The Pakistan cricket team on a tour of Bangladesh defeated the host team in the second match to win the three-match T20 series 2-0.
The national team easily completed the target of 109 runs for the loss of only two wickets in 18.1 overs. When the national team came on the field in pursuit of the target, on the third ball of the second over, captain Babar Azam got clean bowled by Mustafizur Rehman, he made only one score.
After Babar Azam, opener Mohammad Rizwan and top order Fakhr Zaman batted carefully and brought the match to a complete victory but only 12 scores before the victory Mohammad Rizwan was caught playing high shorts, Rizwan scored 39 off 45 balls. Scored. Pakistan had completed 100 runs for the loss of two wickets on the first ball of the 17th over while at the end of the 18th over they scored 108 runs to level the score.
Earlier, the Pakistani team bowled brilliantly and did not allow the Bengali players to play openly. The first two players of the Bangladesh team returned to the pavilion with only 5 scores. Shaheen Shah Afridi bowled the first over and made opener Saif Hassan LBW on the fifth ball. Saif Hassan was dismissed without scoring a run. Mohammad Waseem also took a wicket in the second over. He dismissed opener Mohammad Naeem on the last ball of the over. Naeem scored two runs and was caught by Fakhr Zaman.
Bangladesh's third wicket fell to an aggregate score of 51 when Afif Hussain was caught by wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan off Shadab Khan's ball. In the fourth ball of the thirteenth over, the wicket-keeper was caught by captain Muhammadullah Haris Rauf.
Top order Najam Al Hassan was the fifth player to be dismissed. Nam Al Hassan scored 40. He was caught by Shadab Khan. Mehdi Hassan was the sixth player to be dismissed. Mehdi Hassan was caught by Muhammad Nawaz's ball.
With a total score of 102, wicketkeeper-batsman Noorul Hassan scored 11 runs and was caught by Shaheen Shah Afridi.
For Pakistan, Shaheen Shah Afridi and Shadab Khan took two wickets each while Mohammad Wasim, Haris Rauf and Mohammad Nawaz led the way to the pavilion.
