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BAN vs PAK. 2nd ODI: Pakistan’s tour of Bangladesh suffered another setback during the ODI at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Dhaka after an unfortunate injury forced Hussain Talat off the field. The all-rounder crashed into the boundary advertising boards while trying to stop a powerful shot, leaving players and fans worried as the medical team rushed to assist him.
Hussain Talat Injured While Trying To Save The Boundary During PAK vs BAN 2nd ODI
The incident occurred early in Bangladesh’s innings while they were chasing Pakistan’s target. Litton Das had begun playing aggressively against Mohammad Wasim Jr.striking back-to-back boundaries and putting the bowlers under pressure.
On the second ball of the sixth over, Litton drove another powerful shot toward the boundary. Talat ran across the field and made a full-length diving effort to stop the ball. Although he managed to get close, the ball still raced away to the boundary cushions.
During the attempt, Talat’s momentum carried him straight into one of the advertising boards placed near the rope. The impact looked painful, and he immediately appeared to be struggling. Seeing him in distress, teammates signalled for help as the physios hurried onto the field.
After a brief examination, Talat’s left arm was secured in a sling, and he was taken off the field on a stretcher. The moment left Pakistan with fresh injury concerns in the middle of an already challenging series.
Saad Masood Steps In As Replacement
Following the injury, Saad Masood came onto the field as Talat’s replacement for the rest of the match. The team management will now wait for further medical assessments to understand the seriousness of the injury and whether Talat can continue in the series.
The setback added to Pakistan’s struggles on the tour. The visitors had already lost the opening match heavily and also faced a sudden batting collapse earlier in the game after the surprising run-out of Salman Ali Agha.
Shaheen Afridi Gives Pakistan Early Breakthroughs
Despite the disruption, Pakistan started strongly with the ball. Captain Shaheen Afridi delivered an impressive opening spell to put Bangladesh under pressure.
Afridi struck early by dismissing opener Tanzid Hasan for just one run. The early wicket immediately put the hosts on the back foot.
The pressure continued when the other opener, Saif Hassanwas dismissed on the first ball he faced in the following over. Afridi then added another breakthrough by removing former Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto for a duck.
Wishing a speedy recovery to Hussain Talat.
Saad Masood will replace him. pic.twitter.com/xhkTyk546s
— Salman. (@TsMeSalman) March 13, 2026
PCB Shared An Important Update About Talat’s Injury
The PCB shared an official update on the condition of Hussain Talat after he suffered an injury during the ODI against the Bangladesh national cricket team. According to the board, Talat was treated on the field immediately after the incident before being taken to a hospital for further checks.
In a press release, the PCB confirmed that the player was attended to by the team’s medical staff right away and later moved to a hospital for a detailed medical assessment. The board also stated that the exact details of the injury will only be known after doctors complete a thorough examination.
“Talat received immediate medical attention from the team’s medical staff on the field. Following the initial assessment, he has been taken to a hospital for a detailed examination. The nature and extent of the injury will be determined after the doctors complete further medical evaluation,” PCB said in a media release.
Pakistan post competitive total
Talking about the match, Bangladesh won the toss and chose to field first. Pakistan responded with a solid batting effort and were eventually bowled out for 274 in 47.3 overs.
The innings was anchored by a strong knock from Maaz Sadaqatwho scored 75 runs. He received good support from Salman Ali Aghawho added 64, while Mohammad Rizwan contributed 44 runs to help Pakistan reach a competitive total.
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