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Miraz Hits Match-Winning Six, Hospitalized for Suspected Concussion

Mehedi Hasan Miraz hit a six to win the match but was hospitalized after showing signs of concussion.

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Mehedi Hasan Miraz hit a six off Riley Meredith to secure Bangladesh's 5-wicket win, clinching their first-ever ODI series against Australia. Miraz fell ill after being hit on the helmet by a Nathan Ellis delivery but recovered to finish the match. He was taken to Evercare Hospital for observation after the match.

National team physio Bayejidul Islam confirmed Miraz showed signs of concussion and was sent to the hospital for scans and 24-hour observation. Taskin Ahmed, in a post-match press conference, said Miraz appeared fine and there was no cause for concern.

FAQ

What happened to Miraz after hitting the match-winning six?
Miraz fell ill after being hit on the helmet and was taken to the hospital for observation.
Did Miraz show any signs of serious injury?
Miraz showed signs of concussion but was reported to be fine by Taskin Ahmed.

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