Bangladesh A's bowlers dismantled Pakistan Shaheens for just 125 runs during the Rising Stars Asia Cup championship match in Doha. Captain Akbar Ali opted to field after winning the coin toss, bringing left-arm spinner Mahfuzur Rahman and fast bowler Mohammad Mrittunjoy into the starting eleven. The opposition lost wickets rapidly as Yasir Khan departed for zero on the opening delivery, while Mohammad Faiq and Ghazi Ghori contributed minimal runs.
Saad Masood provided the strongest resistance with 38 from 26 deliveries, smashing six boundaries before falling in the penultimate over. Maaz Sadaqat added 23 and Arafat Minhas scored 25, but Pakistan never established momentum after their early collapse left them at 25 for three.
Ripon Mondol spearheaded the bowling attack with three wickets for 25 runs while Rakibul Hasan claimed two scalps. Jishan Alam, S.M. Meherob and Abdul Gaffar Saqlain each dismissed one batsman as Bangladesh restricted their opponents to a below-par total.
Saad Masood provided the strongest resistance with 38 from 26 deliveries, smashing six boundaries before falling in the penultimate over. Maaz Sadaqat added 23 and Arafat Minhas scored 25, but Pakistan never established momentum after their early collapse left them at 25 for three.
Ripon Mondol spearheaded the bowling attack with three wickets for 25 runs while Rakibul Hasan claimed two scalps. Jishan Alam, S.M. Meherob and Abdul Gaffar Saqlain each dismissed one batsman as Bangladesh restricted their opponents to a below-par total.
