Shaheen takes his 100th ODI wicket. Congratulations Shaheen Afridi for reaching 100 wickets at just 20 years old! What an incredible achievement, bruh!
The Bangladeshi batsmen seem to have started off on the wrong foot. The advantage was initially gained in the Oval match, where the runs came in gradually. The number of supporting roles played by the early Bangladeshi batsmen could be the determining factor!
England and Bangladesh are currently vying for the title of the weakest teams in the tournament. Pakistan, meanwhile, is putting in a significant effort to join their ranks.
Shahid Afridi makes a powerful return, putting Bangladesh at 6-2 as Six Feet Four Inches tall Usama Mir bends/dives to take a catch.
The ego battles between Tamim and Shakib seem to be resurfacing to haunt the Bangladesh team. Opting for Tamim over Tanzid, who only averages around 12, might have been a wiser choice.
After three overs, Bangladesh stands at 6-2.
Haris Rauf Strikes!!
Haris Rauf strikes, taking a wicket after conceding three boundaries in his opening over.
He dismisses Mushfiqur Rahim!!
What is this behavior, Babar??
Pakistan is on fire!
Bangladesh is at 23/3 after 6 overs.
In another catching attempt, Usama Mir has a cut finger on his bowling hand. I hope he is okay.
This is what we were missing.
Wickets in the powerplay.
Now watch them play like the number one side.
What an insane review! “Nooooo Babar,” says Nasser Hussain as Rauf convinces Babar to review an LBW decision that was not even close. I think the entire Pakistani team lost their senses. This is the second time they’ve made a questionable review in the tournament. Anyone watching on TV could easily tell it was not out. Rizwan always raises his voice, but when it comes to DRS, he is nowhere to be found!! Quite the actor, Rizwan. The only thing worse than Haris Rauf’s bowling is Bangladesh’s batting.
