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Liton Das and Tanjid Hasan Tamim, who came down to bat first in Bangladesh, opened the innings as usual but the Tiger openers did not get a good start. Liton went back to the Sajghar on the first ball of the innings.
The Tiger opener was caught by Matt Henry in the ball of Trent Boult. He scored zero runs in 1 ball. Mehdi Hasan Miraj came on the second wicket in his departure, and Tamim took the lead of the team's innings with him.
But the young opener could not go far and was victimized by Lockie Ferguson with 16 runs off 17 balls.
Miraj took the third man to play the pool of the short ball and the party started the procession of 56 runs in the Bangladesh camp.
However, Shakib returned to Sajghar with a personal 40 runs for 152 runs. Mushfiqur Rahim was going to the innings by scoring a great half-century, but he was bowled by Matt Henry by 66 runs. Tawhid Hridt also could not last long at the crease. As a result, the Tigers lost 7 wickets for 180 runs from 180 runs.
However, Mahmudullah Ritad and Taskin in the eighth wicket pair The Tigers crossed 200 runs with Ahmed's bat. In the end, the veteran Ritader's innings of 41 runs, Bangladesh collected 245 runs in the 50 overs.
