Pak Won second T20 Win By Pakistan
Fakhar Zaman and Bowlers lead Pakistan to series win
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| Pak Won | 2nd T20 Win By Pakistan |
Pakistan 109 for 2 (Fakhar 57*, Rizwan 39) beat Bangladesh 108 for 7 (Shanto 40, Afif 20,
Afridi 2-15, Shadab 2-22) by eight wickets
Pakistan 109 for 2 (Fakhar 57*, Rizwan 39) beat Bangladesh 108 for 7 (Shanto 40, Afif 20, Afridi 2-15, Shadab 2-22) by eight wickets
Pakistan walked to an unassailable 2-0 lead in the T20I series with an eight-wicket prevail upon Bangladesh in the second game in Dhaka. Their bowlers did the heft of the work, limiting the home side to 108 for 7 with a compelling showcase in the second 50% of the innings.
Shaheen Shah Afridi and Shadab Khan took two wickets each, with magnificent help from Mohammad Wasim Jr and Haris Rauf, who didn't allow Bangladesh to move away in the demise overs.
Pakistan then, at that point, took 18.1 overs to arrive at the aggregate. Mohammad Rizwan and Fakhar Zaman added 85 runs for the subsequent wicket, their organization finishing when Pakistan simply required 12 to win. Fakhar stayed unbeaten on 57 off 51 balls, while Rizwan made 39 off 45.
Pakistan had a direct pursue predominantly due to how their bowlers shut down the home side. Bangladesh were 64 for 3 at the midway phase of their innings, and just oversaw 44 in their last 10 overs for the deficiency of four wickets. That, at last, had a significant effect.
Pakistan walked to an unassailable 2-0 lead in the T20I series with an eight-wicket prevail upon Bangladesh in the second game in Dhaka. Their bowlers did the heft of the work, limiting the home side to 108 for 7 with a compelling showcase in the second 50% of the innings.
Shaheen Shah Afridi and Shadab Khan took two wickets each, with magnificent help from Mohammad Wasim Jr and Haris Rauf, who didn't allow Bangladesh to move away in the demise overs.
Pakistan then, at that point, took 18.1 overs to arrive at the aggregate. Mohammad Rizwan and Fakhar Zaman added 85 runs for the subsequent wicket, their organization finishing when Pakistan simply required 12 to win. Fakhar stayed unbeaten on 57 off 51 balls, while Rizwan made 39 off 45.
Pakistan had a direct pursue predominantly due to how their bowlers shut down the home side. Bangladesh were 64 for 3 at the midway phase of their innings, and just oversaw 44 in their last 10 overs for the deficiency of four wickets. That, at last, had a significant effect.
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