Sahibzada Farhan scored a blistering 63 from 41 balls to propel Pakistan to an emphatic win against Bangladesh in the third and final T20I of their three-match series, winning him Player of the Match honors.
Bangladesh captain Litton Das has described it as an outstanding performance from his side, crediting Jaker Ali with an outstanding innings while Mahedi Hasan and Rishad Hossain also impressed.
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Scorecard of Bangladesh National Cricket Team vs Pakistan
Bangladesh prevailed after an exciting contest at Shere Bangla National Stadium to claim victory over Pakistan in their second T20I. Litton Das’ side earned victory by seven wickets in 15.3 overs after chasing down an underwhelming target of 133 runs in just 15.3. Earlier, in the inaugural match against Pakistan at this venue, they reduced them to only 15 for 5 and delivered another crushing defeat for their visitors.
Bangladesh captain Litton Das was delighted with his team’s performance and highlighted Mahedi Hasan-Jaker Ali partnership as key to victory. Das believed the target could have been chased, although more could have been done during Powerplay overs. Das also spoke highly of his bowlers and spoke highly of how much they have improved since previous games.
Taskin Ahmed and Nasum Ahmed’s bowling was particularly impressive to him; he described them as highly economical. At times he thought Pakistan might make a comeback but simply didn’t possess enough firepower.
Pakistan captain Salman Agha was satisfied with his side’s overall performances and believed the series provided them an opportunity to assess their bench strength ahead of the 2026 ICC T20 World Cup. He acknowledged the efforts of Ahmed Daniyal and Salman Mirza, praising their performances under pressure while admitting too many runs leaked off late overs. In terms of fielding performance he lauded quick run outs by his side before hoping that Bangladesh continue playing such good cricket into the future as well.
Bangladesh vs Pakistan
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is the main organization responsible for managing cricket in Bangladesh. Established as the Bangladesh Cricket Control Board in 1972, and later changed to Bangladesh Cricket Board in 2007, this government-owned corporation now oversees both national team management and sport promotion.
The BCB has set itself numerous goals, such as increasing participation rates at national tournaments while improving competition standards, as well as working to promote sport both domestically and abroad. Furthermore, they aim to increase revenue streams by implementing new rules and policies.
Bangladesh finished 8th in their group during the 2019 World Cup and were unfortunately unable to qualify for the semi-finals, yet this result was considered successful for their team. Next year they are hoping to further improve and hope that with some talented young players they can compete with some of the top teams worldwide.
Bangladesh scored 111 runs in 15.3 overs in their first Twenty20 International (T20I) of their three-match series against Pakistan, led by Parvez Hossain Emon’s 56 off 39 balls – part of an important partnership formed with Towhid Hridoy during middle overs. Pakistan bowlers Salman Ali Agha and Ahmed Daniyal performed admirably; however, too much runs were leaked during the final five overs to allow Bangladesh victory by eight runs.
1st T20I
The five-match white ball series and three ODIs that follow provide both teams with an ideal platform to experiment and assess their form before the Champions Trophy in September. World champion India under Rohit Sharma are hoping to make an impression, while Pakistan look to continue their dominance of this format. Suryakumar Yadav, Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Varma, Hardik Pandya and Rinku Singh in India’s batting lineup; Mohammad Shami, Axar Patel Varun Chakaravarthy Ravi Bishnoi and Washington Sundar will all play their roles during these matches.
LITTON DAS (BANGLADESH): Bangladesh faced an uphill task chasing 111 runs after losing the toss, but Hridoy and Parvez kept their nerves calm by striking early sixes and building an important partnership in the middle overs that kept Bangladesh within striking distance. They eventually fell just a few runs short of reaching their target; although Shoriful Islam and Tanzim Hasan Sakib took two wickets quickly in quick succession from Hridoy and Parvez.
Faheem Ashraf attempted a front foot sweep shot but lost his balance, and in trying to recover went for an audacious swing which missed. It flew to long on where Tanzim Hasan Sakib dived for it but spilled it; that missed opportunity cost them the match. Pakistan struggled in bowling department except Salman Mirza who picked up two wickets on debut; additionally they leaked lots of runs in final few overs leading up to defeat.
2nd T20I
Bangladesh won the second Twenty20 International by eight runs to take an unassailable 2-0 advantage in their three-match series against Pakistan led by Faheem Ashraf and seal an unprecedented win. Bangladesh managed to hold their nerve in key situations to beat a passionate Pakistan side led by Faheem Ashraf.
Rishad Hossain to Abbas Afridi: Pakistan are struggling at 88/8 in the 17th over, needing 13 from their final over. Afridi attempts a defensive shot on the front foot but is outwitted by Shoriful Islam’s off-cutter that deceives Afridi before landing just outside his legs to dislodge the stumps and end their innings.
Jaker Ali Is the Player of the Match! After an indifferent start, Bangladesh opener Jaker ali showcased his true class by scoring 55 off 48 balls despite strong support from Mahedi Hasan who hit an unbeaten 56 off 39 deliveries – however Jaker’s composure under pressure ultimately sealed victory for their hosts.
After the match, Salman Ahmad Agha praised Pakistan’s bowling unit but conceded that their top order needed to improve during Powerplay stages. He acknowledged the efforts of Ahmed Daniyal and debutant Salman Mirza for salvaging their team from an otherwise difficult position. On Thursday at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur the third and final T20I will begin at 12 pm GMT; stay tuned for updates!
Final T20I
Bangladesh edge out India by 8 runs to take the series lead with two victories!
Twenty20 cricket is an international form of short form cricket that limits innings to 20 overs per side, featuring matches with huge crowds at Indian Premier League matches and millions more viewing on television. As well as its wide popularity and financial benefits, twenty20 is also rapidly growing format within cricket.
LITTON DAS (WINNER): “This win was absolutely monumental for us and we couldn’t be more delighted with the way we performed. Although Bangladesh wasn’t great during their Powerplay innings, Mahedi Hasan and Jaker Ali batted extremely well to propel their side to 130-140 runs. Furthermore, Littons Das explained they are an adaptable team who try to assess each situation individually before playing within our limitations to further take the game forward.
Faheem Ashraf (SCORE-CORNER):
When Shoriful Islam bowled a short ball to Faheem Ashraf that hit his body, Faheem took swift and decisive action by attacking aggressively. With brilliant frontfoot footwork he executed a powerful slog sweep shot that took an aerial trajectory and ended well over the fence at long on for a six. This brought up to score to 121/8 after 18.5 overs.
