Afghanistan 246 for 5 (Gurbaz 101, Omarzai 70*, Rana 2-40) Bangladesh 244 for 8 (Mahmudullah 98, Mehidy 66, Omarzai 4-37) by five doctors
It was also the first instance of a success that was successfully pursued in this series, after being defended by total of 235 and 252 in the previous two matches.
Omarzai shot five six, the last of which went over to seal the victory for his side. The victory was created by Gurbaz Hundred Hate Hundred and his fourth collaboration with Omarzai, after Afghanistan was 84 by 3 at 21. This had been the rule of Gurbaz that had reached half a century at that time. The four of its six until then had been launched by the leg, although it had its luck.
When the 24th, Gurbaz was abandoned by the replacement field Rishad Hossain to the point, and in 48, Mid-Off’s Towhid Hridoy launching moved away from the collision at the end of the non-athractive despite the fact that Gurbaz has resigned after a combination with Hashmatullah Shahidi.
Gurbaz remained busy by scoring the simple ones and finding the limit, and when 56, Jaker Ali missed Mehidy, when he turned his leg side, although Jaker could have been blinded by Gurbaz jumping the pitch. Those pieces of fortune considering, the ball seemed to fly outside the gurbaz bat, with the most impressive shot being a six and a six plane on the deep square leg of Mustafizur Rahman.
Gurbaz and Omarzai assured that the persecution remained in the control of Afghanistan for much of the entrances. The century came to Gurbaz at 38th, at the end of which Afghanistan required only 63 that left the remaining 72 balls. It was when Afghanistan lost Gurbaz and Naib back, but Omarzai won half a century after that, following a 4 by 37 route with the ball to win the game’s player prize.
Afghanistan had mistakenly started the game, leaving Tanzid Hasan twice and giving away extras with the ball. But Bowling his second, and the ninth of the tickets, Omarzai had a spicy Suma Sarkar for 24 to a little better than a ball to break a 53 opening booth.
This seemed to make a switch. Nabi, shooting the tenth, had a tanzid cut to cover the 19th point for a slow and fall ball; Mehidy, at 11, sent Zakir Hasan after asking for a race, just to give rise to Zakir’s dismissal on 4; And Rashid Khan, on the 15th, had taken Hridoy to Slip during the 7th Bangladesh lost 4 by 19 in a period of six grains, when Mehidy, who scored a patient 66, and Mahmudullah, who obtained a Run-A-Ball 98, joined his hands to add 145 runs for the fifth metic.
But they devoted their time to establishing -as they managed to add only 49 runs from the first 74 balls of their association. During this period there were three limits, with two outside the outer edge of Mehidy’s bat.
While Mehidy struggled to even get the simple ones or find the gap, Mahmudullah seemed much more constant. With Afghanistan maintaining a lid in Bangladesh, Mahmudullah struck the first six of the entrances when he deposited Nabi over the half to end the 35th. These successes remained sporadic, as Nabi even threw a maid at 39th.
The last ten, however, took Bangladesh 78 runs. It all started when Mahmudullah ended Nabi’s spell with another six. In the next, in 42, Mahmudullah cut Am Ghazanfar for four through additional coverage. The 44th began with another limit, this time on the Ghazanfar head, before nailing a sweep to Rashid to push Bangladesh.
Seeing this, Mehidy also had a change of heart. With five casualties on the left, he scored and reversed Omarzai for consecutive limits, although he died in the same way when he skiing an additional cover. With Bangladesh at 217 and only 24 balls left, it was reduced to Mahmudullah to provide the final touches; And the double dose of fortune that enjoyed the 47th was what Bangladesh needed for a competitive total.
Mahmudullah received LBW from Rashid to start over, but used Drs to annul the decision. Two legal balls later returned to Rashid, which dropped a difficult capture, with his hands chopped by the blow. Mahmudullah ended with six another on Midwicet, this one from Farooqi. It was 97 with a remaining ball. Omarzai turned one, that Mahmudullah could only cut behind Square to let go while trying for a second.
Himanshu Apercol
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