Pakistan beats Bangladesh by 8 wickets in 2nd T20, lead series by 2-0

Fakhar Zaman’s unbeaten 57, following a clinical bowling show prior in the day, assisted Pakistan with securing the three-match T20I series in Mirpur with an eight-wicket triumph in Game 2 on Saturday (November 20).

Having picked to bat first once more, Bangladesh were limited to another shoddy complete regardless of being sensibly positioned at 78 for 3 toward the finish of 12 overs. In any case, in contrast to yesterday, there was no last prosper – the host group figuring out how to add simply 30 to their all out in the last eight overs, including a breakdown of three for nine runs set off by the spinners.

Shaheen Afridi, supplanting Pakistan’s star with the ball yesterday Hasan Ali, hit with his fifth chunk of the visit, to trap Saif Hasan lbw for a clench hand ball duck. Mohammad Wasim Jr asked Naim to leave for good at the opposite end soon enough, yet a 46-run remain between Najmul Hossain Shanto (40) and Afif Hossain helped the hosts cover some ground.

In any case, when that organization was broken by Shadab Khan soon after Bangladesh went past 50, the hosts couldn’t see as one more to balance out their innings. Shadab got back to get Shanto off his own bowling, ten shy of fifty, and Bangladesh’s batting deteriorated. The lower request battled against speed and twist the same to slither to a modest 108/7 from their distributed overs. Notwithstanding Shoaib Malik, each bowler stowed no less than a wicket with Shaheen Afridi 2-15 and Shadab (2-22) packed away a support.

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In answer, Pakistan captain Babar Azam hacked on once more to withdraw for a five-ball 1 in the third finished, yet the guests never had any scoreboard strain on them. Fakhar Zaman held hands with Mohammad Rizwan to guarantee the pursuit was in the groove again soon enough as the pair put on a consistent second-wicket stand worth 85 to everything except seal the destiny of the game, and series.

Zaman drove the charge there, hitting three sixes and several limits in his 51-ball unbeaten 57, while Rizwan, not at his familiar best, was glad to play a supportive role with a commitment of 39 in that stand. As a reassurance, Aminul Islam broke the remain with Rizwan’s scalp however by then Pakistan were just 12 away. Zaman assisted them over the line with the primary bundle of the penultimate over, Pakistan sacking the series 2-0 with a current game.

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