Rohit Sharma continued his supreme run with the bat tonight as he hit 83 off 55 balls. His innings made the difference as India posted 166/6 before restricting Bangladesh to 121/7. The opener once again justified his nickname 'Hitman' as he pulverised the Bangladesh bowlers.

The 28 year-old had a let off on 21. It proved to be costly for the hosts as he smashed 62 off the next 27 balls he faced.

While Rohit's innings pivoted the match in India's favour, another man to hog the limelight was Hardik Pandya. Pandya hit 31 off 18 and once again Mahendra Singh Dhoni showed his knack of successful gambles by promoting the allrounder up the order before him. This move had earlier worked in the second T20I against Sri Lanka.

Despite aback spasm, Dhoni was in his element once again as he hit the last ball for his customary six.

So this match saw Rohit come back into form as he narrowly missed out on becoming the first Indian to hit two T20I tons. It also indicated why Dhoni is one of the most successful skippers as his promotion of Pandya struck gold.

The duo put on 61 runs for the fifth wicket as 114 runs were plundered in the last 10 overs.