Another Learn for Pakistan in 3rd ODI at Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka as Bangladesh Seal ODI Series 2-1
“Ya to win hota hai ya learn.” — a line often used by Pakistan former captain Mohammad Rizwan. But on March 15, 2026, Pakistan were forced to accept another painful lesson as Bangladesh defeated them by 11 runs to win the ODI series 2-1.
Match Summary
- Result: Bangladesh won by 11 runs
- Series Result: Bangladesh won 2-1
- Player of the Match: Tanzid Hasan – 107
- Player of the Series: Tanzid Hasan & Nahid Rana
- Venue: Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka
Bangladesh Innings – 290/5
Bangladesh posted a competitive total of 290 thanks to a sensational maiden ODI century by Tanzid Hasan Tamim. The young opener scored 107 off 107 balls and smashed seven huge sixes to dominate Pakistan’s bowling attack.
Tanzid Hasan
107
107 balls • 7 sixes
Opening Stand
105
Tanzid & Saif Hassan
Final Total
290/5
50 Overs
Saif Hassan scored 36 while Litton Das added 41. Towhid Hridoy remained unbeaten on 48 to push Bangladesh close to the 300 mark.
Pakistan Bowling
- Haris Rauf – 3/52
- Shaheen Afridi – 1 wicket
- Abrar Ahmed – 1 wicket
Pakistan Chase – 279 All Out
Pakistan’s run chase started disastrously as they collapsed to 17/3 within the first three overs. Early wickets of Farhan, Sadaqat, and Rizwan put the visitors under huge pressure.
Salman Ali Agha Heroic Knock
106
98 Balls • Led Pakistan Fightback
Salman Ali Agha played a brilliant counterattacking innings and kept Pakistan alive with support from Saad Masood (38) and Shaheen Afridi (37).
Final Over Drama
Pakistan needed 14 runs in the final over. Rishad Hossain held his nerve and the match ended dramatically on the last ball when Shaheen Afridi was stumped by Litton Das.
Bangladesh Bowling Performance
Taskin Ahmed
4/49
Mustafizur Rahman
3/54
Nahid Rana
2/62
Turning Points
- Dropped catches of Tanzid Hasan and Litton Das proved costly for Pakistan.
- Pakistan’s early collapse to 17/3.
- Taskin Ahmed dismissing Salman Agha in the 48th over.
Conclusion
Bangladesh celebrated a memorable series win while Pakistan were left reflecting on missed chances. Once again, the phrase “Ya to win hota hai ya learn” echoed through the result — but Pakistan will hope the next lesson finally turns into victory.