62 from 52 balls might not be the most explosive of knocks, especially in the modern game, but it was just what was required for Bangladesh. Naim kept the scoreboard moving with six boundaries while also providing the stability needed for the Tigers to set the platform for their late-inning assault.Mushfiqur Rahim Leask (2-13) and his fellow spinners Watt (1-23) and Chris Greaves (0-9 from two overs) applied the brakes well for Scotland, although Nadeem struck a couple of sweet sixes before he departed for 25 to a sharp catch by Richie Berrington off Watt. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player "I'm really happy," Ashton said. "My game is lifting and I'm happy I've got back in the World Championship, but I've got another mission to do as well to get in the Grand Slam.