Afghan poker kills Bangladesh

No, it was not somehow succeeding against the Afghans. Bangladesh won for the first time in that Twenty20 World Cup. Then drawn four match rates. After the whitewash in the three-match series in Dehradun, the country also lost its first appearance of a tri-nation fight. Finally, the Afghan poker lost to T20 in Chittagong and they won by 3 wickets.
The color of the match has changed at every moment since the start of the match. Shafiul Islam got off to a great start but the Afghans took control of the match when Mahmudullah missed the easy catch. Opener Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Hazratullah Jazai opened the innings for two runs in 5 overs. At that time, Shakib failed to get the ball to his bowler.
More than half of the entire innings came from Shakib's bat. Shakib, who scored his eighth half-century off four fours and four sixes, was unbeaten on 7 runs. But the captain of Afghanistan could have been Rashid. He suffered a hamstring injury when he was fielding in the midwicket of the team's ninth over. The leg-spinner came into the field in the 12th over with leg pain. Until he was there, Bangladesh took a lot of control of the match in Shakib-Mushfiq's 4-run stand.
There was a need for a breakthrough at that moment. Shakib handed the ball over to 3-year-old Afif Hossain. The right-arm off-breaker has promised confidence with a pair of wickets in one over. After that break, an Afghan storm stopped in Chittagong. 8th to 7th - In this 5 overs, tourists lose 5 wickets for 5 runs. Shafiqullah and Rashid Khan scored 3 runs in the last over to bring Afghanistan to an unbeaten 5 runs.

Shakib's team had a chance to win the match by stopping Afghanistan by a low run. But after losing two openers, Liton Das and Nazmul Hossain, Shabir Rahman, Mahmudullah and Afif batted in the middle order. But Shakib was the last defender in the captaincy innings.


However, two balls before Rashid hit the field, Mushfiq scored 25 runs and returned to the field with a bad shot. The Afghan captain was still not bowling, coming in the 9th over. Mahmudullah and Afif returned in two successive overs. But the last was not saved. Rashid fell under the cannon of Shakib in the third over of the third innings. Mosaddek-Shakib took two runs in his four overs and four sixes in his six overs. In that over, Rashid lost the captain Shakib, the winning hero of Bangladesh.