the limelight as more. Meanwhile, Mathews was timed out for the first time in the history of international cricket, although there are precedents for timed outs in domestic cricket.

Mathews could not accept anything after being out. After talking to the umpire, he also requested the Bangladesh captain not to take it out. But Shakib did not make any emotional decisions in the life-and-death battle for the Champions Trophy. While unsuccessful here, Mathews began to complain that he was ready in time. Again he raised questions about the common sense of the Bangladesh team. It is clear that Mathews is constantly making accusations and excuses out of passion.

As Mathews brings the spirit, humanity, and respect of cricket, old memories of Sri Lankan spinner Sachitra Senanayake's mankad out to Jos Buttler when he was captain in 2014 came back. Whereas former Sri Lankan captain Mathews showed no humanity in taking Mankad out as it was within the wicket rules.

So Bangladeshi bowler Rubel asked on social media, "Mathews you are a professional cricketer, where was your emotion when you made a controversial dismissal of Jos Buttler 9 years ago?”

Shakib Al Hasan won the toss and decided to bowl first . Bangladesh got a wicket in the first over. After losing the first wicket for 5 runs, Sri Lanka lost two more wickets in a row at 66 and 72 runs. They got a pair of 63 runs for the fourth wicket. Then the pair of 78 runs came again in the sixth wicket. In the end, the Lankans were all out for 279 runs.

Lankan middle-order batsman Charith Asalanka scored a century to give the team a total of 279 runs. Fortunately, Asalanka was able to make this run, otherwise, Bangladesh would not have had the opportunity to set a record! Yes, Bangladesh now holds the record for highest run chase at Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium.

Bangladesh scored 282 runs in just 41.1 overs against Sri Lanka's target of 280 runs.