Dhaka: Pakistan’s series of shameful defeats is showing no signs of ending. The Pakistan team, which performed shamefully in the T20 World Cup 2026, has faced a crushing defeat. Bangladesh has defeated Pakistan badly at home. Bangladesh defeated Pakistan 2-1 in the 3-match ODI series. In this way, Bangladesh achieved a great feat by defeating Pakistan in the ODI series for the second consecutive time.
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Actually, Pakistan had a chance to defeat Bangladesh after years, but weak batting exposed the entire team. Earlier in 2015 also, Pakistan had to face defeat in a 3-match ODI series on Bangladeshi soil. Pakistan last defeated Bangladesh in an ODI series in 2011. Since then, Pakistan team has not been able to register a win over Bangladesh.
Pakistan had a target of 291 runs to win. While chasing this target, Pakistani batting looked very weak. Salman Agha scored a century but could not get support from any other batsman at the other end. The result was that the Pakistan team disintegrated under pressure in front of the tight bowling of Bangladesh. Taskin Ahmed took maximum 4 wickets in his name.
Earlier in the decisive match, Bangladesh’s young batsman Tanjid Hasan scored a brilliant century and took the team to a strong score. Thanks to his brilliant century, Bangladesh scored 290 runs for 5 wickets in the third and final ODI against Pakistan. The match was played at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka, where Bangladesh lost the toss and batted first and posted a competitive score.
Tanjid Hasan scored his first ODI century
23 year old opener Tanjid Hasan scored the first century of his ODI career. He played a brilliant inning of 107 runs in 107 balls, which included 7 sixes and 6 fours. Tanjeed achieved this feat in the 31st match of his career. He completed his century by hitting a six off Salman Agha. However, later he was caught out by spinner Abrar Ahmed. The pair of Tanjeed and Saif Hasan gave a great start to Bangladesh. There was a partnership of 105 runs between the two for the first wicket. Saif Hasan batted with restraint and scored 36 runs, but he was bowled by fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi. Pakistan’s fast bowler Haris Rauf took two wickets in two consecutive balls in the 47th over. He first dismissed Liton Das for 41 runs and on the very next ball sent Rishad Hussain to the pavilion for a golden duck.
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Despite back to back wickets falling in the death overs, Tauheed Hridoy continued to bat aggressively. He played an important role in taking the team to a strong score by scoring unbeaten 48 runs in 44 balls. However, Pakistan’s death over bowling was very effective and Bangladesh could only add 13 runs in the last two overs. Due to this reason, the team fell a little short of reaching the 300-run mark and could score 290/5.
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