Talking about the match, Hardik Pandya played a vital role in India's emphatic win by 50 runs in Antigua on Saturday. He smashed an unbeaten 27-ball 50, laced with four boundaries and three sixes, to help India finish with 196 for five - their highest score in what has been a low-scoring tournament so far. He later returned to pick a wicket for 32 runs, while Kuldeep Yadav snared three as India restricted Bangladesh to 146 for eight. The second consecutive loss for Bangladesh saw them slip to the bottom spot in Group 1 of Super Eight, while India jumped to the top of the table, having earlier secured a win against Afghanistan and they later held the position after Rashid Khan's men stunned Australia on Sunday in Kingston to script one of the biggest upsets so far and their biggest ever international win. India will play their final Siper Eight game on Monday in Gros Islet against Australia.