Bangladesh all out with 20 runs on the second day

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‘Jonathan Trott said, ’I will make five hundred runs for five wickets in 10 runs" but the bowlers of Afghanistan were joking.

They have also seen that the first balls in the morning, the Afghans got the new ball in the morning. They made a great use of it, and they all out for Bangladesh within 20 runs.

Bangladesh-Afghanistan will face each other in the only Test at the Sher-e-Bangla national cricket stadium in Mirpur. The hosts were all out for 382 runs in the first innings.

Bangladesh started the second day with 362 runs after losing 5 wickets.Mushfiqur Rahim and Mehdi Hasan Miraj were close to half-centuries but none could do that.

Miraj was first dismissed and was dismissed for 88 off 80 balls in 8 fours. Miraj was caught by Amir Hamza Hotak in the back-to-back territories off the 8th four.

But even this batter could not survive, when the ball slipped on the edge of his bat, he was out by Nijat Masud. He returned to Sajghar after scoring 47 runs off 76 balls in 4 fours.

But on the second day, the hosts were all out for 20 runs. Masud took five wickets in 16 overs with 2 maidens in 16 overs. He made his debut as the 167th bowler and the second bowler of Afghanistan.

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