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Bangladesh vs Pakistan, 2nd T20I Match Summary

BAN vs PAK, 2025 - T20 Summary

Bangladesh vs Pakistan Scorecard
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2nd T20I, Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur , Jul 22, 2025
Bangladesh Bangladesh
133 (20.0/20)
Pakistan Pakistan
125 (19.2/20)
Bangladesh beat Pakistan by 8 runs
  • Player of the Match
    Jaker Ali
    55(48)
BAN 133/10
Bat Top Batsmen
<a href=/cricket/players/118366-jaker-ali-playerprofile>Jaker Ali</a>
Jaker Ali
55 (48)
  • 1x4s
  • 5x6s
  • 114.58SR
<a href=/cricket/players/108670-mahedi-hasan-playerprofile>Mahedi Hasan</a>
Mahedi Hasan
33 (25)
  • 2x4s
  • 2x6s
  • 132SR
Bowl Top Bowlers
Bowler
Salman Mirza
ECON 4.25
4
OVERS
17/2
R/W
Bowler
Ahmed Daniyal
ECON 5.75
4
OVERS
23/2
R/W
PAK 125/10
Bat Top Batsmen
<a href=/cricket/players/64730-fahim-ashraf-playerprofile>Faheem Ashraf</a>
Faheem Ashraf
51 (32)
  • 4x4s
  • 4x6s
  • 159.37SR
<a href=/cricket/players/112678-abbas-afridi-playerprofile>Abbas Afridi</a>
Abbas Afridi
19 (13)
  • 2x4s
  • 1x6s
  • 146.15SR
Bowl Top Bowlers
Bowler
Shoriful Islam
ECON 4.25
4
OVERS
17/3
R/W
Bowler
Tanzim Hasan Sakib
ECON 5.75
4
OVERS
23/2
R/W
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Right then, Bangladesh have sealed the series with this gritty win, and they now head into the third and final T20I with momentum on their side. Pakistan will look to salvage some pride and avoid a whitewash, while Bangladesh will eye a clean sweep. That final match will be played on Thursday, 24th July, again in Mirpur, with the first ball to be bowled at 12 pm GMT. Join us an hour early for all the build-up and pre-match insights. Until then, take care! CIAO!
The victorious captain of Bangladesh, LITTON DAS, on the back-to-back series wins for Bangladesh, says that he is happy as his team played really well. Details that having been forced to bat first on losing the toss, they did not bat well in the Powerplay, but Mahedi Hasan and Jaker Ali batted really well. Calls it amazing to watch. On the excellent middle-order batting, Das says that when he saw the wicket, it seemed like a 130-140 wicket. Praises the Mahedi-Jaker stand, and adds that at that stage, the feeling was that if the side could get somewhere close to 130, the bowlers could defend. And praises his bowlers too. On the possible taking of the foot from the throat in the latter stages of the game, Litton explains that when the ball was new, it was difficult to bat, but once it got old, it came onto the bat nicely. Admits that Bangladesh did not execute the plans and hence, the game went so deep. Ends by saying that this win is dedicated to the victims of the air crash on Monday and hopes that the injured recover soon.
Bangladesh's JAKER ALI HAS BEEN ADJUDGED THE PLAYER OF THE MATCH, FOR HIS FANTASTIC 55 (48), which included 5 sixes. On his batting plan, Jaker says that having gone in early, it was quite difficult to bat. Adds that he just thought of playing normal cricket, but details that Mahedi Hasan took chances while he just supported him. On his selection of shots, Ali says that it is his plan to assess the situation, take the game deep and wait for the balls to arrive in his zone. On his bowlers picking up early wickets, JA agrees that Bangladesh's bowlers have done well in both matches. Calls this one a great game, sportingly saying that Pakistan also played hard cricket, but cheekily ends by saying that it is all about winning and losing and Bangladesh have the last laugh!
The skipper of Pakistan, SALMAN AGHA, on being asked about restricting Bangladesh to 133, thinks that the way Pakistan started bowling in the Powerplay, they could have given 10 runs less. Felt that a 130-ish target was chaseable but admits that the batting needs to improve in the Powerplay. On Ahmed Daniyal and Salman Mirza, Agha praises both for having bowled really well and also credits Daniyal for batting really well too, nearly taking the game away from Bangladesh. Calls the players as the ones for the future. On his side, recovering from 15/5, Salman admits that Pakistan need to bat better as a top order. However, he also adds that to bring the game so deep from that situation was really outstanding batting, especially from Faheem Ashraf. Details that he too nearly took the game away, but that's how cricket goes. On the match turning out to be a thriller, SA says that he didn't want to give up, no matter what. Calls the way his team turned things around from 15/5, is outstanding and stresses that this is the kind of belief that he wants in his team. Ends by saying that the game was everyone's money's worth.
Time for the Post-Match Presentations...
Earlier, Bangladesh were sent in to bat and didn’t have the smoothest of starts. Their top order struggled against some disciplined bowling from Pakistan, and they were reduced to 28 for 4 inside six overs. However, Jaker Ali stood tall in the middle, anchoring the innings with a gritty 55 off 48 balls. He found valuable support from Mahedi Hasan, who helped build a crucial partnership in the middle overs. The duo ensured that Bangladesh crossed the 130-mark, which ultimately turned out to be a winning total. Pakistan bowled well in patches, with Salman Mirza and Ahmed Daniyal standing out, but they leaked too many in the final five overs, 47 runs to be precise, which cost them in the end.
Full credit goes to Bangladesh’s bowlers for their relentless accuracy and fight. Shoriful Islam struck twice in the Powerplay and later returned to claim the key wicket of Abbas Afridi, finishing with 3 for 17. Tanzim Hasan Sakib brought his own fire with a double blow in the fifth over that rattled Pakistan’s spine, picking up overall 2 wickets. Mahedi Hasan also shone with his two wickets, and created pressure with his tight lines, while Mustafizur showed his class again in the death overs, holding firm when the game was slipping. Even Rishad Hossain, despite going for runs, chipped in with an important wicket of Faheem. Bangladesh’s fielding was sharp when it mattered, with a run out and some timely stops, which helped their cause.
As the innings wore on, it was Faheem Ashraf who finally provided some resistance. He took his time early on but then played some bold strokes to lift Pakistan’s hopes. His knock of 51 off 32 balls gave the visitors a fair chance. He found some support from Abbas Afridi and Ahmed Daniyal, who played their parts with quick cameos. But wickets continued to fall, and just as Faheem looked set to finish the game, he fell in the 19th over with Pakistan still needing 13. That dismissal proved to be the final blow. The last-wicket pair couldn’t hold on, and Pakistan’s chase was wrapped up for 125, just short once again.
Chasing a target of 134, Pakistan began on the wrong foot and never quite recovered. A run out in the very first over summed up the panic in their camp. Saim Ayub’s early dismissal, followed by Mohammad Haris getting trapped LBW first ball, showed a lack of composure and game awareness. The collapse didn’t stop there, as Fakhar Zaman, Hasan Nawaz, and Mohammad Nawaz all fell in quick succession, reducing Pakistan to 15 for 5 inside the first five overs. The early damage was brutal, and while the pitch wasn’t the easiest to bat on, the lack of intent and poor shot selection from the top order only made matters worse. There was scoreboard pressure, rising required run-rate, and most worryingly, a clear absence of a fight from the frontline batters.
What a tense, gripping, and nerve-wracking finish this turned out to be! Bangladesh edge past Pakistan by just 8 runs in a thrilling low-scoring contest, sealing the three-match T20I series 2-0 with one game to go. It was a contest where bowlers from both sides had a say, but Bangladesh held their nerve better in crunch moments. Pakistan, despite a spirited lower-order fightback led by Faheem Ashraf, once again fell short due to a disappointing performance from their top order. Bangladesh, meanwhile, showed sharper instincts, better discipline, and remarkable composure under pressure, turning the game into a memorable win for their camp. With this win, they’ve taken the series.
Over 19.2 : 125/10
4 Runs
  • 419.1
  • W 19.2
A. Daniyal
17 (11)
S. Mirza
0 (0)
M. Rahman
3.2-0-15-1
19.2
W
Mustafizur Rahman To Ahmed Daniyal OUT!
OUT! CAUGHT AT DEEP MID WICKET! Mustafizur Rahman rolls his fingers over for an off cutter, deceiving the batter with a slower delivery at 117.5 kph. Daniyal, in an attempt to accelerate the innings, opts for an aggressive slog sweep. The contact is clean, the shot powered by strong frontfoot footwork, sending the ball soaring into the air. However, it's straight to Shamim Hossain at deep mid wicket, where he makes it look easy, clasping the ball with both hands. This dismissal ends a brief partnership and wraps up the innings for 125 all out in 19.2 overs. A strategic piece of bowling from Mustafizur, perfectly executed, and a crucial moment as the last wicket falls, signaling the end of the innings. BANGLADESH WIN BY 8 RUNS AND TAKE AN UNASSAILABLE 2-0 LEAD IN THE 3-MATCH SERIES!
19.1
4
Mustafizur Rahman To Ahmed Daniyal
FOUR! A crafty off cutter, significantly slower at 118.2 kph, deceives but doesn't deter. Ahmed Daniyal, with aggressive intent, steps into a powerful frontfoot slog. The ball, making good contact off the bat, sails aerially into the gap. Timing and placement impeccable, it races away for a boundary. This shot injects momentum into the innings, taking the score to 125/9 at 19.1 overs.
Where are we heading? All 3 results still possible. Pakistan win, Bangladesh win or even a Super Over! 13 needed in the final over with a solitary wicket. Will numbers 10 and 11 take the visiting side through? Salman Mirza walks out to bat at number 11, replacing Faheem Ashraf. Mustafizur Rahman to close things out. 3-0-11-0 so far.
Over 19 : 121/9
15 Runs
  • 418.1
  • 018.2
  • 418.3
  • 118.4
  • 618.5
  • W 18.6
F. Ashraf
51 (32)
A. Daniyal
13 (9)
R. Hossain
4-0-42-1
18.6
W
Rishad Hossain To Faheem Ashraf OUT!
OUT! BOWLED! Rishad Hossain with a masterful piece of leg spin at 93.4 kph, completely deceives the batter. Attempting a defensive shot on the front foot, the batter plays and misses, leaving the ball to do the damage. It's a sight for the bowler as the stumps are disturbed.
18.5
6
Rishad Hossain To Faheem Ashraf
SIX! What a magnificent strike that is! A leg spin delivery from the bowler, looping in at 86.1 kph, but it's met with sheer aggression. Ashraf steps into it, showcasing brilliant frontfoot footwork and executes a powerful slog sweep. The intent was clear, the contact was clean, and the timing impeccable. The ball takes an aerial trajectory, flying high and far, landing well beyond the ropes at wide long for a spectacular six. This brings the score to 121/8 at 18.5 overs, signaling a potential shift in momentum at this crucial stage of the match.
18.4
1
Rishad Hossain To Ahmed Daniyal
A teasing leg spin delivery at 93.1 kph, pitching and turning. Ahmed goes on the back foot for an aggressive lofted shot, but it catches the shoulder of the bat, sending it skywards. Despite the intent, it lands safely around mid-wicket, allowing them to scamper through for a single.
18.3
4
Rishad Hossain To Ahmed Daniyal
FOUR! A leg spinner, tossed up invitingly. The battter, seizing the moment with an attacking intent, launches into a powerful slog sweep. Front foot strides forward, making clean, solid contact, sending the ball soaring over the infield. It races away to the mid-wicket boundary, a testament to the impeccable timing and placement.
18.2
0
Rishad Hossain To Ahmed Daniyal
Tossed up at 89.2 kph, a leg spinner just outside off. Daniyal, leaning forward in defense, is thoroughly beaten. No contact made as he plays on the front foot, aiming for control but missing the ball completely.
18.1
4
Rishad Hossain To Ahmed Daniyal
FOUR! A crafty googly at 87.5 kph, but Ahmed Daniyal turns it to his advantage. Leaning back, he aggressively aims for a big hit, gets an inside edge instead, and the ball races away! It's a Chinese cut, not where he intended, but the result is the same - four runs along the ground. towards fine leg The back foot play here, though unintended, worked out perfectly, showcasing the unpredictability and excitement of cricket. This boundary pushes the score to 110/8 at 18.1 overs, injecting some much-needed energy into the innings with a run rate now over 6. The partnership, albeit small, is showing signs of aggression.
Gamble! Rishad Hossain to bowl the 19th over! 3-0-27-0 so far.
Over 18 : 106/8
9 Runs
  • 117.1
  • 417.2
  • 117.3
  • 117.4
  • 1 LB 17.5
  • 117.6
A. Daniyal
4 (5)
F. Ashraf
45 (30)
T. Sakib
4-0-23-2
17.6
1
Tanzim Hasan Sakib To Ahmed Daniyal
A normal delivery, clocking in at 129.8 kph, directed towards mid on. Daniyal goes for an attacking lofted shot off the front foot but gets a bottom edge, sending it aerially towards mid on. Despite the aggressive intent, it only results in a single.
17.5
lb
Tanzim Hasan Sakib To Faheem Ashraf
A normal delivery, angling into the pads, prompts a semi-attacking flick. Unfortunately, it hits the pads, leading to a leg bye. The back foot movement is aimed for connection, but the ball sneaks away.
17.4
1
Tanzim Hasan Sakib To Ahmed Daniyal
A standard delivery, landing on a good length around off, sees Ahmed Daniyal confidently pushing it to the off side. Utilizing his back foot with precision, he makes good contact, sending the ball skimming across the ground for a single.
17.3
1
Tanzim Hasan Sakib To Faheem Ashraf
A clever change of pace there, a slower delivery clocking in at 117.5 kph. Ashraf, reading it well, shifts onto his back foot, presenting a solid defensive stroke. The ball makes good contact with the bat, rolling gently into the off side for a single.
17.2
4
Tanzim Hasan Sakib To Faheem Ashraf
FOUR! Angled away at 113.4 kph, this delivery finds its master. Faheem Ashraf, on his back foot, expertly guides it with semi-attacking intent. The contact is clean, the timing impeccable, and the ball races away to the boundary.
17.1
1
Tanzim Hasan Sakib To Ahmed Daniyal
Angled away delivery, tempting the batter outside off. Ahmed Daniyal leans into a powerful square drive, frontfoot leading, making good contact. The ball races along the ground but is cut off, limiting them to a single.
318/5! That's what India Women have managed against England at Chester-le-Street, in the third ODI. This is the 8th time in 13 occasions that India Women have managed to cross 300 while batting first! Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur led from the front, with a solid 102, with conributions from Jemimah Rodrigues (50), Smriti Mandhana (45), Harleen Deol (45) and Richa Ghosh (38 not out).
Over 17 : 97/8
9 Runs
  • W 16.1
  • 016.2
  • 116.3
  • 616.4
  • 016.5
  • 216.6
F. Ashraf
40 (27)
A. Daniyal
1 (2)
S. Islam
4-0-17-3
16.6
2
Shoriful Islam To Faheem Ashraf
DROPPED! A short ball aimed at the body, the batsman goes for an aggressive pull, hitting it off the shoulder of the bat. Despite the imperfect contact, the ball flies towards long on. Tanzim Hasan Sakib, stationed at long on, dives in an attempt to clutch the aerial threat but spills what could have been a spectacular catch. This missed opportunity allows the batters to scamper through for two runs, adding crucial runs to the scoreboard which now reads 97/8 at the end of the 17th over. This dropped chance not only keeps the partnership alive but also adds pressure on the fielding side in a tense phase of the game.
16.5
0
Shoriful Islam To Faheem Ashraf
A short ball, clocking in at 135.5 kph, zips through outside off. Ashraf, aiming for a defensive shot on the front foot, is utterly beaten. No contact made as the ball sails to the keeper. A tense moment, but no harm done.
16.4
6
Shoriful Islam To Faheem Ashraf
SIX! What an extraordinary hit into the stands! A back-of-the-hand slower delivery, cruising at 102.9 kph, but the batter reads it perfectly. Faheem Ashraf, showing immense attacking intent, steps into a magnificent frontfoot lofted shot. The contact? Absolutely pristine, sending the ball sailing over the boundary for a spectacular six. Amidst a challenging match situation at 95/8 in 16.4 overs, this six brings a glimmer of hope, elevating the run rate!
Full Commentary
19 OV
15 Runs
R. Hossain to A. Daniyal F. Ashraf
  • 418.1
  • 018.2
  • 418.3
  • 118.4
  • 618.5
  • W 18.6
18 OV
9 Runs
T. Sakib to A. Daniyal F. Ashraf
  • 117.1
  • 417.2
  • 117.3
  • 117.4
  • 1 LB 17.5
  • 117.6
17 OV
9 Runs
S. Islam to A. Afridi A. Daniyal F. Ashraf
  • W 16.1
  • 016.2
  • 116.3
  • 616.4
  • 016.5
  • 216.6
16 OV
6 Runs
M. Rahman to F. Ashraf A. Afridi
  • 1 LB 15.1
  • 115.2
  • 015.3
  • 015.4
  • 015.5
  • 415.6
15 OV
20 Runs
R. Hossain to F. Ashraf A. Afridi
  • 414.1
  • 1 WD 14.2
  • 114.2
  • 114.3
  • 614.4
  • 114.5
  • 614.6
14 OV
11 Runs
T. Sakib to A. Afridi F. Ashraf
  • 013.1
  • 413.2
  • 1 NB 13.3
  • 013.3
  • 413.4
  • 113.5
  • 113.6
13 OV
4 Runs
R. Hossain to F. Ashraf A. Afridi
  • 012.1
  • 112.2
  • 112.3
  • 012.4
  • 112.5
  • 112.6
12 OV
12 Runs
M. Hasan to K. Shah F. Ashraf A. Afridi
  • 111.1
  • 611.2
  • 411.3
  • 111.4
  • W 11.5
  • 011.6
11 OV
3 Runs
R. Hossain to K. Shah F. Ashraf
  • 110.1
  • 010.2
  • 110.3
  • 110.4
  • 010.5
  • 010.6
10 OV
3 Runs
M. Hasan to K. Shah S. Agha F. Ashraf
  • 19.1
  • W 9.2
  • 09.3
  • 09.4
  • 19.5
  • 19.6
9 OV
3 Runs
M. Rahman to K. Shah S. Agha
  • 08.1
  • 18.2
  • 08.3
  • 08.4
  • 18.5
  • 18.6
8 OV
6 Runs
M. Hasan to S. Agha K. Shah
  • 07.1
  • 07.2
  • 17.3
  • 47.4
  • 07.5
  • 17.6
7 OV
3 Runs
T. Sakib to S. Agha K. Shah
  • 16.1
  • 06.2
  • 16.3
  • 06.4
  • 16.5
  • 06.6
6 OV
2 Runs
S. Islam to S. Agha K. Shah
  • 05.1
  • 05.2
  • 05.3
  • 05.4
  • 1 WD 5.5
  • 15.5
  • 05.6
5 OV
1 Runs
T. Sakib to S. Agha H. Nawaz M. Nawaz K. Shah
  • 14.1
  • 04.2
  • W 4.3
  • W 4.4
  • 04.5
  • 04.6
4 OV
1 Runs
S. Islam to S. Agha F. Zaman H. Nawaz
  • 13.1
  • W 3.2
  • 03.3
  • 03.4
  • 03.5
  • 03.6
3 OV
3 Runs
M. Rahman to S. Agha F. Zaman
  • 02.1
  • 12.2
  • 12.3
  • 02.4
  • 02.5
  • 12.6
2 OV
6 Runs
S. Islam to F. Zaman M. Haris S. Agha
  • 41.1
  • 11.2
  • W 1.3
  • 1 LB 1.4
  • 01.5
  • 01.6
1 OV
4 Runs
M. Hasan to F. Zaman S. Ayub
  • 10.1
  • 00.2
  • 10.3
  • 1 WD 0.4
  • 10.4
  • 00.5
  • W 0.6
Match Info
  • Venue Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur
  • Weather Clear
  • Toss Pakistan won the toss and elected to field
  • Result Bangladesh beat Pakistan by 8 runs
  • Player of the Match Jaker Ali
  • Umpire Masudur Rahman (BAN), Tanvir Ahmed (BAN) and Gazi Sohel (BAN)
  • Referee Neeyamur Rashid (BAN)
Match Notes
  • Innings Break: Bangladesh 133/10 in 20.0 overs
  • J Ali 3rd T20I fifty: 55 runs in 46 balls (1x4) (5x6)
  • J Ali dropped on 32 by K Shah on 16.6 overs
  • Bangladesh 100/6 in 16.2 overs
  • 5th wkt Partnership: 53 off 49 balls between J Ali (19) and M Hasan (33)
  • Drinks: Bangladesh 53/4 in 10.0 overs
  • Bangladesh 51/4 in 9.3 overs
  • Mandatory Power play (1-6): Bangladesh 29/4
  • L Das dropped on 6 by M Haris on 2.5 overs
  • A Daniyal makes his T20I debut for Pakistan
  • F Ashraf maiden T20I fifty: 51 runs in 31 balls (4x4) (4x6)
  • Pakistan 102/8 in 17.2 overs
  • F Ashraf dropped on 38 by T Sakib on 16.6 overs
  • Referral 4 (15.1): BAN against F Ashraf (LBW) Retained (BAN:2, PAK: 1)
  • Pakistan 50/7 in 12.5 overs
  • Referral 3 (11.5): K Shah against BAN (LBW) Unsuccessful (BAN:2, PAK: 1)
  • K Shah dropped on 11 by P Emon on 10.4 overs
  • Referral 2 (10.2): F Ashraf against BAN (LBW) Successful (BAN:2, PAK: 2)
  • Drinks: Pakistan 30/6 in 9.2 overs
  • Mandatory Power play (1-6): Pakistan 17/5
  • Referral 1 (1.3): M Haris against BAN (LBW) Retained (BAN:2, PAK: 2)
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